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#24 Dioni Tabbers (Last Year # 69) #23 Daniela Lopez Osorio (Last Year # 16) #22 Elizabeth Turner (Last Year # 60) #21 Vika Bronova (Last Year # 20)

#29 Sandra Kubicka (Last Year # 57) #28 Carmella Rose (Last Year # 25) #27 Vita Sidorkina (Last Year # 30) #26 Sofia Jamora #25 Bella Hadid (Last Year # 76)

#34 Gigi Paris (Last Year # 46) #33 Clara Alonso (Last Year # 36) #32 Emilia Clarke #31 Valeria Rudenko #30 Yulia Rose (Last Year # 70)

# 39 Robin Holzken (Last Year # 90) #38 Miranda Kerr (Last Year # 17) #37 Celine Farach #36 Tanya Mityushina (Last Year # 47) #35 Edita Vilkeviciute (Last Year # 48)

RIP as we know it... End of an era? Sports Illustrated's famed swimsuit edition 'could be toned down in the future' under the new ownership of family-friendly media giant Meredith In February Iowa-based media company Meredith bought Time Inc for $2.8b, taking over control of several publications including Sports Illustrated Time Inc's best-selling issue across the entire franchise is the SI swimsuit edition The famed issue may be forced to tone down the sexiness under the new, more modest ownership Sports Illustrated's famed swimsuit edition may have to tone down the sexiness under the leadership of its new owner, sources say. In February Iowa-based publisher Meredith purchased Time Inc for $2.8billion, taking over control of SI and several other publications including People, In Style and Real Simple. The family-friendly media giant is known for its more modest titles such as Family Circle, Family Fun and Midwest Living. The acquisition has led the staff at SI to wonder what the new ownership means for its annual swimsuit edition, which has been the best-selling issue in Time Inc's magazine franchise for more than two decades. The first SI swimsuit edition was introduced in 1964, and today it generates seven percent of the magazine's annual revenue. It traditionally sells more than one million copies, about 10 to 15 times as many as regular editions. The famed release features page after page of tanned, toned models in skimpy bikinis is known for pushing societal boundaries with near-nudity that has often been called pornographic. In the past couple years Time Inc has worked to rebrand the issue with a stronger focus on female empowerment, albeit with little success. This year's edition in particular, which hit newsstands in February, faced even more criticism than previous years in part because of the #MeToo movement. Even bigger changes are expected to come to the issue with Meredith at the helm. 'If you look at Meredith, what it stands for and what is in the their lineup, a swimsuit issue is a bit off the grid,' a source told Page Six. 'Showing frequent star Nina Agdal's sandy butt or Kate Upton in yet another way-too-small top is not usually the direction they'd go in.' Sources also told Page Six that Meredith is hoping to sell off SI as soon as possible.

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#44 Charlie Austin #43 Romee Strijd (Last Year # 28) #42 Nina Agdal (Last Year # 21) #41 Jasmine Tookes (Last Year # 10) #40 Jennifer Lawrence & Frida Aasen

#49 Emily Didonato (Last Year # 42) & Hanna Edwinson (Last Year # 67) #48 Alexina Graham #47 Blake Lively (Last Year # 55) #46 Rose Bertram (Last Year # 44) #45 Hailey Clauson (Last Year # 15)

#54 Eva Green (Last Year # 63) #53 Eiza Gonzalez #52 Isabeli Fontana #51 Lily Aldridge #50 Georgia Fowler (Last Year # 64)

#59 Meghan Markle & Bojana Krsmanovic (Last Year # 32) #58 Dua Lipa (Last Year # 88) #57 Gizele Oliveira #56 Ming Xi #55 Alicia Vikander (Last Year # 61)

#64 Stella Maxwell (Last Year # 18) #63 Shlomit Malka #62 Isabelle Mathers #61 Karlie Kloss (Last Year # 65) #60 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (Last Year # 31)

#69 Iris Mittenaere #68 Sophie Turner #67 Georgia Gibbs & Hailey Baldwin #66 Anastasiya Scgeglova (Last Year # 52) #65 Katheryn Winnick (Last Year # 68)

#74 Yasmin Wijnaldum #73 Rihanna (Last Year # 50) #72 Selena Gomez #71 Daisy Ridley (Last Year # 85) #70 Kate Upton (Last Year # 80)

#79 Beyonce #78 Rita Ora #77 Alina Kirchiu & Anthea Page & Scarlett Leithold (Last Year # 40) #76 Madelaine Petsch #75 Emma Stone (Last Year # 62)

#84 Danielle Herrington & Xenia Deli #83 Anna Christina Schwartz (Last Year # 53) & Megan Williams (Last Year # 83) & Lini Kennedy & Sofia Resing (Last Year # 38) #82 Bruna Lirio #81 Simone Villas Boas & Kara Del Toro & Stephanie Rayner #80 Amber Heard (Last Year # 91) & Joan Smalls

#89 Olivia Brower & Cindy Mello #88 Martha Hunt (Last Year # 51) & Natasha Poly & Cameron Rorrison (Last Year # 92) & Devon Windsor #87 Emma Watson (Last Year # 59) #86 Jessica Alba (Last Year # 39) & Phoebe Tonkin #85 Gigi Hadid (Last Year # 35)

#95 Danielle Knudson (Last Year # 70) #94 Michea Crawford & Jessica Chastain #93 Bianca Balti #92 Imaan Hammam & Ana de Armas & Melody Le #91 Kelly Gale (Last Year # 37) #90 Samantha Gradoville

#100 Abby Champion & Sonia Ben Ammar #99 Ashley Graham & Johanne Landbo #98 Shanina Shaik (Last Year # 66) & Magdalena Frackowiak & Heidi Klum #97 Ashley Greene & Elizabeth Elam & Gabrielle Caunesil & Kelly Brook #96 Tessa Thompson & Liu Wen (Last Year # 79) & Cara Delevingne

It's freeing to take scissors to your hair and say fuck it, whatever it comes out looking like, just live with it.

In the next couple of days (maybe even starting today depending on how much time I have) I'll post the list I had. It's not in the same format Michael wanted, but it's a legit list based on raw numbers + voters.

Vanessa

Just sending my love.

I can't even begin to describe the joy I'm feeling. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ they wouldn't even know where to begin

It's not my generation who's buying into VS on a hardcore level, that's been clarified repeatedly by Limited Brands during investor meetings. They're targeting 16 to 24/25 year olds, so therefore by their very words, if it's not my generation, and it's not yours, then who's is it? "They're targeting 16 to 24/25 year olds" VS has trend forecasters who meet with the team on a regular basis, these same forecasters follow mainstream media as well as social media of their core demographic, and then cater to what they see is being focused on. That's how large institution businesses work whether people like it or not. Also enough face time for models doesn't seem to be hurting them at all... In fact their marketing team seems to doing a good job just they way it is.