




The Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition is usually reserved for super skinny swimsuit models to show off their sexiest poses, yet the 2007 edition has Beyonce gracing its cover clad in a yellow and red bikini from her clothing line, House of Dereon. I have already read some negative things about SI choosing Beyonce for its cover instead of a "traditional model" saying that SI is not a celebrity magazine so they should have used a bikini model. So what do you think, did they make the right decision in featuring Be? Why or why not?
3 comments:
I think women aren't "sports" for men. Nothing wrong with sexy--Beyoncé looks great--but I've always found the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue to be soft porn. It is what it is. Overexposure.
I think Beyonce looks great in her photo shoot! I don't see why it's such an issue to have her on the cover, just because she isn't a model...that's some BS. There could possibly be underlying issues, but that's opening another can of worms...
beyonce dances. that is athletic.
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