Guest Posted January 12, 2005 Posted January 12, 2005 So anyone have any idea the lineup of models to appear in SI this yr? I know that it stated Marisa Miller (Former SI Model) would be hosting the ceremony or whatever its called so I take it she isn't in it. Anyone know about Ana Beatriz Barros or Isabeli Fontana? I'm hoping they will be in it. I've told Neo this and will tell everyone else now, I would sooooooo love an all Brazilian SI Edition. Could you imagine Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Ana BB, Isabeli, Ana Hickmann...Man oh man that would be the best issue ever. K well high on pain meds now so going to try and do more posts before I fall asleep LOL
Capt Snow Posted January 12, 2005 Posted January 12, 2005 An all Brazilian issue would be excellent. I don't know the line-up though. Sorry.
sha Posted January 12, 2005 Posted January 12, 2005 indeed all brazillian and two argentinians would be nice
greeneyed_lady Posted January 12, 2005 Posted January 12, 2005 well they have that model search show for SI so maybe the winner of that will be in the issue. i've actually ripped out the pics of those girls from the magazine. i can scan it so you guys can see the possible choices for a winner
doctor_d Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 dont forget Raica...if she was in it it would be the best one ever!
fremont Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 An all Brazilian issue would be excellent. I don't know the line-up though. Sorry. Yay this would be excellent. And a double yay for no Marisa Miller!
happycanadian2 Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 here's the PERFECT lineup:the theme is Polynesia. . . the shoots all take place on islands like Bora Bora, Moorea, Palau, Tuk, etc etc. Models -- Cover = Gisele, Karolina and Adriana. - that way you get all three huge looks right now, the dark brazilian look, the golden look, and the blonde bombshell look. PLUS, its the 3 most famous models on earth right now. . . .AND none of them have appeared in a previous SI issue, and all have fantastic bodies to sport teeny tiny bikinis.inside = whoever. i don't really care other than those three (though i'd really like to see Ale make an appearance). . . . . BUUUT ------- there should be a "SI favourites" section with Heidi Klum, Eva Herzigova, Tyra Banks, Laetitia Casta and Daniela Pestova. (wishful thinking . . .i KNOW but one can wish can't he????)
Mercury Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 I'm hoping Jessica Van Der Steen will be in the 2005 issue. I really like her in last years. ABB was also great last year so hopefully she'll be back too.
Mercury Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 I'm hoping Jessica Van Der Steen will be in the 2005 issue. I really like her in last years. ABB was also great last year so hopefully she'll be back too. Hopefully she'll be on the cover.
Neo52285 Posted January 19, 2005 Posted January 19, 2005 There are, it seems, subscribers who dislike Sports Illustrated's annual swimsuit issue.AP GraphicOpponents of the SI swimsuit issue do not want the magazine delivered to their homes. They do not want to see it and they certainly do not want it sent to them.They view the sensuous lounging of supermodels in expensive bikinis as alien to the mission of a weekly sports magazine.The anti-swimsuit-issue backlash never developed into a mass movement of anti-bikinists burning the special winter edition in protest. But there have been letters, more in the past than now, saying that the pictorials objectify women.And occasionally, there have been demonstrations outside the magazine's office building in Manhattan. But now the magazine is inviting subscribers to say "no thanks" to Veronica Varekova, Carolyn Murphy and other models, including the one who will be the winner of a new reality show, NBC's "Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search."The headline on a small box in two recent issues read "If You Don't Want the Swimsuit Issue." The notice provided a phone number (1-866-228-1175) for subscribers to request that the issue not be mailed to them. Those who make the request will have their subscriptions extended by one issue.Terry McDonell, the managing editor of Sports Illustrated, said: "It's my third swimsuit issue and I wanted to flag this, because I think it's a good policy. I was thinking that if a family doesn't want this coming into their house, with six boys between the ages of 7 and 11, we should show them that it's our responsibility."The policy for the swimsuit issue has been quietly in effect for decades. McDonell said the decision to make the offer explicit for the 42nd annual issue was not a reaction to a more conservative climate."That's the last message I'd want to send," he said. "This is about good manners."Art Berke, a spokesman for the magazine, said, "Over time, the indications were that people didn't realize there was this policy, so we felt it was important to do it."For most of the issue's history, which dates to 1964, the swimsuit layouts were featured prominently within regular issues of Sports Illustrated. The first stand-alone swimsuit edition was published in 1989 and became a permanent annual event in 1997.The invitation to swap models in string bikinis for an extra issue of bats, rackets, Steve Rushin and Rick Reilly has clearly emboldened the magazine's readers. So far, 25,829 paid subscribers, out of Sports Illustrated's total of 3.2 million, or 0.8 percent, have asked not to receive the swimsuit issue.Last year, when the policy was not spelled out on the magazine's letters page, 21,065 subscribers chose not to receive the special edition, which sold 1.56 million issues on newsstands.Subscribers receive the swimsuit issue free; newsstand buyers pay $5.99. Subscribers still have time to say no to bikinis and one-piece swimsuits: McDonell plans one more notification before the issue reaches newsstands Feb. 15.
Capt Snow Posted January 19, 2005 Posted January 19, 2005 25,829 people that need to visit a rehab clinic to break away from their crack addiction
mameha Posted January 19, 2005 Posted January 19, 2005 So, there are men who bought a subscription to a sports magazine to read about..sports.I don't have any objections to the Swimsuit issue, but if a guy wants to skip that one I don't see what's the big deal about it. If I could skip Cosmo's guy issue I would.
happycanadian2 Posted January 19, 2005 Posted January 19, 2005 that is completely retardedpeople need to stop reverting to the goddamn elizabethan era. its freaking swimsuits. do these people stay away from beachs and amusement parks as well???WHATEVER. <_<
Xfiler Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 ...whatever...I'm still convinced, that Marisa Miller will not just hosting the Video, but also modeling for the issue...
happycanadian2 Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 I don't see why she couldn't do both. no, i'm sure she can and WILL do both. but here's to hoping that she just hosts.
Memento Mori Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 god forbid an SI model who actually does an athletic activity (surfing) actually pose in the magazine, oh wait, i forgot this is Argentinian Sports Illustrated...
Capt Snow Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 It has nothing to do with athleticism. No one even mentioned the fact that she surfs, and I highly doubt that is the reason people don't want to see her in the Issue.
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