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2012 Body in Mind candids and outtakes #1

Tue, 15 May 2012 03:26:22 GMT

We had such a great response to last year's candids of all our models that we decided to give our members a batch of this year's candids a little earlier than usual. We have so much fun on Body in Mind photoshoots that we never run out of hilarious outtakes and behind the scenes shots of your favourite models being adorably silly. Sure the quality of the photography is not as good as our usual sets which is why we didn't include them originally, but we know you'll agree the beauty of these ladies shines through bright and clear in all of this batch of BiM 2012 candids and outtakes. And you might even find your favourite photo of your favourite model in here because these photos are the real deal - a glimpse into the souls of some of the best models in the world, and that only makes them more beautiful doesn't it?

Damianne: Hot DAMN!

Fri, 11 May 2012 15:54:08 GMT

Damn! That's all we could say when we looked at Damianne's photos the day after our 2-day shoot with her. Each successive set got unbelievably better and better, in fact, each photo in each set got better and better! We'd never seen anything quite like it. This girl was hot AND talented in the extreme. Before we met her she had emailed us that she wasn't an athlete, dancer, or gymnast. "About the only graceful thing I do is pose", she warned, no doubt wearing a knowing smile like the Chesire Cat's. Damn! can she pose, as you're about to find out. Needless to say we couldn't wait to release some of her photos so you can share in our overwhelming excitement. These are our best photos yet, and we hope they leave you too with just one word on your lips: DAMN!

Hayley-Marie: fuzzy Logic

Mon, 07 May 2012 15:23:12 GMT

Sometimes being in the business of nude photography is an exercise in illogic. Recently we had some dealings with a certain payment processor, who objected to our site because, in a brief review, they found the name of some famous models. Without checking with us they assumed we were using celebrity names in that shameless way some of the seedier porn sites do. They also complained about questionable marketing tactics because we used the word 'r*pe' in an editorial about the causes of female abuse. They assumed that we were espousing violence in porn like some illegal website. Of course, nothing could be further from the truth, but their "policies" red flagged us without so much as one human intelligence actually taking the time to read the site and find out what we were about.

Their issue, then, seems to be this: don't try to mix female beauty and ideas. It's like they are saying "Porn we understand. Porn we approve of, and are happy to make our living skimming off of it. Nasty, even disgusting, in-your-face porn is completely fine, but once you start actually talking about nude women, all bets are off. There can be no good reason to mix beautiful nude photography and ideas." They can't seem to even imagine a site for moral, intelligent men who like to discuss ideas as much as they like nude women. It is so foreign an idea to them that they seem like one of those alien computers in Star Trek who, faced with Kirk's impeccable logic, simply self-destruct in a shower of sparks and blinking lights, wailing 'does not compute'.

Beauty and ideas do belong together. Body in Mind is founded on that principle. Social commentary is not diminished by appearing alongside beautiful nude women, it is enhanced by it. To believe anything else is to engage in the worst kind of fuzzy logic.

The zen of female beauty

Sat, 05 May 2012 00:44:33 GMT

"Sun is warm, grass is green..."

Ask a practitioner of Zen what his belief system is about, and he'll probably say something along the lines of this:

Zen is a way of looking at reality without the interfering buzz of one's own subjective thoughts, a kind of total focus that unites body and mind. Zen is a state of mind, yes, but it is also a way of being - meaning that it doesn't just exist in some ephemeral world of the inner spirit. It is something you take with you every day, it embraces reality around you and encourages you to attain 'enlightenment' here on earth, something very few religions espouse.

In that way, the philosophy of Zen and the philosophy of female beauty are remarkably alike. Perceiving beauty requires you to banish subjectivity and focus on both the physical (the body) and the spiritual (the mind). To recognize beauty you have to understand both components equally; one without the other, body without mind or mind without body, will never result in true beauty. Maybe you can see that for yourself in this set of Karmen - her physical perfection is obvious, but what kind of spiritual values does she embody? That's for each man to decide, and decide he must if he genuinely wants to feel the full impact of her beauty. Only when he can honestly embrace both - 'she is physically beautiful' and 'her elegance and athleticism represent strength and purpose to me' - will he be truly Zen.

Laura: wardrobe function

Mon, 30 Apr 2012 01:32:46 GMT

You hear about all the time - some young Hollywood starlet arrives at a red carpet event and, in front of all the cameras, has an unfortunate 'wardrobe malfunction', or 'nip slip' as they're starting to be called. The strap of her gown will 'inadvertently' slip down her shoulder revealing a fleeting glimpse of nipple, or she'll bend over a little too far giving every newspaper editor his new front page image. It's getting a little too common to be truly accidental; in fact, it could be considered a shrewd business move on the part of any young woman who wants some publicity. Society frowns on nudity in general, but as long as you claim it was just an accident, you get a pass - and the attention of the world at the same time. We think women should be allowed to be open and honest about the allure of their bodies, and to use their beauty openly and to their advantage. If everyone secretly wants to see a starlet's nude body, why shouldn't she be able to show it off if she chooses, without having to hide behind the lie of a 'wardrobe malfunction'? Why shouldn't it be a wardrobe function instead? Why can't her clothing and jewelry and movie star glamor be used as a stage for her own beauty? Laura had some fun with this idea as a starlet at the premiere of her new movie and showed us what everyone was really there to see.

Rhian Sugden: showing everything?

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 04:59:55 GMT

Many of the models on Body in Mind are famous topless glamour models from the UK. Rhian Sugden is currently perhaps the most famous and popular. She has even used her fame to land some work in movies. For those who don't know, the glamour models in the UK do not usually show everything. They go all the way upstairs, but not all the way downstairs, if you know what we mean. Occasionally one or two of our members email us and ask "What's the point? It's just a big tease!" We sometimes try to explain to them that's exactly the point. A woman's charms are meant to titillate, to tease, and to task us. They are meant to get us worked up and to make us want more! They are not meant to be seen and forgotten as quickly as possible. What would be the point of that!? And this is especially true for pictures of beautiful women. They are not intended to replace a real woman. They are meant to inspire men to go out and get real girlfriends, not stay at home with paper ones. Pictures of beautyiful women are not the end of the process, they are the beginning. And in exactly the same way, a woman taking you downstairs is not the beginning, but the end.

Alece - That Feeling

Sat, 21 Apr 2012 02:50:04 GMT

Do you ever wonder what makes a woman feel comfortable getting naked? Women are notoriously self-critical, and each one of them has their own line in the sand when it comes to levels of undress. Some women wouldn't be caught dead in even the most modest of swimsuits - they scamper to the water's edge wrapped in a bath sheet and fling it off at the last possible second, offering only the briefest glimpse of skin before plunging in. Others are happy to show themselves off in a bikini, but go pale at the thought of appearing nude. In many cases, there's no reason these women should feel so compelled to hide themselves, but they insist on it anyway. So what makes a woman overcome these self-doubts and happily show herself off? The secret lies in one simple thing: how beautiful she feels. Not how beautiful she looks - no woman, supermodel or otherwise, ever truly thinks she looks beautitul. But every woman is capable of feeling beautiful. Maybe it's a burst of confidence, maybe it's the way the man in her life gives her that appraising smile, maybe it's the hard work she's put in at the gym lately that makes her feel taut and fit. Maybe it's something else altogether, but whatever it is, men would do well to remember this fact if they want women to feel more comfortable showing themselves off. Make a woman feel beautiful, and she'll be happy to revel in it. Help her delight in her own senusality, in the power of her own feminity, and she'll become the goddess you know she can be.

Jean Sequence

Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:09:39 GMT

A lot of people think female beauty is in the genes. But if that were true, then we wouldn't need Body in Mind would we? If we were all pre-programmed to react to beauty in pre-determined ways then why would we need art or photos of beautiful women at all? If nature was in control of who we find attractive and who we don't then it only makes sense that nature would make us all equally attractive. After all, it doesn't make sense for all the men to be chasing only a small percentage of the women does it? The human race wouldn't last very long if only the most attractive people reproduced. Obviously then, since the human race IS here and is NOT having any trouble reproducing, we can safely conclude that genes play only a small role in human beauty. In fact, by far, the largest player in the attraction game is not our genes, but our values. We tend to be attracted to people who either possess or reflect our values. If you are nice you like nice people. If you are confident you like confident people. And if you are creative, you're attracted to creative people. And so on. Our values play such a huge role in human attraction that it is amazing to us that in this day and age when the entire human genetic code has been mapped and catalogued, the role that our code of values plays is still in the pre-science stage. For example, what values make a person the most attractive? Why do some people admire certain values and not others? And why do we all respond to certain values the same way? Considering that our attractiveness to others is about 95% due to our values and not our genes, we suggest it's time to study this amazing phenomenon and to answer some of these questions.

Nikkala Stott: peek-a-boo

Sun, 15 Apr 2012 02:10:58 GMT

Nikkala Stott has been our favourite model of all since she began her career in 2000. And we don't just mean topless model. She is our favourite model, period. We like her more than any runway model, bikini model, fashion model, or supermodel. In fact, it is one of our greatest pleasures at Body in Mind that Nikkala has posed for us regularly since 2005, and has done a better job modeling fashions than any fashion model we can think of, she looks better in a bikini than any Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, and looks better naked than any supermodel on earth. Frankly we are shocked that she is not more famous, but then Nikkala is a quiet girl, a classy lady, and an honest woman. She doesn't play the games that most celebrities play to get on the cover of this and the entertainment news of that. And even though her British fans can no longer find her in The Sun Page 3 features that made her famous, she continues to work with BiM, and we are now happily working on a colour-photo book dedicated to her exclusively, that will be released soon. And our founder, DBell, swears he will finish editing his short film starring Nikkala called "The beautiful girl" soon. So while Nikkala Stott, like anything truly beautiful may at times be hard to see, you can count on Body in Mind to continue allowing Nikkala to play peek-a-boo with her fans.

Kelly Hall: magnificent

Fri, 13 Apr 2012 01:34:53 GMT

magnificent">When was the last time you read a good magazine? If you're like us, chances are it was quite a while ago. Because we work very long days producing Body in Mind we spend most of our time online, and - we are ashamed to admit - that ends up being where we have done most of our reading for the last 10 years. If YOU haven't picked up a magazine for the longest time we have some advice. Do it. Find a mag on a subject that interests you and read it. You will discover that magazines are where most of the good writing is now being done. We were pleasantly surprised at this discovery the last time we visited the magazine shelves beside the coffee shop at our local book store. Maybe it's because magazines HAVE to be better written and more interesting than the internet in order to survive. It's to their credit that most of them are. So if you find yourself missing the pleasure of being glad you've read something try checking out Body in Mind more often, or perhaps even better yet, pick up a magazine once in a while. On both counts, we - and Kelly - promise, you'll be glad you did.

Skye interrupted

Thu, 12 Apr 2012 03:35:18 GMT

It was a beautiful July morning. We set out early, our camera gear slung over our backs, and hiked into the wooded area with thoughts of a pleasant morning's shooting ahead of us. Aside from the odd die-hard cyclist who whizzed past, lost in his own thoughts, there was no one around. When we came across an old cider shack, with its weathered wood gleaming in the sunlight, we knew we had found the perfect spot. Skye stepped out of her clothes and stood against the barnboard in her little black bikini, enjoying the sun as we started to shoot. After a few poses she slipped out of the bikini top and tossed it over the branch of an apple tree. We were just about to ask her to remove the bottoms when the sound of an engine caught our attention. It was a park authority pick up truck, rumbling up the weed-choked path towards us. "You can't take pictures in here, this is a family park!" boomed the driver gruffly. "Leave or I'll call the police." We tried to remind him that toplessness is legal in Ontario, and that people take photos in this area all the time, but he wasn't listening. We could have stayed and argued and been arrested for some ridiculous charge like trespassing but the mood was gone, and 5 minutes later so was our sun, and so were we. We always wonder when adult men frown on female nudity. It doesn't seem right. We also wonder why people think female nudity is harmful to children. It isn't. We were disappointed at losing our chance to do the nudes in this set, but we loved how the topless photos turned out so we included them here. If you feel ripped off that there's no full nudes in this set then you know how we feel. But don't worry, this is just a bonus set. There will still be 2 full nude sets this week, as usual. But maybe next time you hear a man badmouthing a nude woman, or a woman claiming nude women threaten her children you will speak up and remind them of the beauty of the female body and that without it none of us would ever be born. Maybe then nude photo shoots would not be interrupted and ruined by spoil sports.

Rachelle Wilde: just because

Thu, 05 Apr 2012 16:56:30 GMT

We created this set just because. We knew Rachelle would look amazing brushing her hair in the nude so we did it. And we knew her fans - as well as those lucky guys seeing her for the first time - would see it too. We knew we would not need to explain it. And in a way, that's the nice thing about beauty. It doesn't need to be explained. It doesn't need to be planned. No one needs to be convinced. As a model, artist or photographer you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that if you make something beautiful, others will see it too. These days many people act as if a nude woman is something dangerous and immoral, and rush to cover a child's eyes if they should see a photo of a beautiful woman in a bikini on the cover of a magazine in the supermarket. And the thing that gets us is that they act as if it's self-evident, that somehow we should all know that it's bad. But it's not self-evident at all. We had to be taught to see the female body as bad; this behaviour was devised by someone; it is not obvious at all. So then now we must all choose. Is beauty good because it is self-evident, or is hating it the right thing to do, even when it isn't clear why? Obviously, at Body in Mind, we don't hate beauty just because someone said we should. We'll take the universe's word over any eye-covering philosopher, any day. We'll let the beauty-haters furrow their brows in frustration trying to convince everyone to hate women. And the rest of us will simply enjoy the obvious beauty in the world around us - and in Rachelle - just because.

Hayley-Marie is NOT naughty

Fri, 30 Mar 2012 03:19:39 GMT

We don't like the word "naughty". When a woman flaunts convention, when she is independent enough to go outside the norm, and brave enough to risk derision and scorn for doing so, she deserves our respect, our attention, and our admiration. This is why we fight the word "naughty" and the concept it represents on our site SuperBeauty.Org. We don't allow any nude websites who use the word "naughty" to participate. We always tell them that if they are trying to say that their models are brave, brazen, shameless, and independent that they should simply say so. Those are too big of concepts to be shrunk down and squeezed into a little childish immoral admonition like "naughty". Doing so completely belittles and sidelines all the virtue, grandeur and beauty of a woman's sexual spirit, and gives the cowards and reprobates in our society who want to shrink powerful women down along with their sexuality far too easy a way to do it. That's why "naughty" is a word we refuse to use. We think getting naked in a public park in this set of photos only makes Hayley-Marie all the more beautiful.

Ashley Perry: naturally nude?

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:23:21 GMT

We get a lot of emails but the ones that annoy us the most are from writers complaining that all of our models in every shot are not completely naked.

"Nudity is a woman's natural state" they tell us, meaning "nudity is a women's proper state", an idea they have no doubt gotten from one of the nude sites out there that boasts about their "virtue" of featuring nothing but fully nude photos of very young women. "Why oh why aren't your models naked all the time?" these emails wail, as if putting clothes on women was some kind of affront to decency and good sense. We almost expect their next sentence to be "women should be barefoot and pregnant."

Okay, here's the thing: there is no such thing as "natural" beauty in women. Tigers don't find human women beautiful. Neither do human babies. In fact, human children don't even draw bodies on their stick figures until they are over 3 years old! (Yes, we are aware of the "scientific" experiments "proving" that human babies respond to pretty female faces but it has yet to be shown if they are responding to beauty or something else in the faces they see. We're betting it's something else.)

Nudity is not a natural state for a woman. Full nudity is a natural state for new-born infants, and animals. Those who believe women should be naked all the time seem to see women as some sort of helpless wild sexual babies - a very difficult image to form in any sensible mind. (Although many nude websites these days do their best to create this image.)

The beauty of the nude female body is not natural, but it is profound. It is part and parcel of the most amazing thing in the universe: the human mind. Female beauty exists only because the human mind exists. For example, if you like wide hips in a woman it's because in your mind you want a woman to be mature and sexual. If you like a thin waist it's because in your mind you want to hold her, or you want a woman who is not - or has not been - pregnant. If you like big boobs perhaps it's because you need nurturing. All of the physical qualities we find attractive in women represent something we want in a woman in real life. And it's this wanting that makes those qualities beautiful to us, not the qualities themselves.

As much as some people like to pretend otherwise nature requires us to think to survive, and most humans think clothes makes sense for all kinds of very good reasons, protection and comfort highest among them. The human mind is part of our nature, and must be considered in any discussion of what is proper for women, or beautiful in them. This doesn't mean nudity cannot be beautiful in a woman - obviously nudity can be very beautiful indeed. It simply means that nudity is not the single proper state for women in general as many emailers try to tell us. A woman's mind must be included in any discussion of what is proper for women.

But if you're honestly looking for the proper state for maximum beauty in a woman, you must figure out what the proper things a woman should be in order to live a good life. Certainly those things will include just as many qualities of character as physical traits. And when a woman is nude and her physical beauty is visible due to some specific circumstances that require admirable qualities of character (bravery, independence, freedom, happiness perhaps) then that is when a woman is potentially in her most beautiful "state". But it is not a "natural" state and does not happen automatically.

There is a strange resistance in most humans to acknowledge values - especially character values - or to take responsibility for their own actions, so much so that many prefer to abdicate their judgment completely and hide their thoughts and behaviour in the jungles of the "natural", hoping somehow that nature will make all their choices and solve all their problems for them. These are the people who are actually offended by and complain when women wear clothes. But we all know on some primordial level, don't we, that there is nothing friendly to naked human women in any jungle on earth.

Peta Todd: fighting to save the world

Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:26:30 GMT

We've been watching a lot of Sports Illustrated swimsuit videos lately and we've heard some of the models criticize themselves a few times saying things like "after all, we're not saving the world here." It struck us suddenly as no coincidence that these are the same criticisms leveled at modeling in general by mysoginists of all kinds: people who say it degrades and objectifies women. We expect this from people who hate beautiful women, but we find it very sad indeed to hear the models themselves agreeing with people trying to put them out of work. And especially distressing when we remember that saving the world is exactly what Sports Illustrated - and modeling in general - is meant to do. By "modeling" we mean the artistic meaning of the word, which is: presenting images of beautiful, happy, powerful women, not for the purpose of selling anything, but for the purpose of inspiring admiration. Of course, the creators of SI swimsuit claim they are just selling magazines. But to do this, the only goal and requirement of the photos themselves is beauty. And that makes their swimsuit photos art. Now some sour, beaten down people who do not like exquisite photos of beautiful women expertly taken may be inspired to denounce and sneer at the model's attempts to be artistic. They wake in the mornings and greet the world with a groan and a resentful grimace. They are the kind of people who don't care what happens to them or the world, and they have been running the world for far too long. Happily, there are those of us who greet each day with a hopeful smile. No we're not insane. We simply want a great life. The life we imagined when we were young. So we are grateful for any image we can find of happy, successful, brave, beautiful people. Images of the world the way we hoped it to be. They inpsire us to cheer up and live each day to the fullest. Good people doing good things is the only way to "save the world", and SI inspires good people. So we will keep watching our SI videos hoping to hear "we are saving the world here." Then it might actually be true.

Laura: the moment

Fri, 23 Mar 2012 04:18:32 GMT

There comes a moment in the life of every beautiful woman when she reaches the peak of her beauty. It could last for a just a week or two, or it could stretch out for a year. It could come early, as it does with those women who are never quite as beautiful as they are at eighteen or nineteen, still fresh faced and bright eyed. It could come when she's in her thirties or forties, when her looks have matured into fine features and wisdom behind the eyes. But it touches everyone at some point, and when it does, it's magical. It's as though everything comes together perfectly - glowing skin, lustrous hair, womanly curves on a slender frame, and that almost indescribable quality of a woman at her best. People call it "beauty" without ever really defining it, but it's so much more than that. It's beauty squared, it's beauty on steroids...it's the delicate, exquisite and fleeting moment that you know you're lucky to get a glimpse of. We don't know if this is Laura's moment, or if she'll mature into an even more beautiful woman, but if this is indeed her moment, we're grateful we got to see it.

Why fear female beauty?

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:04:28 GMT

A recent email asked us "Why is female beauty feared?". "Feared?!", you might laugh. Actually, yes. When something is villified and mocked as often as female beauty is in our culture and society it is never because it is truly stupid, but because it is feared. For example why do we need to hear over and over what bimbos beautiful women are? No one makes fun of the mentally challenged for example. So we will take this question seriously. Female beauty is feared for many reasons but mostly because it makes us want it, which means we are required by it to try to achieve it, which means we have to think of a way to do that, and thinking is damn difficult. Thinking - even more than female beauty - is the most villified and abhored thing to we humans - most would rather die than think, which is why death and the future of mankind comes to be mentioned in the same breath with it in many cases. This is the full picture, the other half of the modern ethos, the positive half, that female beauty is treated like a threat to all that is wholesome and good because in fact female beauty is all that is wholesome and good and is a threat to all that is bad and wrong. People fear female beauty, not because it's evil or destructive, but because it's good, and because you have to think to see that.

Unabashed beauty

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 02:48:24 GMT

There's a strange phenomenon out there, perhaps you're aware of it too. All over the world, beautiful women are doing...nothing. Maybe they'll show up briefly in a cosmetics ad, or in a tongue-in-cheek bit part that calls for a bodacious, almost excessively beautiful woman. Bimbo # 3, the credits might glancingly call them. Maybe they'll make fun of themselves on reality shows for has-beens and washed up 70's B-listers. Whatever inconsequential or insulting gig they manage to score, at the end of the day, it all amounts to...nothing. It's as if no one knows what to do with such beauty anymore. Are there any movies being made that call for a statuesque, stunning woman? Most scripts these days seem to require small, elfin little girl-women. Are there any artists creating timeless, sensuous odalisques that can only be modeled for by the most voluptuous of women? Modern art is rife with abstract nonsense that tries hard not to represent anything, let alone beauty. Even the world of modeling has gravitated toward boyish, grim looking models with no hips or breasts to speak of. So this is where we come in, and where photographers like Walter Bosque manage to light a candle in the darkness. In this simple set of Zahyra, Walter shows us that, when the world has run out of uses for beauty, at least there are photographers who see the value in capturing a woman's unique, ephemeral and inspiring loveliness, just for it's own sake. There's no need for excuses, no moral sanction required, no self-deprecation or shame allowed - just the sheer enjoyment of looking at one of nature's most delightful creations in all her glory.

The achievement of admiration

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 04:11:42 GMT

Being able to perceive, appreciate, and admire the beauty of a woman is something that is earned. It involves a lot of work, but is probably the most exciting journey in life. Once we discover the beauty of our dream woman, we discover our own beauty. The beauty of a woman is a reminder of our choices, a spiritual process in which we see our own true selves. Admiration does not necessarily lead to love, and does not necessarily lead to a desire to possess. It is a process in which we see the actions of a woman or the poses of a model and associate them with things that we personally know. The meanings of those actions or poses may not always be perceived by the woman whose beauty we admire: it is a personal experience more than anything. Perceiving the beauty of a woman requires you to be able to perceive your OWN beauty and the beauty in everything. You are required to filter out the trash-talk commonly employed by beauty-haters in an attempt to hide that beauty. The beauty industry is supposed to be about the women who reject that talk, about supermodels and people who have positive aspirations and can project them. But it does not always work that way due to the beliefs of those involved. Many are uncomfortable with what beauty represents, and many women bury their beauty in nonsense-talk about how meaningless or ridiculous it is. But a woman who rejects that kind of talk is truly inspiring, truly beautiful. Hers is the ultimate achievement in beauty, and appreciating her, is yours.

Nikkala Stott: real life fantasy

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 16:00:37 GMT

Watching a Penthouse swimsuit video the other day, it became obvious why we like to feature beauty in everyday situations here at Body in Mind. The ladies in the video were predictably Penthouse material - breasts like basketballs, long blood red fingernails, sneering come-hither looks as they rubbed their palms suggestively over the taut cheetah-print fabric of their bikini bottoms. The message was clear; these women's sole purpose for existing, it seems, is sex. They sway and pout and moan like they're at the height of orgasm, they call to a man's sexual desire but provide nothing for his mind, his plans, or his dreams for his life. That's what's wrong with it. No woman is ever just a sexual being, any more than any man is. No woman is ever defined solely by her ability to feel or inspire lust, and helping men to think that this is true only demeans men and their complicated desires. We prefer to show beauty in every part of life, as part of a woman's whole being, as something she poseses while she's working, or playing, or relaxing, or just being herself. We like to show that you can appreciate a woman's beauty in reality, and not just as a temporary fantasy figure. When you remove the luridly sexual component of appreciating beauty, it's much easier to savour it, and enjoy it for the uplifting and wonderful thing that it is. That's the kind of world we want to live and be sexual in: the real one.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: clearly beautiful

Fri, 02 Mar 2012 01:48:59 GMT

We see a lot of potential models in our line of work, either through active scouting or through submissions that come from those who want to be featured on our site. You would think it'd be easy to select women with that special look or obvious beauty, but it really isn't. A lot of women these days go to great lengths to modify their bodies or otherwise present themselves in such a way as to make us wonder what they actually look like. Is that girl with the heavy eye makeup, teased hair, bee-stung lips and fake breasts genuinely attractive? Or is she a master of disguise, showing us only a hyped-up version of herself that in no way reflects who she really is? Furthermore, can you tell from the poses in her photos whether she really does have a curvy, feminine body, or has she just found the one angle that makes her look her best? We don't blame women for trying to make themselves look their best, but when it comes to modeling, we think honesty is the only policy. That's why it's so refreshing to come across someone like Hayley-Marie, someone who is clearly beautiful no matter how you look at her, no matter what angle her body takes, or whether she's wearing make up or not. It's in the automatic, almost punch-in-the-gut reaction you have at the first sight of her, when you say "Wow, what a beautiful woman." You never have to wonder if it's just the lighting, or the makeup, or the clothes - with a woman like Hayley, she's just beautiful. Clearly.

Big versus Little?

Thu, 01 Mar 2012 05:35:40 GMT

Proponents of file-sharing would have you believe it's about the big bad greedy corporations against the poor little guy. But what about the small-time creator who can't afford to create a movie, song, program, or photograph because his work is being stolen and shared without making him a dime? And who suffers more? The media giants and big production companies who can afford to take some losses or the little creator who cannot? And what about the huge internet corporations that makes billions by facilitating file-sharing and defending copyright infringement? [You know who they are.] Who makes more pure profits? The production companies with billions in expenses and declining profits? Or the file-sharing websites who pay nothing for their stolen content and enjoy unrestricted profits? It's just bizarre to us that hundreds of millions of people keep putting down little producers [like us] for the "greed" of fighting for their copyrights while they praise huge internet corporations who make billions violating those copyrights. Why would so many people prefer big corporations who make money from stolen art over those who produce that art? And why would they prefer the poor little guy who steals movies and music over the poor little guy who produces them? Do you?

Rachelle Wilde: striporama

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:42:12 GMT

Do you ever wonder why the striptease was ever invented? Or why it continues? Why don't women just come out nude, do a little dance, and show off their whole bodies right from the get-go? Is it because, as some people think, that men like the slow tease of a woman gradually, almost tortuously, revealing herself bit by bit? We don't think so. We think it has more to do with the whole experience of a woman. Men like looking at women in all their states of dress or undress - the fact that a fully-dressed woman can easily turn heads on the street, or the fact that swimsuit issues always sell out are proof that nudity isn't always a strict requirement for appreciating beauty. We love it when gorgeous women are brave and benevolent enough to share their nude beauty with us, but we also love it when we get to enjoy the way a sleek bikini hugs their curves or a beautiful dress brings out the color of their eyes. So if you're one of those guys who has to skip right to the end to get to the nudes, go ahead. We feel sorry for you, but go ahead, there's plenty of full nudes there to satisfy you. But if instead you're a more discerning lover of women, take your time and enjoy the full spectrum of Rachelle Wilde's beauty in all it's stages.

The right to keep happiness

Sat, 18 Feb 2012 03:53:24 GMT

The Declaration of Independence declares the right of all men to the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately it fails to declare the right of all men to keep it. For example, if it makes you happy to make music and sell it, what is the point of letting someone take it and your profits away from you? Yet that's exactly what the US government does. If a musician records a song, and someone steals it and sells it, under current copyright laws in the US, you, not the government, are required to find the thief, you have to pay for any legal action against him, not the courts. Like America's founding fathers we are witnessing the destruction that comes from bad government and legalized theft. What we need to protect copyrights once and for all is an amendment to the Declaration of Independence. Stealing is just plain wrong. God knows it, and we know it. But when it comes to stealing intellectual property and taking the profits from selling it, for some reason, everyone pretends not to know it. Perhaps it would be harder to pretend if the right to keep the happiness we pursue and achieve - our property and profits - was enshrined in America's most cherished legal document.

Laura: the swimsuit edition

Fri, 17 Feb 2012 03:23:14 GMT

Every February the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition comes out and a winter weary world wakes up and takes notice. Every talk show hosts mentions it. Every women's group denounces it. And every pro athlete shops for a new girlfriend. Every guy sneaks a peek in the local drugstore when his girlfriend isn't looking. Every girlfriend wishes she looked like that in a bathing suit. And the covergirl always becomes a household name. And yet every year this bountiful hi-gloss cornucopia of beach babes fails to be praised as it deserves for making all of our lives just a little more exciting. The female body is indeed a powerful force, a force of beauty, of arousal, of life-giving attraction. Yet where are the celebrations? Where are the silent prayers of thanks? Where are the monuments? They are indeed rarer than a bikini in February. So we decided to dedicate this set of Laura to the naked spirit and hard-bodied goodness of the annual SI Swimsuit Edition. Long may she splash in the surfs of the world and the winters of our lives!

Invasion of privacy

Wed, 15 Feb 2012 05:42:03 GMT

It's ironic that all the opposition to copyright legislation in the US and now sweeping across Europe is based on accusations that such laws would empower governments to extend their reach into people's private internet activites, meanwhile the darling of the anti-copyright movement, Google, one of the biggest and richest corporations in the world, has internet reach and records that the government actually borrows when it needs information. Google has internet monitoring software on probably 75% of the websites in the world and has just forced their users to accept a single privacy policy that will make their emails and personal habits open to Google indexing and searching, and recording. In fact, Google has just offered to pay people to allow its monitoring technology into their actual homes. If there's two things the anti-copyright movement is not afraid of it's big power and invasion of privacy. If they were they would be afraid - very afraid - of Google.

Alece: I'm up here!

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 03:03:34 GMT

It was the end of the shooting day, and we spotted the old ladder resting up against the back of the barn. Let's do a set over here, we thought, eyeing the vine winding up the side of the ladder and the blanket of lush greenery beneath it. Several poses came to mind - maybe she could peek out from behind the rungs, or sit coquettishly on the bottommost one. Maybe she could even lay in the grass and let her long legs stretch up the rails of the ladder. When we ran these ideas by her, she bit her bottom lip. Well...she said...I like those ideas, but you see...I've had poison ivy fourteen times, and I'm pretty sure that's what's at the base of that ladder. So out came the yellow wellington boots so she could walk through the dreaded patch, and brown shoes for her to get her footing properly before flinging them off. We would have moved onto another location, but Alece was such a good sport, she was more than happy to cling to the ladder and pose from the safety of her wooden perch. It wasn't until after the shoot that it occurred to us to ask...fourteen times?

Two copywrongs make a copyright

Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:10:08 GMT

Last month we saw two major developments in the enforcement of copyrights around the world. The FBI busted Megaupload and arrested its owner, charging them both with money laundering and copyright infringement AND the proposed US legislation to protect Americans from copyright infringement - SOPA and PIPA - was defeated. It's no coincidence. SOPA and PIPA were designed to ban websites in other countries who systematically violate the copyrights of Americans, but the legislation was defeated by a spontaneous coalition of some of the richest corporations in the world like Google and Facebook and the people who believe that copyrights are out-of-date, unfair, and over-reaching. The anti-copyrights movement tries to pretend that copyright infringement isn't stealing. But it is. This is why the FBI was then forced to go into other countries to arrest people, seize assets, and shut down companies. Systematic copyright infringement is taking billions from the US economy and tens of thousands of jobs. And when people prevented copyrights from being protected by SOPA and PIPA in a non-violent, civilized way, the government was then forced to resort to brute force and invasions of other countries to protect its citizen's rights. If advocates of the "free mind" really believed in peace and rational process of law they would have supported SOPA and PIPA overwhelmingly. But in reality they only believe in stealing. And stealing is an inherently violent act. On some level they understand this, and this is why there is no spontaneous coalition to defend Megaupload.

Laura: let it snow!

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:42:53 GMT

For most of us the winter blues have set in and we're hunkering down, trying to ignore the lovely flakes of snow falling gaily outside our windows, thinking about hot beaches and warm tropical breezes in some sunnier place. For those of us with someone warm to wake up with in the mornings it's not so bad because love is immune to the cold. Love doesn't care what season it is or what the weather forcast is predicting. In fact, very often love springs into our lives even in the dead of the darkest, coldest winter. And when it does, our lives ignite with passion, winter is set ablaze, the snow becomes our playground; we laugh at the cold together. We wanted to do a photo set with this message, and a model who could make it real. We said, "let it be Laura." And she said happily, "Let it snow!" Winter, sometimes, can be the nicest time of the year.

Naked female mechanics

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:34:43 GMT

One of the greatest tragedies of the modern world is that as much as men adore women and love sex they are ashamed to admit it, so they invariably end up hiding it, relegating the huge part of themselves that worships what men and women can be together to the dark and fetid realm of demented sexual fantasy where love begins to look more and more like hate. But if you believe that life is for living then you must also agree that love is for loving and the world is for living in, and that means we owe it to ourselves to bring what we love into the real world where it can be lived. This doesn't mean we should have sex in the street - that would simply be an over-reaction and an over-simplification: it is not sex we are talking about here, it is our love of sex, which means of women, of romance, of marriage, of beauty, of adventure. These are the aspects of "sex" that need to be lived openly - both to remove their social stigma but also because the real world is the only place we have to experience these things. We don't have any other real world, and we don't have any other real love. The two belong together, just as men and women do.

Kelly Hall: morning news

Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:45:25 GMT

We're saddened after the South Carolina Republican candidate debate. None of the candidates supports the Stop Internet Piracy Act, the proposed legislation that will empower the American government to protect its citizens from internet piracy. Rick Santorum at least supported fighting piracy in principle, but the concensus seemed to be that companies like Google, Youtube, and Facebook represent the fastest growing segment of the economy so it would not be a good time for any legislation that could effect them. But if this is true, if the internet is growing so fast, then why does the American economy continue to shrink at an unprecedented rate? For 15 years the US courts have been unwilling to rule against any major copyright infringing sites on the basis that copyright laws have always been meant to protect innovation. But what they fail to understand is that this was never meant to include innovative ways to break the law! The 15 year-old honeymoon with internet technology needs to end, and we need to realize that the only reason the internet appears to be the fastest growing segment of the economy is because almost everything on it is stolen. No wonder businesses dedicated to copyright infringement are growing at record rates; and why, as they grow, the US economy continues to worsen.

Stop online piracy

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 04:39:23 GMT

Opponents of the Stop Online Piracy Act wail that it will mean the death of free information on the internet. But information - be it photos, movies, music, software or scientific data - is never free anyway. Information of any kind must be discovered, created, or recorded, and that takes work, and that work must be done by a person, and that person needs to be free to set the price for his information. A free internet means the creator or legal owner of information has the right to set his own price for his information. He can make it free or he can charge what you are willing to pay, or he ask the highest price possible. That is what's known as the free flow of information, and it applies to the internet, and anywhere else for that matter. The free flow of information on the internet is the same as free trade in economics. Free trade means buyers and owners are free to buy and sell goods, services, or ideas. It means a seller cannot be forced to sell for less than he wants and a buyer cannot be forced to pay more than he wants, and if an agreement can't be reached then no transaction occurs. The owner is free to ask whatever he wants (including nothing) and the buyer is free to agree or walk away. Anyone who thinks they are entitled to someone else's work without paying the asking price is a thief at heart. The fact that information should be free to flow from person to person, across all borders, doesn't mean that it's okay to steal someone's information, share it, or sell it without permission and without paying. Free trade doesn't mean everything should be free; and the free flow of information doesn't mean all information should be free. On the internet today we are witnessing the battle over who owns information: its creators or its thieves. SOPA says creators do. Its opponents say it belongs to the thieves.

Lizzie is here!

Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:50:43 GMT

There are few models working in nudes today more famous and popular than Lizzie Ryan, so we thought it was about time she was featured here on Body in Mind. After all, she is on almost every other site our there, and she deserves to be. She even has her own site now, but she started out on Eva's Garden, one of our favourite sites for great tasteful nude photography. We're thrilled to announce that Lizzie will be making regular appearances on our site over the next several months, and we hope to create many new fans of her amazing beauty among our members. We're only sorry that we didn't invite her to join us sooner.

Alece in your shirt

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 02:43:37 GMT

The aroma of coffee wakes you, and before you can even turn over to reach for her she's up and slipping out of bed, her naked back arching gracefully as she yawns and stretches. She glances over her shoulder at you playfully, and you could look at her all day, taking in the litheness of her elegant body and the way her hair falls softly across her face. She stands up to pad barefoot to the kitchen, the coffee more alluring than you are for the time being. As she passes the end of the bed she grabs your shirt, the one you slung over the edge of the dresser last night, and slides her arms into it. It swims around her slim frame, and the sleeves fall down past the ends of her fingers, but she looks adorable in it. She stops to hold the collar to her face and inhale deeply and hugs herself with delight. She loves the lingering hint of you on the fabric, loves surrounding herself with you. She sees you watching her and does a little peekaboo show, wrapping herself tightly in the shirt and then flinging it open like a burlesque queen, laughing with delight. And you know with certainty that this isn't just your shirt anymore, and you don't mind at all.

Peyton Priestly: trash glam

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:38:51 GMT

If you'd asked someone 20 years ago if the trashy, plucked-eyebrow, fake-tanned, gelled-hair, gold-chain wearing crowd would become a media sensation worth millions, they would have laughed at you. Those guys? The "Guidos" and the "Guidettes"? No way. Yet here we are, subjected almost daily to the exploits of the residents of Jersey Shore and the like. Mental giants like "The Situation" and "Snooki" - who thinks the ocean is salty due to whale sperm - and their obsession with the superficial (and a generally overwrought and trashy superficial at that) are now millionaires, enjoying the high life and influencing style. Some say that they are media darlings because we like to laugh at them, but who's really laughing? And is it any wonder that women will start to emulate the trash glam look - it is on tv, after all - thinking that it's what makes them 'hot'? Between Snooki and the Kardashian clan, it's no wonder women are rejecting notions of a fresh, natural look and decking themselves out in gaudy jewellery, gold shoes and a snotty attitude. Ashley was a good sport in helping us poke fun at this sub-culture, and expert as always in showing us that her true, natural beauty underneath is what's really "mint".

In defense of the Stop Online Piracy Act

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 06:34:34 GMT

Opponents of the Stop Online Piracy Act wail that it will allow the U.S. government to shut down any website it doesn't like and will pave the way to unbridled censorship on the internet. But the U.S. government needs the power to restrict websites who break the law for the same reason it needs the right to put criminals in jail, and SOPA merely gives them this power. It doesn't allow the government to shut down any law-abiding website. The government gained the power to prosecute criminals when America was founded, but that didn't give it the power to put innocent people in jail. Similarly if SOPA passes, the government will gain the power to restrict access to criminal websites (such as those dedicated to illegal file sharing and copyright infringement), but not the power to restrict the honest people on the internet. The court system was created to make sure the government imprisoned only criminals, and the same system will protect innocent websites from being restricted. The internet wasn't around when America was founded, and so the American system has no power to restrict criminal activity online. The SOPA is intended to correct this shortcoming and to give the U.S. government the power to protect its citizens from internet criminals. How can anyone but a criminal have a problem with that?

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 06:34:00 GMT

No new art, ever?

Thu, 29 Dec 2011 04:40:27 GMT

The file-sharing website Megaupload has launched a lawsuit against Universal Music Group, and it might mean nothing less than the end of new art being created in human civilization. The details of the case are actually not that important. What is significant - and downright terrifying - is that a company that specializes in making money by allowing millions of people to share music, movies, software, and photos on the internet has made enough money doing it that they can now afford to sue a major music corporation. Megaupload claims it fights copyright infringement by deleting reported files and by closing the accounts of repeat copyright infringers. But obviously, if Megaupload deleted all illegally posted files and all copyright infringers they would lose most of their income. Megaupload charges a fee to download files, and even if the files are removed for copyright infringement, Megaupload can legally keep the money they made. Record companies, movie studios, and porn sites are now in grave danger. File-sharing companies seem to be making more money from their artwork than they are. To protect themselves copyright owners should have spent as much money as possible to have the current copyright legislation, the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, struck down for the unfair burden of forcing them to police their own copyrights. If they'd been successful the laws that offer government protection for copyrights in magazines, newspapers, television and movies would have applied to the internet as well. These laws would have held file-sharing companies like Megaupload responsible for copyright violations the same way it has held these other publishers responsible. Copyright laws worked for decades without a hitch, until the DMCA came along. The DMCA has protected thieves and burdened creators for so long that the artist or creative company that can afford to launch a lawsuit in defence of its copyrights may now be a thing of the past. How long will an artist produce new work when it is constantly being stolen? How long can a society or civilization survive without art that is worth paying for being made? We're not sure but we think we're about to find out.

Cat in a country bath

Wed, 21 Dec 2011 05:00:15 GMT

Picture a hot summer day, and an old country house long left to the ravages of time. Cat is out strolling through the long grass and happens upon the grand old home, sitting at the top of a sloping hill that overlooks the sea. It's cool inside, and quiet, and Cat can't resist taking refuge from the blazing sun. The wood floors creak beneath her feet, and the stairs moan from disuse as she makes her way to the second floor. A bathtub, the old clawfoot kind sits invitingly beneath a bright sash window. How can she resist? She fills a pail with water and lowers herself into the cool cocoon of the tub, luxuriating in how deliciously cold the ceramic feels against her hot skin. What a simple pleasure, gently washing the grit and grime of a summer's day from her body. She dips the sponge into the pail and squeezes drops of sudsy water onto herself, smoothing the lavender scented soap down her breasts, her thighs, her legs. She could stay here all day, listening to the wind rustle through the long grass outside. She closes her eyes and drifts away, until the sun sinks low in the sky and it's finally, sadly, time to go.

Kelly Hall: pleasant surprises

Tue, 20 Dec 2011 04:22:29 GMT

An unfortunate woman was executed last week in Saudi Arabia for witchcraft. More than 20 years ago I predicted the modern return of the Salem witch hunts. Back then it was probably inconceivable to most people. But because witch hunts and executions are always a cover up for hatred of female beauty, and unless we as a species realize this, such atrocities - and worse - will always be in store for beautiful women. Because hating women for being beautiful is so clearly unjust, those who do it always feel the need to hide it. In the last few years the world has so loudly denounced Islamic sharia law for executing women for sexual "crimes" that Saudi Arabia is now pretending these women are "witches". 20 years ago I also predicted that if we expose and fight the haters of beauty that the future could hold beautiful nude women presented with respect in movies, television, ads and magazine articles. That hasn't happened yet. But we created this set of Kelly Hall to show everyone what this might look like. Let's hope, at the close of 2011, that the future still holds some pleasant surprises for human kind.

The best country in the world

Fri, 16 Dec 2011 03:44:28 GMT

We've all seen those internet lists of the best countries in the world to live in. The latest one tells us that people in Norway are happier than anywhere else. They feel freer, more optimistic, financially sound, and think more highly of their fellow man. But at Body in Mind we've always had another test of where it's best to live. We judge countries the way we judge individual men: by their attitude towards beautiful women. While Saudi Arabia has deteriorated to the dark ages by beheading women for being "witches", England remains the most advanced country in the world by allowing their most beautiful women to appear topless in the daily newspapers. The fact that England still values beautiful women means they also value true political freedom, human rights, and enjoyment of life on earth, probably more than any country on earth. It's the only country where every man can wake up and have breakfast with a woman like page 3 girl, Rhian Sugden.

Alece homefire

Fri, 09 Dec 2011 17:20:47 GMT

We all start to hibernate at this time of year. Winter's chill starts to whistle underneath our doors, the days are shorter, the sun sits differently in the sky. It's a shock to our systems, especially to those of us who live in climates that were so recently basking in the warmth of summer. Winter makes us want to hunker down beneath a warm duvet, sip a hot drink and shiver until spring. The heartiest amongst us find reasons to shake off the sleepiness and venture outdoors anyway, but even still we do so with the promise of warmth and comfort when we come back home. There's nothing more welcoming than a cozy fire in a charming cabin and a beautiful woman like Alece waiting for your return. It might be cold outside but she's toasty and warm, enjoying the crackle of the woodstove and the pleasure of being luxurously nude while she keeps the homefire burning.

Laura Daydream

Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:40:16 GMT

Very occasionally, we'll receive an email from someone who joined our site and was disappointed. He was expecting more 'erotica' he says - meaning he wants porn but wants it wrapped in the moral sanction of a tasteful nude site. He was expecting more explicit photos, he says - meaning he wants graphic images of spread-eagled women, because if he doesn't see labia, nothing else matters. What baffles us, frankly - aside from how dim-witted someone would have to be to think bodyinmind is a porn site - is how blind to beauty some modern men are. How can any red-blooded man look at a hundred topless or nude images of a truly beautiful, vital, sensual woman and be 'disappointed'? What thought process goes through a mind like that? Does he think to himself 'she's more beautiful than any woman I've ever encountered or will encounter, she's happy and courageous and free-spirited, and she's proudly showing me her naked body, but I think I can do better"? If this is what modern men have been duped into thinking by the sheer tonnage of porn images available these days, that's the real disappointment. Beauty is meant to be savored and enjoyed, cherished and valued - if a woman who used to live only in your daydreams can now smile at you from your computer monitor, be gracious enough to appreciate her. And if the thousands of porn sites out there aren't enough to satisfy you, maybe beauty is precisely what you need after all.

Every girl's dream

Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:37:42 GMT

I watched the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on TV last night, and to my surprise I actually enjoyed it. In spite of the network's warnings that the show might contain content harmful to children I was impressed with the princess, fairy, and angel costumes it featured. In spite of the newsflash beforehand demonizing Wayne Gretsky's daughter for posting some cute "lingerie" photos of herself online I admired the mind-blowingly beautiful models happily strutting their stuff. And in spite of a decade of denunciations in Western media since 9/11 at the same target as that of militant Islam: sexy women in the media, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has survived. The reason is because human dreams - and that includes the dreams of little girls and women - are not a dangerous luxury or extravagant indulgence. Dreams are absolutely necessary for human survival. Without them, we lose our way, wither, and die. So the only question really is: are we going to embrace and encourage little girl's dreams, or are we going to continue to vilify them and insist they adopt the dreams of men instead, risking the entire future of humankind? The Victoria's Secret Fashion show is perhaps the only popular voice offering dreams left in today's culture.

Nikkala Stott: public nudity

Sun, 27 Nov 2011 16:36:40 GMT

Public nudity might seem kind of fun and silly but it is also of the highest political import. It might seem like overkill but we at Body in Mind believe that everything humans do to limit each other is done in order to prevent beautiful women from being naked in public. Down through history it is easy to see that women are the most free in countries that honor individual rights, and the most persecuted and imprisoned in those that don't. Public nudity might seem fun and silly but can you think of even one other fun and silly pastime - one that also harms absolutely no one - that is so widely outlawed and forcefully punished? And as for those who claim a woman's nude body can harm children, all we ask is that you present one such child. There simply are none. It's just another of the lies told by those who will do everything they can do to keep women's bodies out of sight. Such people are willing to become liars - others murderers - in order to accomplish it. Why? It's time we learned that public nudity is not only silly and fun, but good. And that those who attack it, are just plain bad.

Peyton Priestly: nude ballet

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 03:44:34 GMT

While in Las Vegas we were privileged to see the Jubilee show at Bally's casino, the legendary spectacle featuring topless showgirls in glittering costumes. It was marvelous to see such a bevy of half naked beauties, of course, and even more wonderful to see topless women admired, appreciated, and not, for a change, blamed for all the ills of society. It made us wonder what it would be like if other art forms embraced toplessness as part of its esthetic. What if the ballet, arguably the most beautiful form of dance, were to present ballerinas in tutus and nothing else? Imagine running into such a danseuse backstage as she warms up for a performance. Imagine her concentration, her tight body flexing and stretching. For that matter imagine her performing nude, en pointe in her satin ballet slippers, more beautiful than any gossamer costume could make her. Wouldn't the beauty of her well-toned nude body add to the beauty of the dance? Is there any reason it should be hidden beneath a leotard? We'd like to see the spirit of the topless showgirls find its way into all art forms; the beautiful, elegant and well-respected ballet seems like a good place to start. And no dancer more beautiful than Peyton to be the first nude ballerina.

Rachelle The Softer Side

Thu, 17 Nov 2011 03:11:32 GMT

Sometimes, glamour photography can make even nude photos seem somehow overdone. Playboy and other glamour nude providers are famous for this. Through makeup and hair, jewellry and backdrop, provocative poses and facial expressions calculated to convey a kind of angry sexuality, many nude models seem anything but. The viewer certainly isn't seeing the real woman in the truest sense of the word; she may not be wearing any clothes, but she's far from naked, if naked means comfortable in her own skin, a little vulnerable perhaps, but always endearingly human. We have nothing against the idea of glamour, of instilling values in a photo that adds to the woman's overall beauty. But sometimes it's nice to remember that even the most glamourous women have a softer side, one that can be brought out with a calmer, more thoughtful approach than photographers usually use. We enjoyed slowing down with Rachelle Wilde and allowing her softer side to shine - the more naked, the more beautiful.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - the birth of Venus

Sun, 13 Nov 2011 06:08:44 GMT

Everyone knows "The Birth of Venus", the famous Botticelli painting that features a winsome woman with long flowing hair gliding on a sea shell towards the shore. The goddess Venus, or Aphrodite as she was also known, was said to have been born from the sea, a fully formed and beautiful woman that represented love and earthly pleasure. Plato believed that Venus represented two kinds of love; her physical beauty allowed the viewer's mind to better understand spiritual beauty, and that in looking at an image of her, a viewer would find his mind lifted to the realm of divine love. We believe that physical beauty isn't meant to guide one's spirit to an understanding of the divine, as awe-inspiring as it can be; rather we insist that it is a kind of spirituality in itself, a pathway to the divine in one's own heart. Beauty tells us what is sacred and meaningful in our own lives, not in some other imaginary realm. The physical pleasure we derive from the sight of a beautiful woman does lift our minds - but to our own higher purpose. Maybe Botticelli understood this as he made his Venus the centre of the image, engaging the viewer and challenging us to find our own meaning in her wise and wistful smile.

Occupy beauty

Fri, 11 Nov 2011 02:46:16 GMT

To those who don't understand the 99% Occupy movement it's quite simple. Youth everywhere have taken to living in the streets of their cities in protest of...well, everything simply because we have been telling them for years that children are our future. They listened and believed it. And now that they've grown, these children want nothing less than the world. Our culture has worshipped the "wisdom of a child", so our young people now believe that wisdom is not necessary, protesting every product of the mind: science, technology, education and government. Perhpas similar protests in Egypt that led to a regime change there are their inspiration. We have taught them that no culture is better than any other, and believing it they equate our democracies with Egypt's tyrannies. This movement proves how important it is to teach our children the right things, to teach them what we honestly believe rather than what is fashionably altruistic. They will learn what we teach them. This is why we need to teach them that female beauty is good not bad. Contrary to what many think, the next generation will grow up listening to and believing exactly what we say.

Nude models with the right stuff

Thu, 10 Nov 2011 02:40:13 GMT

We don't like porn at Body in Mind. Sex is great. Nudity is wonderful. Beauty sublime. But porn? At its best porn aspires to these things, but it is doomed to fail by its very nature. The sex is always fake, so how could it be passionate? And beauty? Porn features body parts that rarely show up in art precisely because they are not beautiful. In fact, most nude photo sites these days border on outright porn, not surprising when you learn most of their models are porn stars. Body in Mind prefers models who are not porn stars, like Cat. We prefer women who model nude in order to feel beautiful, and to make beautiful photos, like Alece. We make photos not porn, photograph sensuality not sex, and feature beauty not body parts. But it is our models - and the fact that they are real women - that we and our members love most of all.

Rhian Sugden: baring fruit

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:09:37 GMT

There are many things throughout a normal woman's day that require her to wear clothing. The fantasy of women being nude all the time is the fantasy of women having nowhere to go and nothing to do. It's a fantasy for a mindless, purposeless woman. It's not our fantasy - we love thinking women, purposeful women - so occasionally our models wear clothes. And occasionally they don't. If they wear clothes it's because it suits their purpose, their job, their situation, or the style of photography. If they don't, it's not because they're mindless but because they think - they think it will be fun, or sensual, or erotic, or beautiful. Only a woman who thinks would want to be naked. And it's only beautiful if she is nude for a reason.

Happy Halloween from Body in Mind

Mon, 31 Oct 2011 19:09:08 GMT

When we were young, Halloween wasn't about being scared. It was a day to dream, to imagine what you wanted to be when you grew up, a chance to play pretend. And there was candy! - the dream of every kid. In those days, it was common to see little astronauts and ballerinas, cowboys and superheros. The scariest it ever got were witches with no front teeth and ghosts made at the last minute from our harried mothers' linen closets. Somewhere along the way, our society's fascination with the 'darker side' has possessed Halloween and made it into an excuse to publicly display all one's literal inner demons. Nothing is safe from it - girls aren't nurses anymore, they're zombie nurses with exposed jawbones. Boys aren't lumberjacks, they're ghouls with tattered checkered shirts. For us at Body in Mind, the innocence of a childhood holiday - whatever its roots in pagan superstition - should be celebrated as it once was: a chance to imagine and dream, to dress up and be playful, to just have fun. Happy Halloween.

Alece paradise

Fri, 28 Oct 2011 04:23:41 GMT

We don't put much stock in the bible, but there is something about the creation myth that we find intriguing. Whoever came up with the idea of a magical garden, the paradise called Eden, also knew enough to make sure there was a man and woman who were made for each other, and for whom nudity was part of their joyful, innocent state. This is the only part of the story that makes sense. Of course they would be happily nude in a garden paradise, in an existence without strife or worry; they were human beings in their natural state. If only the myth had ended there, instead of casting blame on Eve for the fall of man and introducing humanity to the concept of shame in one's body. We might still be living in a paradise of shame-free appreciation for the human form - especially the beautiful female form - if it had.

Call Waiting

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 22:23:05 GMT

Bodyinmind is proudly one of the most creative, innovative photography sites on the web. Our members praise us for our inventive and imaginative sets, each one different from the last, sometimes dramatically so - something not found anywhere else in the world of nude photography. But sometimes set ideas don't emerge until quite literally in the middle of another set. Like this one. Our model Laura got a call she couldn't ignore during our first shoot with her, and instead of taking a break she decided to keep modeling through it. She was off the phone in two minutes, but we so enjoyed her enthusiasm that we just kept shooting. Sometimes, in the immortal words of Madonna, beauty's where you find it.

Nikkala Stott and Peta Todd: catfight

Sat, 22 Oct 2011 02:35:55 GMT

It's hard to find a good cat fight. We never see two women scratching, kicking, and pulling each other's hair any more. These days, women in our media can kick butt with the best of the men - they are sword swirling, gun gripping, roundhouse-kick-to-the-head super heroines - all of them. Now, while we applaud strong women we also know that most women - indeed most men - cannot fight to save their lives let alone save the world, so there is an unsatisfying falseness about action movie fight scenes. And in the case of female combatants, there is a complete lack of femininity as well. Men enjoy watching women fight for the same reason they liking looking at women in the first place - because all that kicking, scratching, and hair-pulling is extremely feminine. It's uniquely female. Men never fight that way. That's also why it's arousing for men - when the cat-fighter's faces brush beside each other we wonder for a moment if they might kiss, or their clothes might rip off in all that tugging and pulling. In such a case we would get to enjoy a nude female body by accident, happily escaping society's strictures against female nudity. We don't like to see anyone fight, but if women do, we definitely prefer a cat fight over laser swords.

Thank you Suzie

Mon, 17 Oct 2011 23:16:38 GMT

For those of us living north of the equator, summer is sadly winding down. With the gloomier days and colder winds comes a most unwelcome sight - women on college campuses and city streets are beginning to cover themselves up against the chill. Gone are the high-cut shorts and mini-skirts, the bikini tops and small T-shirts. These days girls are more likely to drape themselves in baggy sweaters and fussy scarves, layering themselves beneath figure-obscuring clothes. Luckily we live in an age of technological and philosophical salvation from such hardship. Our cameras can capture the bright and happy days of summer, and the modern world allows models like Suzie to feel free and happily naked as she revels in the sun. We often lament that there isn't more freedom for women to be safely, respectably beautiful in their own skin, but we haven't lost sight of the marvelous freedoms they do have in the Western world. For Suzie who gladly shares her beauty with us, and for the enlightened thinking that permits women here to be nude without persecution or personal danger, we simply say, thank you.

Rachelle Wilde: natural glamour

Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:50:27 GMT

There are two distinct schools of nude photography in the world today: glamour and nude art. Glamour is mostly American and is often described as 'artificial', 'over the top', or 'trendy'. It involves pop fashions, big hair and big breasts (often fake), and lots of smiles (often fake). Playboy and Page 3 are examples. Nude art is mostly European and is often described as 'natural', 'an art study', or 'timeless'. Met-Art.com is an example. Yet both glamour and nude art project only one half of reality, and so, inevitably, end up as repetitive stereotypes, ultimately unsatisfying. Glamour focuses on only the man-made things and nude art only on nature - but both are requirements of human existence. Therefore any truly wholesome nude photo will purposely contain elements of both the man-made and nature, and will be presented in a way that respects and glamourizes their integration: working together to make human life on earth a little bit better. That's what we always aim to do at Body in Mind, and we wish others would too.

Peyton Priestly: the equestrienne

Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:50:05 GMT

Men have always loved professional women and the uniforms they wear. Nurses and their starched white, librarians and their horn-rimmed glasses, cops in their caps and gloves. The same is true for those privileged women who own horses. The modern equestrienne speaks to several stereotypes at once: she's passionate about something, she's wealthy, she's elegant, she's even aloof. When she stands there in her little velvet hat and skin tight jodphurs, gripping her riding crop in her sleek black-gloved hands, it's not hard to see where the image of the dominatrix came from. Yet the equestrienne, while undoubtedly sexy, isn't sexual per se. She is simply a woman unafraid to be alluring and powerful while pursuing her values, which makes her all the more beautiful.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - video chat

Sat, 08 Oct 2011 01:43:13 GMT

Wow, that was a long flight. The lines at the airport, the struggle to find a taxi. Being a strange city, jetlagged, a little uncertain, and yet another hotel. The shoot tomorrow is what time? Is this the right floor? My eyes feel like they've got sand in them. It'll be so nice to have a hot shower and curl up in bed. But...these hotel rooms are so lonely, the unfamiliar bed and the stiffly starched sheets, the deafening silence. Wait, I've got a text message. Oh, you cheeky thing...you want me to video chat with you? Well let me think, what might you like to see...?

Cat - erotic capital

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 23:40:15 GMT

British sociologist Catherine Hakim has written a book entitled "Honey Money: The Power of Erotic Capital" in which she states that 'erotic capital' can be as useful to a woman as a university degree and that women have been conditioned not to exploit their attractiveness for personal gain. She defines erotic capital as a "nebulous but crucial combination of beauty, sex appeal, skills of self-presentation and social skills" which, if women were only brave enough to use, would put them well ahead of men in the workplace. She also blames radical feminists who "restrict women's ability to benefit from their one major advantage over men, and...humiliate women who gain money or status through such activities." Apart from the fact that we've been saying this for years, it's refreshing to hear someone else describe beauty as a valuable asset that someone should be able to use to her advantage. We've always known that a woman's allure can be a talent worth capitalizing on, just as the gorgeous courtesans of the last century knew, and while were in New Orleans we were happy to give Cat the task of demonstrating what that might have looked like.

Rhian Sugden: a healthy female

Fri, 30 Sep 2011 05:38:33 GMT

Every species of animal on earth has two sexes, each one actively interested in sex with the other. You can imagine that if one sex suddenly lost all interest in sex the other would go a little crazy. This is true for all animals. Yet for some reason human females seem oddly uninterested in sex with men. Avowedly repulsed by men's sexual organs they claim to prefer men's butts instead, and fully clothed firemen over nude men. A few women admit to unabashed love of men and men's bodies, but they are the exceptions. This explains why so many men are screwed up sexually, prefering porn to real women, obsessed with fetishes, resorting to violence at times, etc. But why would women have lost all interest in sex? Perhaps it's men's fault after all because men have villified female sexuality for centuries and made women afraid to be fully sexual. Only when women can be free to be as sexual as men will the human animal be a healthy species.

The nude scout

Wed, 28 Sep 2011 03:10:31 GMT

We recently spent a glorious fall weekend in the Hudson Valley of New York state, and were lucky enough to have Alece with us for a photo shoot. Our location was Kathleen's Barn, a gorgeous 4 acre spread featuring a contemplative pond, a wild river, rolling hills, and a beautiful converted barn. It's the perfect place for mile high bonfires and natural nude photos. The tiny perfect college town of Tivoli is a stone's throw away and has the best pizza we've ever had. We decided to scout the location first before planning our shoots. Alece came with us to check out the spots, and true to her own breezy style, she stopped to treat us to some fun and flirty poses along the way. Look for some great sets of Alece from this Catskills getaway soon.

Our favourite artist creates sexy new masterpiece

Sun, 25 Sep 2011 20:07:28 GMT

The amazing A.D. Cook has just completed a new work featuring BiM model and Playboy special editions covergirl Jess Robinson. We say amazing because...well, watch the video..

Nikkala Stott: keeping it real

Sun, 25 Sep 2011 04:27:53 GMT

We often receive complaints that our top model Nikkala Stott never shows her, well, shall we call it her kitty? First of all, we have no patience for any guy who complains when a beautiful woman takes her clothes off. It's the classic glass is half empty/full thing. And really, if it's really that important why not just photoshop in something there for yourself? Some of the complaints come from guys who don't know Nikkala is one of the most popular British page 3 girls ever, and that those models are required by contract to pose only topless. But the main reason we admire her is that not showing everything allows a certain bit of romance. It inspires guys to imagine, and in so doing, dream not only of seeing every square inch of a woman, but more importantly, wonder what that woman might be like in real life. Ironically, a bit of modesty just might be the best way to keep it real.

The favourite

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:14:44 GMT

Sometimes we get asked which of our models is our favorite. When people ask this, it's usually to find out which lady we think is the most beautiful, and it's usually to determine which physical qualities we value the most highly. Is it the woman with the largest breasts? The longest legs? The prettiest smile or the warmest eyes? Or the one with the most charming personality? The answer is never that simple. Beauty is never that simple. The truth is that any one of our models can be our favorite at any given time. Our favourite is the woman whose bravery and benevolence shine through in the direct way she engages our cameras, in the unapologetic way she shows off her body without a hint of shame, in the conviction of the rightness of her actions that radiates from her eyes. Our favorite is the woman who owns her beauty and values it for the treasure that it is, and she should be your favorite too.

Living nude sculpture

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 01:32:34 GMT

We don't show a lot of gynecological detail in our photos on bodyinmind.com because we are not a porn site. We focus on objective beauty, not sex. A lady's breasts are objectively beautiful. Whereas between her legs? Well...not so much. We've found that guys who are a little too interested in "crotch shots" are the ones who don't have girlfriends. They might see beauty in them since attraction to genitalia is a substitute for a real girlfriend. But this is not a healthy kind of beauty (and is therefore not objective) because it is not condusive to relationships. Whereas breasts are meant by nature to attract men to women in real life. It's the only purpose they serve and they do it extremely well. This kind of beauty tends to inspire men to go out and get a girlfriend rather than use porn. We hope such men will pay close attention to our site. They might even learn how to get one.

Enjoy looking at me

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 04:36:49 GMT

She really likes it. That's what we noticed looking at these photos of Klaudia. She loves showing off her beauty, posing fully nude right in front of her living room window. We have also noticed that enjoying one's own value is the rarest thing in the world these days. Self-sacrifice is the unfortunate ethics of our age. On this the anniversary of 9/11 we are hearing many people reminding us that the only real heroes are the dead. Last night the winner of the 2011 Miss Universe contest beat out her more gorgeous runners-up simply by saying she believes her true beauty is on the inside. Selling her beauty short in order to be popular qualifies as inner beauty today only because it's a form of self-sacrifice - a sacrifice of honesty and integrity. No, what's truly beautiful are people who do something just for themselves, something that hurts no one, something that may even bring joy to others. Klaudia is our hero because she reminds us how good this can feel and how this should be the accepted ethics of any age.

Rachelle Wilde: channeling Katy

Fri, 09 Sep 2011 05:54:22 GMT

Female singers dominate in our culture, especially those who have the good looks or flare to become iconic in and of themselves. Madonna is perhaps the most famous for pairing a definitive image with her music, but if raunchy, in-your-face sexuality isn't your thing, she can be a bit much. Lady GaGa is a self-styled freak, wilfully crossing lines and pushing fans out of their comfort zones. Not known for her beauty, she has instead focused on the outrageous, the bizarre, the artist-as-art chic. Which leaves Katy Perry, a charming, wide-eyed throwback to a somewhat simpler esthetic. She's girly-girl and proud of it, happily wearing ribbons and bows, polka dots and bright colours. Her bubble-gum exuberance brings a kind of innocence to her music, the lyrics of which are often not the least bit innocent. Part pin-up, part vixen, part little girl and part hoochie mama, she manages to playfully embody all the stereotypes without taking any given one of them too seriously. We were inspired by her refreshing take on femininity, beauty and pure girlishness for this series with Rachelle Wilde.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - fantasy babe

Tue, 06 Sep 2011 02:03:07 GMT

Whether it's within anime, science fiction, graphic novels, video games, or on the cover art of fantasy novels, beauty is making a bit of a comeback these days. Nowhere else will you find gorgeous powerful women with big breasts and long legs being presented so frankly and so unapologetically. But there is a catch. These gorgeous women usually have one thing in common: they're not human. Elves, fairies, vampires, aliens with green scales or pink hair - it seems the only acceptable way to show a beautiful buxom woman is to remove her from reality, to depict her as some supernatural being that could in no way reflect on real women or real life. While we don't fully agree with that sentiment, it's worth noting that beauty anywhere is a good thing - so we had some fun with Hayley-Marie and turned her hot pink for this set, as an homage to all those fantasy babes. We just wish their beauty was totally acceptable here on earth as well.

Lady Godiva - the first female superhero

Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:30:23 GMT

We've always liked the tale of Lady Godiva. In a way she was the first female superhero in history. Before her all the women of legend were villains of some sort. But Lady Godiva used her beauty for good instead of evil. Her townspeople were starving. Her husband, the town governor, had agreed to lift his taxes if Lady Godiva would ride through town completely naked. She did. The most popular version of the story, told by the religious authorities in the middle ages, was a tale of caution against the evils of nudity in which the townspeople were made to stay indoors and close their windows. The one fellow who dared peek (Peeping Tom) was struck blind. But whether she hid in her hair and hung her head in shame or rather strode proudly mounted on her steed with her head held high, her smile glistening in the sun, is up to you. It's a legend and can be told by anyone in any way they like. We much prefer the latter version though, not only because it paints a picture of a woman in full possession of her beauty, but because the hiding version doesn't really make any sense.

Is beauty all washed up?

Wed, 31 Aug 2011 03:34:05 GMT

The popular theory says we find certain women attractive because we are programmed by our DNA. But lately our ideas of female beauty have changed so quickly that genetics simply can't explain it. For example, it's no longer enough for a woman to be pretty. Now she has to wear tons of make-up. Hair cannot be simply long and lustrous. Highlights and a cool cut are needed now. Youth has been replaced with the most up-to-date technological accessories. A curvy figure is nice as long as it fits into chic fashion. Yesterday's silly stereotypes have become today's popular definition of beauty because men have become unable to perceive beauty without them. Men have become like many other animals who need huge hints from the opposite sex to be attracted. Birds need bright feathers and frenetic dances. Insects need odors that can be smelled miles away. Men need big hair and fake boobs when they can no longer perceive beauty for themselves. In reality DNA does not define beauty, ethics do. Our tastes change when our values change, and when we abandon morals, we lose the ability to perceive beauty completely. This is why today the superficial has replaced beauty.

Naked celebrities

Fri, 26 Aug 2011 18:11:52 GMT

Why are people so interested in seeing celebrities naked? Google any celebrity and you will see a long list of nudy sites promising photos. Mr.Skin has been posting - and making a living from - the nude scenes from all major motion pictures for almost 10 years. Photoshop has convinced many female stars to pose completely nude even when Hugh Hefner couldn't. In fact, pasting actresses heads on porn models' bodies has become somewhat of an internet art. Then there's the grainy, long-distance paparazzi shots of the rich and famous on vacation and half naked. Clearly there is a lot of interest in seeing celebrities nude. But we think it's not due to hyper-perviness of modern society. We think it's because we are tired of our bodies and our sex drives being derrided and villified and celebrities lend an air of glamour, fun, and respectability to the concept of nudity and sex. We like to see people we admire enjoying them because we want to enjoy them too.

Rhian Sugden: artist's model

Thu, 25 Aug 2011 02:53:42 GMT

A snicker or sneer is likely what you will get. Mention nudity to anybody these days and see. As a civilization we seem to have completely lost the concept of nudity being something artistic. In fact, there was a time during the renaissance that art wasn't taken seriously unless its subject included the human nude. Whenever you see a nude human figure adorning an old post office, train station, or church you are looking at the remnants of that idea. You also see it in the topless models adorning page 3 of British tabloid newspapers. Sneer and snicker if you like, but page 3 actually represents respected public nudity. How else could its models go on in their careers to become presenters, newspeople or perhaps even politicians. Page 3 is a still-living cultural achievement not found anywhere else in the modern world, unmatched in all of human history.

Alece: she's got legs!

Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:22:43 GMT

At Body in Mind, we're not big on 'body parts' photography, the kind of images that zoom in on crotches or butts or a single boob, mostly because these kinds of photos tend to depersonalize the model and detract from her overall beauty. We like to present the whole woman as much as possible, to show what makes her a unique individual with a distinct personality and character. But that doesn't mean we aren't capable of noticing when a beautiful woman has characteristics that truly set her apart. Alece may have one of the most beautiful, soul-warming smiles we've ever seen, but she also has a pair of legs that just won't quit. Showing off those long, shapely legs and gorgeous smile is a testament to her one body part that truly makes her the unique and stunning beauty that she is - her mind.

Beauty - the art of the Positive

Mon, 15 Aug 2011 02:11:47 GMT

If beauty can save the world, as many believe, then art could be its saviour. Problem is, most people understand art even less than they understand beauty. So in the interest of saving the world, we'll explain them both to you now. Beauty is your values embodied in people or things. Art is creating images of those people and things. The key to both is values. Values are things you think are most important. If you think confusion, misery, terror, and death are the most significant things in life, your taste in art will reflect that. Most art today does. However, if like us you believe in truth, happiness, purpose, and life, you will prefer more positive oriented art, such as this set of Cat enjoying her own beauty. Some think positive, happy things cannot be art. They call it fluff. But if the embodiment of negative values can be considered art, so must the positive.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - the summer of love

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:38:26 GMT

Nude photography really came into its own in the late fifties and early sixties. Groups of men joined 'camera clubs' so that they could trek down to the beach with a buxom beauty and snap away as she frolicked in the waves, and magazines featuring 'naturalists' - meaning beautiful nude young women, happily nude - were all the rage. The photography wasn't highly sophisticated - in fact by today's standards it was too bright and too high contrast, the smiles too high-wattage and the colors too vibrant. But that's what we love about those early nude photos - the sheer exuberance of them, the unmistakable joie de vivre present in every frame. It was a more innocent, more value-driven time, and those of us lucky enough to grow up with those images as our first taste of nude women are better men for it.

Don't forget beauty

Mon, 08 Aug 2011 03:36:10 GMT

Everyone has dreams. But what's amazing about human beings is that everyone is capable of forgetting their dreams. It doesn't seem possible perhaps, but how else can you explain people who accept less in life than their dream job, their dream home, or their dream lover? In fact, the vast majority of people do so. It might seem like an ironic cruelty of life for fate to give us all such pretty dreams only to let them slip away. But it's not. In fact, life reminds us repeatedly not to abandon our dreams, and does everything it can to inspire us to remember and achieve them. It does this with beauty. Beauty is life's way of reminding us of what we've forgotten. For example, when you see a beautiful woman she reminds you that you want to be the kind of man she would like, the kind you would like to be. She reminds you of your dreams. So dream on! And don't forget how important beauty really is.

Look into the light

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 14:11:43 GMT

Janosche Simon used only one light in this photo set of the vivacious and curvaceous Monika. We were impressed at the way the single light draws our focus to whatever Monika is feeling in each shot, or the way it isolates and glorifies the various parts of her wondrous body. It reminds us of the way the world is today. There is very little real objective female beauty left in the world today. Actresses and models all resemble 14 year old girls more than women. The women in music are all playing characters of one kind or another, none are just being themselves. Even porn has abandoned the big boobs and long golden locks that were once its mainstay in favor of younger-looking girl-women. Beauty is the representation of values; without its light there is no focus, no glorification, no lasting culture, no real values. Just a decline into darkness. Enjoy Monika. Look into the light.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - The Princess Perogative

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 22:37:08 GMT

A beautiful woman was recently hassled by police in New York City because she was riding a bicycle in a skirt. Article here. We've noticed the same negative male reaction to beautiful women many times lately, is varying degrees. For example a park ranger got aroused by one of our models posing nude but since he couldn't "have" her he got mean and kicked us out of a deserted forest. We saw the same reaction in the man who shot all those young women dead in Norway recently. And again in the newspeople who said "70 people were killed by the crazed gunman" leaving out "mostly young women". We hate this kind of reaction to female beauty. We believe instead in The Princess Perogative. A princess can wear anything she likes - even nothing! - and no one can say anything against her since she can have their heads cut off (at least she could back when being a princess actually meant something). In reality, men are responsible for their own reactions to beautiful women and they need to learn how to handle their arousal. No one should ever be required to change their behaviour for the weaknesses, flaws or moral failures of others. In modern times The Princess Perogative means a woman can be as beautiful as she likes in public, and the men around her will smack down any guy wimpy enough to attack her for it.

A new day of beauty

Fri, 22 Jul 2011 04:49:52 GMT

In our efforts over the last 14 years to recruit only the best artists and models to work with Body in Mind we've come to realize a very sad thing: that even the most talented people in the our industry will betray beauty. Body in Mind is founded on the fact that female beauty is one of the greatest things known to man. But time and time again we have seen great photographers using their talent and the beauty they create to sell porn. We see great models using their incredible beauty only as a launching pad to different careers. Some even go on to denounce their modeling days. This makes us even more grateful for the contributors we do have at Body in Mind who refuse to betray beauty or to flush it down the drain of porn. Beauty is not something you can betray and hope to survive. Beauty lights our way to our values, which means, to our futures, and to our happiness. Without beauty there is only darkness. And with it, there is always the promise of a new day.

Alece: nude yoga

Wed, 20 Jul 2011 02:59:07 GMT

Yoga is in the news a lot lately, with variations like Hot Yoga and even Naked Yoga springing up. Mainstream yoga has seen its image modernized a little, with clothing lines called Yoga Tart adding to the sexiness of it. A lot of purists and feminists aren't happy with this development. They don't like yoga being 'sexualized', and they really don't like fitness magazines publishing images of 'naked or half-naked young women in yoga poses'. Which isn't a surprise to us - these types are always looking for a way to attack beauty. They take a healthy activity like yoga - which encourages women to be strong, agile, fit and confident - and complain about how fit and confident those women actually become. The message is clear - its okay to improve your fitness, it's okay to feel sexy, but you'd better not start looking sexy. With an attitude like that, Burqua Yoga can't be far behind.

Men surrounded by beautiful nude women

Sat, 16 Jul 2011 00:06:18 GMT

At Body in Mind we receive a lot of emails asking us if the Beauty Park, the place where only men with character and class are allowed in, and where beautiful women are paid to go nude, is a real place. The answer is yes, and no. It's clear to us that men have a real need to have beautiful women around them. It's the reason for the popularity of Budweisser cruises and camps, strip joints, and even whore houses. But what most men don't know is that women feel free to be nude only to the extent that the men around them have character, which means, men have to give women a good reason to want to strip. Most men cannot come up with such a reason so for them the Beauty Park remains a fantasy. However, for men with character the Beauty Park is quite real. For men with character, having beautiful nude women around is never a problem.

Nude in the real world

Sat, 16 Jul 2011 00:05:57 GMT

We find it interesting that many websites that feature female nudes brag about how their photos are so much better than anyone else's, not because they try harder but because they don't make any effort to make their photos at all. They praise themselves for never allowing the models any clothes in their photos, as if clothes can never be beautiful. They go on about how great their settings are, not because they are beautiful but because there is nothing in them. Elaborate backgrounds distract from the model they say. They mock the use of props or styling in a nude photo, as if putting a nude woman into the real world was absurd, as if they believe a beautiful woman should never be nude in real life. It seems clear to us that treating women as nothing more than a clump of nicely shaped human flesh to be kept in an empty box is nothing to brag about, and might even be something to seek help for. Instead we offer lovely Rhian, photographed nude in the real world, a world that includes clothing, props, a setting, an effort, and a life. Can there be any beauty without them?

Peyton Priestly and Rachelle Wilde - Bosom Buddies

Fri, 08 Jul 2011 03:39:46 GMT

Rachelle Wilde, one of our most popular models, recently became the latest anchorwoman for NakedNews.com, where she quickly became one of their top on-air personalities. Now we're happy to announce that another of our top models, Peyton Priestly, has made the jump to NakedNews.com. We recently had them both in our studios together to try to capture some of the chemistry between these best friends, and it became clear that the beauty of them together is rivaled only by the fun they have on set. There's lots of photos we took out simply because they were so over the top. You'll have to wait for the next candids set for those. But in this newest set we think you'll see why these two lovely ladies are truly bosom buddies.

Hayley-Marie Coppin - A Study in Beauty

Sat, 02 Jul 2011 23:44:43 GMT

Artists and scientists have been studying the human body for centuries in an effort to both understand and celebrate it. Some use the intricate plan of our bodies and the marvellous functioning of all its many integrated parts as evidence of intelligent design - surely something so perfectly engineered must have been assembled by a master's hand they say. Others point to the wondrous efficiency of evolution evident in the gradual distilling down of that which is essential to life. But despite centuries of effort to understand the human body, very little if any serious study has ever been devoted to the beautiful human. Her body functions as elegantly as anyone's, yet hers clearly possesses something extraordinary, something beyond that which is common to us all, something that is not really even necessary for procreation. What is the purpose of her beauty? Has anyone ever asked that question seriously? We have. And maybe, in looking at this study of Hayley-Marie's beauty, you'll find yourself asking it too.

How to survive the beauty park

Tue, 28 Jun 2011 02:55:58 GMT

We've written many times about the fabled place where beautiful women walk around topless or nude, posing for artists, playing chess, or simply chatting with admirers under a big shady tree all in a non-sexual way - it' called the Beauty Park. Most men would think they'd died and gone to heaven, but in reality they'd be lucky to survive. Think about it: how would you react when greeted at the gate by Sam Buxton in her topless sweater and skirt for example? Would you be able to calmly answer her questions about your reservation and accomodation, or would you be overwhelmed and distracted by sexual fantasies? Could you really spend some pleasant non-sexual recreation time with a woman like her, or would you watch the ladies safely from afar, pining? The key to dealing successfully with powerful female beauty is to have something going on of your own. You need to have a life, which means: a career, a passion, a purpose. Don't go to the Beauty Park to relax. Go to work. Your work will keep you calm, confident, and centered. And this will attract the ladies to you. It's true at the Beauty Park. And it's true in life.

So much beauty and so little time

Sat, 25 Jun 2011 22:17:00 GMT

Nikkala Stott has been modeling nude for 10 years. She was discovered by The Sun newspaper in England and has regularly appeared on their page 3 feature ever since, selling untold numbers of papers for them. Early on she caught our eye. We compared her beauty to the that of Jennifer Connelly and Raquel Welch. And we marvelled at the luck of all males that Nikkala routinely posed topless in her career where the other two did not. Nikkala appeared briefly in Deuce Bigalow 2, but has no other motion picture credits. And this quite frankly baffles us. Nikkala herself is modest and unassuming, and has not chased movie roles, however, we can't understand why no one in the movie biz has chased her. The world should be ashamed that it has not made more use of the incredible beauty of Nikkala Stott. And we are proud in our own way that we have done everything we could with it. There is much more we would like to have done, but we are just a small art site, and not a multi-million dollar corporation.

Great beauty is a form of greatness

Sat, 25 Jun 2011 21:22:33 GMT

Usually when gorgeous willowy blondes like Rhian Sugden appear in entertainment or advertising we hear protests from politically correct people. Yet rarely do we hear complaints that glamour models or even porn stars are too beautiful. Why? If all women are beautiful, as the modern politically correct mantra goes, they why are there not more cries for average women to be in our glamour images, or in our porn? The reason is: glamour models and porn stars are generally considered to be superficial or slightly immoral. While the students, mothers and professional women depicted in advertising are generally thought to be ideals. The modern bias therefore doesn't mind if great beauty is used for immoral purposes. It only minds if great beauty is held up as an ideal. Instead of trying to convince us that gorgeous models are not really beautiful, the modern movement should be teaching us that beauty is not immoral. That way great beauty would not have to go slumming in porn, and moral women would be considered more beautiful.

Just Dance

Wed, 22 Jun 2011 03:43:00 GMT

Men love to watch women dance. It's not just the chance to unashamedly pay attention to their bodies, and it's not just the obvious delight that most women take in letting go and enjoying themselves. When a woman dances, and we find it beautiful, it's because her body passes through a series of poses that, if you were to freeze them in time (or in a frame of film, for instance), would each be beautiful on its own. An arch here, a turn of the head there, a certain jutting of the hip and a curve of the behind and you have a moment that you might not ever see off the dance floor. That's why when we had Laura in front of our cameras we put on some music and asked her to 'just dance' - and were lucky enough to capture some of her beauty in ways we might not have even known were there.

Alece - the fountainhead

Thu, 16 Jun 2011 03:25:37 GMT

Ayn Rand wrote The Fountainhead about a character she described as her ideal man. Howard Roark, the hero of the book, is a fearlessly indepedent architect who compromises nothing and lives by his own effort and for his own reward. Rand imagined the highest qualities of a man and put them all into one representation, which still stands out today as an example of what true masculinity would look like were it allowed to flourish. We like to think that, if such a utopia were to exist, that the ideal woman would be allowed to flourish as well. But what would she be like? We believe that the ideal woman would be beautiful in both body and mind, someone whose beauty represents the values that she actually possesses, like intelligence and confidence, strength and purpose, bravery and benevolence. Someone who might bear more than a passing resemblance to Alece...

Cat - Mornin' in N'Orleans

Sun, 12 Jun 2011 19:12:37 GMT

It's impossible to sleep in when you're in New Orleans. It's quiet enough, and considering you were probably out late the night before, possibly partying on a balcony or rooftop watching the city shimmer in the late night heat, you'd have every reason to roll over and go back to sleep when the morning sun trickles through your blinds. But you don't. Perhpas it's the heat that has already glued your sheets to your legs, or perhaps it's the neighbourhood cats begging at your back door. But more likely it's your stomach wondering what that local streetside cafe sells for breakfast, or the good natured laughter you hear from the buskers heading for the French Quarter to earn a buck. Whatever the reason, you get up quickly, wash your face with haste, and you go outside. It's going to be a hot one, but you don't want to miss a thing.

Grown men

Wed, 08 Jun 2011 02:58:10 GMT

Learning how to respond to our sexuality and attraction to the opposite sex takes men years. 3-year old boys love running around without their pants on. Later you might catch your 6 year old playing doctor with the little girl next door. At 12 he falls in puppy love with a girl at school and gets his first kiss. In his teens he has pictures of bikini models on his wall. Oddly, this is where the maturing process stops for most males. Most men never mature beyond the lusting for unattainable female bodies in photos. Yet they all retain the love of nudity, the attraction to real women, and the romantic dreams they developed as children. Most men are stuck in a perpetual adolescence. They have simply not grown up all the way. "Growing up" means learning to take our innate animalistic urges, filtering them through our mind, creating something uniquely human. It means turning our sexual urges not only into beauty and love, but into self-perfection and ultimately romance. By all means admire these nude photos of Klaudia, even put them on your wall. But don't forget there's an even more important grown up response possible to you.

Admiring takes character

Tue, 07 Jun 2011 19:41:26 GMT

A local university recently banned women from wearing any body-baring workout clothing in the school's fitness center. The reason? Apparently a feminist group in Sweden published a report that says a majority of people claimed they didn't get a rewarding a workout when some of the women working out wore "sexy clothing". The contadictions in this are almost too many to count. The reaon most people work out is so they look and feel better. So why would it make sense to hide one's success at this? The report doesn't say why a majority of people react to beauty with resentment and self-loathing instead of the desire to attain it for themselves, or why on earth such people would want to work out in the first place. One also has to wonder what reward these people are hoping for if looking and feeling better are repulsive to them. But the most sobering thing about this is that a progressive institution of learning in the modern world would choose to ban beauty, especially when it's more and more clear that such institutionalized hatred of beauty is what causes anorexia and other eating disorders. If we lose our ability to admire a sexy woman, in the gym or on the beach, we need to search our selves for the flaw, not try to prevent admiration.

Moving in at Body in Mind

Wed, 01 Jun 2011 18:27:42 GMT

We recently shot a set of photos of Body in Mind models Peyton Priestly and Rachelle Wilde moving into a new place as room mates. It should come as no surprise to our regular members that these 2 ladies are quite comfortable being totally nude. But what's interesting is how comfortable they are with each other. They are happy, silly and totally themselves with each other at all times, even nude. In fact their nakedness seems totally natural. We love getting glimpses like this of the world where women's beauty and nudity are a normal and natural part of the day. We only wish men could be as cool around naked women. Women would be far less likely to rush to cover up if men didn't make such a big fuss about it. It re-affirms our belief that the only thing standing between men and happy naked women is the men themselves. So be cool. Act natural. And beauty just might be your reward.

Bom Dia! Nikkala in Portugal

Thu, 26 May 2011 18:11:07 GMT

We hadn't worked with BiM covergirl Nikkala Stott in a while so we rang her up to see if she was up for a new photoshoot. She told us she hadn't worked with Page 3 in many months for her own reasons and was thinking of retiring from nude modeling completely. It was wintertime so we offered her a sunny vacation and photo shoot in Portugal. "I'll think it over if I may" was all she said. We were saddened that one of the most beautiful women in the world might actually stop modeling altogether, and depressed that all her beauty might end up going to waste. A couple weeks later came the happy news. "I think I'd like to do the Portugal shoot" Nikkala said quietly. We were thrilled! We were even more pleased when we saw Nikkala was once again the brunette we first fell in love with 10 years ago. It was indeed a good day. Or as they say in Portugal "Bom Dia!"

The hottest woman in the world

Thu, 26 May 2011 03:41:16 GMT

Maxim magazine released its picks for the hottest 100 women in the world this week. We're not sure how they choose the women included or the order they put them in, but we are sure they're not using the system that most men use in real life. While the obscure males of our species do love admiring sexy photos of the famous females, there isn't a man among them who would turn down a chance to see the cute girl next door nude over a chance to open a Maxim magazine. That's because proximity is one of the qualities that makes a woman beautiful to a man. Or as the great photographer of famous women Norman Parkinson observed, the Venus de Milo's got nothing on the girl behind the bar. Or, as we will add, on the girl who invites you into her room.

'Pure nudes' are not so pure

Sat, 21 May 2011 02:09:24 GMT

The negative stigma that our society puts on porn has caused an interesting and unexpected offshoot. Porn depicts sex without any love, romance, or reason. It is spiritless, and artless. But rather than reject porn for these reasons some men now reject the only value in porn (the sex) and continue to fully embrace the lack of reason and romance in it. They turn to what is now being called 'pure nudes'. Pure nudes are images of fully nude women with no reason given for their nudity and no values included in their depiction such as a setting or story. Pure nudes are based on the belief that a woman's nude body is a value in itself and that any personality in the model or plot in the photo merely detracts from its beauty. Admirers of pure nudes are materialists in the worst way - they see women as nothing but physical objects on purpose. They then attach the word 'pure' to the genre in an attempt to pretend it's moral. Bodyinmind.com invented the mixing of morality and nudity many years ago, but this means including - not removing - as many values as possible. Because of us many producers of nude photos still claim to be moral as a selling point when in reality they are anything but.

Cat in New Orleans

Sun, 15 May 2011 14:32:19 GMT

Before Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans had a long and lush history, vibrant with jazz and colourful shotgun houses, with beignets at Cafe du Monde and wrought iron trellises overlooking Bourbon St. That same smooth vibe is still there, in the easy smiles and lilting speech of the people who still call the Big Easy home. Walking through the French Quarter with Cat, past the voodoo shops and po-boy restaurants, letting the humid spring day slow our pace, it was easy see how the charm and grace of this old city seeps into the soul. Nola was a natural place for Cat to show off her sensual side too, slipping inside to take refuge from the heat and cooling off in her own beautiful style.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: biker chic

Thu, 12 May 2011 15:10:25 GMT

In the early fifties when James Dean and Marlon Brando first made biker chic popular, their leather getups made them look like rebels - street toughs that you didn't want near your daughter. Nowadays that look has been copied in every area, from fetishists to little kids' hallowe'en costumes. The biker look is now more kitsch than criminal. But there's still a few leftover whispers of that fringe-of-society feel. Someone like Hayley, decked out in leather and studs, astride a motorbike, giving us attitude, makes us feel - at least a little bit - like this is someone we don't want to mess with. Maybe it's just confidence, or maybe its because she knows how damn good she looks, but Hayley rocks this set in a way that would definitely make Brando proud.

Alece nude, naturally

Thu, 05 May 2011 01:46:26 GMT

Natural can mean many things. In the world of nude photography, it usually means naked girls out in the woods, but to us, its more about a woman's natural beauty. Imagine how truly beautiful a woman has to be to just stand there, in nothing but a pair of jeans, with no makeup or hairstyling or jewelry, and be as radiant as Alece is in this set. Her inner glow shines through in every smile, her confidence and ease with her body is evident in every pose she strikes. And she's a natural model too - always posing and moving her body in creative ways, always engaging the camera with her contagious and very natural smile. For those who believe that beauty is just the product of PhotoShop, we present this totally natural set of a beautiful woman at her best. Naturally.

Nikkala Stott now exclusive

Sun, 01 May 2011 16:50:56 GMT

Body in Mind has been photographing Nikkala Stott for more than 5 years and already has more photos of her than any other publication in the world. And now we're thrilled to announce that Nikkala Stott is now exclusive to Body in Mind. That's right! Now we - and you! - have Nikkala nude all to ourselves! In fact, we have just wrapped a shoot in Portugal and have tons more sets on the way. And we were pleasantly surprised to see that Nikkala is once again a brunette, her natural colour. Long time Nikkala fans will LOVE these upcoming sets. We are also working hard on a book about Nikkala which we hope will become a must have for all her fans. The preview copies have everyone around here asking where THEY can get one. So stay tuned Nikkala fans, you ain't seen nothin' yet!

A visit to a princess's bed chamber

Fri, 29 Apr 2011 03:05:11 GMT

LIFE magazine in its heyday featured intimate portraits and insightful profiles of the most influential and famous people in the world. Today LIFE magazine is not what it was. If it was around today it would no doubt have exclusive photo rights for the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. We wondered what a LIFE magazine photo essay of a princess-to-be might look like, so we created our own, featuring BiM model Ashley B. inviting the world into her private bed chambers to see how a princess might live in her most quiet moments.

Rachelle Wilde is smokin!

Mon, 25 Apr 2011 03:53:44 GMT

Rachelle Wilde is smokin hot right now. She is the newest anchor on NakedNews.com and has just graced the cover of Playboy's Lingerie Special Edition in April 2011. She has several cool TV commercials to her credit and has her eye on acting. And now she is the latest model that bodyinmind.com will feature monthly for as long as humanly possible. Stay tuned for new wild sets of Rachelle in the coming months on Body in Mind, and definitely check out her new site and the great vids she's posted of her latest exploits. Rachelle is a rare Canadian talent - a glamour model who seems to be doing everything right. She is hot, wilde, and in this set, absolutely smokin!

Those who pay

Tue, 19 Apr 2011 13:10:56 GMT

We've said it many times: the sheer volume of stolen images on the internet makes it almost impossible to make a living producing tasteful nude images of beautiful women. "File-sharing" as it is called, is really file-stealing, because it steals the profits and livelihoods of many people in this industry, including photographers, webmasters, and most noticeably models. No one knows just how many models have left the industry to make more money doing mundane jobs like secretary or waitress. One top model on Body in Mind is actually in shoe sales in real life. Another is a ticket girl at the airport. Thank God we still have Peta Todd and a host of other models who continue to work with Body in Mind simply because we remain so tasteful and because we protect their income by fighting file-stealing. So we say shame on those who steal our images. And to those who enjoy our models in our members area, we say, feel very very proud that you've paid for it. You are their only true fans.

Strippy sets

Wed, 13 Apr 2011 17:21:04 GMT

We do a lot of "strippy" sets - as we call them - on Body in Mind and no one does them better than Laura. But the clothing, setting, and message in a strippy set are even more important than the model. A nude woman looks the same in any age or in any place. Thus, somewhat ironically, clothing is more important than the model because it's what allows the photos to take place at a certain time in history or place in the world. A woman stripping in a men's club does it only for titilation. But stripping in other settings allows a woman's nudity to have other purposes and other meanings beyond just sex. This makes the setting even more important than the clothing. For example a woman stripping in a church or in public or in defiance of tyranny is more interesting than a generic nude woman without time, place, or meaning. A man will eventually tire of even the sexiest nude photo of his favourite model. Yet men need new nude photos to admire all the time. Only clothing, settings and meanings can keep nude photos from all looking the same. It's much more than models that goes into nude photos, and that's why strippy sets fascinate men.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: the girlfriend experience

Mon, 11 Apr 2011 23:06:48 GMT

Maybe you've heard the term: GFE. Girlfriend Experience. In certain circles the term applies to a kind of personal service supplied by an escort or prostitute, above and beyond the obvious. Rather than quick and anonymous gratification, a woman providing a Girlfriend Experience will, for a time at least, do the kinds of things a girlfriend might do. She'll talk to you, she'll snuggle with you, she'll make out with you, she'll listen to your work stories and laugh at your jokes. By the end of the 'date', you'll be left with the feeling that you've had the best parts of a relationship without any of the hassles. And without as much money in your wallet as you started out with. The problem with the Girlfriend Experience is the addition of the word "experience", like it's a theme park ride. What's wrong with "girlfriend" full stop? Why not become the kind of man who can have the real thing - a woman like Hayley, just chillin' with you at home, a woman who's there because you've impressed her enough to make her want to be? Don't settle for an "experience" - aim for the real thing.

The beauty of being human

Fri, 08 Apr 2011 02:52:36 GMT

One of the many unique qualities humans possess - as opposed to the other animals we share the planet with - is our ability to appreciate beauty. Some species use colorful feathers or markings to attract a mate, but science has figured out that it is only the color the animal is responding to, not any higher appreciation for beauty. We are the only species that can perceive beauty, and for reasons other than mate selection. Take the little black cat in this gallery of Ashley by Chris Ruegge - he knows there's unusual activity going on with these people in his house, but beyond trying to get himself in the middle of it, he couldn't care less whether Ashley is clothed or naked, beautiful or plain. Animals certainly see us, and our pets even learn to recognize our faces, but they can't be moved by beauty the way we can. So enjoy the fact that you can appreciate the cat's beauty and Ashley's beauty - and enjoy being human.

NO REAL FUR

Tue, 05 Apr 2011 05:09:46 GMT

Body in Mind has a NO REAL FUR policy in all of our photos. There are so many superior-looking fake furs out there it just doesn't make any sense to use real fur, for anything. And when you consider how much unnecessary suffering (which is another word for cruelty) the use of real fur causes to beautiful, innocent animals the world over, the use of real fur is downright barbaric. Man has developed so many great technologies, including those that lead to cool motorcycles like the one in this set of Nikkala, it's only reasonable that he would develop faux fur as well, and that it would look every bit as cool. Body in Mind also donates to many anti-fur organizations on a regular basis, such as PETA and IFAW, and we hope you will consider doing the same.

Stefan Grosjean - one of the good guys

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 19:43:00 GMT

Where do we place nudity on a moral scale, with total depravity at one end and glowing value at the other? It's important because if we define it as immoral then nudes get degraded and only depraved artists will create them, artists who are happy to sell them in the backwaters of porn. On the other hand, if we define nudes as good, then moral artists will create them and will aspire to make the most beautiful images possible. Stefan Grosjean is a moral artist whose love of women and of their beauty is crystal clear in every image he creates. Unfortunately, most people in the world see nudes as dirty and bad, and such people are responsible for having Stefan fired from his job as an environmental psychologist in Switzerland because of his nudes. Notice this: these people have not destroyed any porn or pornographers; they have destroyed only the gorgeous nudes that a dedicated artist might now not be able to afford to create. This is why it's so important for beauty lovers to define nudes as good. And why anyone who cares about female beauty should support artists like Stefan Grosjean.

Cleopatra's Gift

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 16:59:47 GMT

Legend has it that when Cleopatra wanted a private meeting with Julius Caesar, she had herself rolled up in a luxurious rug and delivered to his quarters. When he unrolled the gift, out rolled the sensuous young queen who would end up becoming his lover. Science has since dispelled this idea as impossible to pull off, but there's something seductive about the idea anyway. A woman who knows how to luxuriate in a swath of fabric, one who knows the power of her beauty and sensuality, and one clever enough to use it to get what she wants is an archetype that has survived thousands of years and will continue to. The long lines of Alece's sensous legs and taut body are a perfect contrast to the swirls and bunches of fabric that she clutches as she writhes around in delight. Maybe that was Cleopatra's real gift - to womenkind, not to Caesar - the understanding of what pleasure and power your own sensuality can give you.

The average woman's view of sex

Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:56:02 GMT

For 14 years Body in Mind's message has always been that female beauty and sexuality are playful, not depraved. Many people and organizations have a vested reason for wishing the world to think of female beauty and sexuality as depraved, such fundamentalist religions and radical women's groups. But the most surprising group is the beautiful and sexual women themselves. The most virulent and hateful emails and debates we have with our readers always come from women who make their living with their looks and who insist that it is somehow good for people to think of female nudes as "naughty", "smut", "dirt", and "sin". Even more surprising: when you look at the modern world brutally mistreating women sexually on the grounds that sex is bad, you have to wonder why the average woman would happily allow this to continue. Then we figured it out. Women want sex defined as depraved so they can "turn off the tap" anytime they want. It's their way of trying to keep men at bay. Unwanted male advances can be stopped by simply shaking a finger at them and reminding them that sex is depraved. "Nuh uh uh, don't be a bad boy!" We think a much better way for women to gain the degree of sexual control over men that they need is to simply do as we have done for 14 years: preach that female beauty and sexuality are good, and that the men who respect it are also good. Ultimately, it's the only way to keep women in general from suffering the violent fallout that comes from beauty negativity.

Fri, 25 Mar 2011 04:50:00 GMT

How much fun do you think nude modeling is? Judging by the dour, come-hither looks on the faces of most nude website models, it's no fun at all. It's either serious business, calculated to appeal to men's baser instincts, or its artificially playful, as though beautiful European teens really do like cavorting around naked in bed with each other, really they do. That's one of the many things that sets us apart as photographers and as a nude site. We strive to make female beauty a part of everyday life, and that includes the lighter side of it. We see no reason not to have fun while we're shooting, and with models like Hayley-Marie Coppin, it's easy to do. This set was shot in the middle of a downpour in September, and yet there she was, gamely frolicking around this little play area and having a blast. No complaints or diva behavior, even when the rain-slicked slide she went down was way more slippery than she thought, and deposited her firmly on her backside in the sopping sand. We had all fun that day, because to Hayley-Marie, modeling is always a playground. Enjoy.

Retro is more natural than modern

Mon, 21 Mar 2011 19:48:49 GMT

Science has recently revealed that the birth control pill makes women more attracted to less masculine men. This explains why most modern male actors like Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon are shorter and more boyish looking than those of the pre-pill era. And since women naturally want to be shorter and smaller than men, it also explains why small, girlish actresses such as Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman are more popular than full-bodied actresses these days. The pill explains why women prefer immature feminine qualities in celebrities but it doesn't explain why most men seem to also. At bodyinmind.com we're not like most men. We prefer our women tall, buxom, and curvy. So we thought it would be fun to photograph Cat in a style popular in the 1950s, a time when voluptuous meant more than youth, and sexy meant more than lesbianism. It might not be popular or scientific, but it's certainly more natural.

The popular theory of female beauty

Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:35:20 GMT

The popular modern theory of female beauty tells us that facial symmetry is what makes a woman attractive. That theory however doesn't explain why the most beautiful models and actresses are not actually perfectly symmetrical. This theory also tells us that if you average the features of several faces with each other the resulting face is widely considered to be more beautiful. However, this has been contradicted by the discovery that enlarging a woman's eyes and shrinking her chin was found to make an average face more attractive. But what then allows us to find one such face more attractive than another? Every attempt to define female beauty as strictly mathematical has failed because it is actually personality that makes one woman more attractive than another. Through emotion and attitude we can see a woman's personality in her face, and it's this - more than averaging or re-sizing features - that makes one woman more beautiful to us than another.

Where's the beauty

Fri, 11 Mar 2011 00:14:01 GMT

Men are attracted to female beauty. That's goes without saying. However, what do men do with this attraction? That is not so clear. In the west, the majority of men seem to respond to female beauty in a sexual way. This reaction is so pervasive in the U.S. that most Americans don't even know there is a difference between beauty and sex, and their television and movies are are full of proof of this. In Europe there is at least a tradition of responding to female beauty artistically, and their art galleries are full of proof of this. In the middle and far east, beautiful women are seen as a rare and valuable possession, as something to be owned and kept private. However, none of these reactions is the proper one. Female beauty is meant by nature to inspire men to become the best they can be, to discover their values and to work hard to achieve them. That's why we love this set of Klaudia by Chris Ruegge. It depicts a beautiful women waiting for her man to come home in a real world setting. She is not trapped, she is not an untouchable sculpture, and she is not dressed in sexy lingerie or holding a whip. She is simply a woman in love with her man, a man who has spent his time pursuing a profitable and rewarding career rather than becoming addicted to porn, a man who has been inspired by her to create greatness in himself and a good life for her rather than just worshipping her as a starving artist, and a man who does not see her as his possession but as his wonderful reward and he hers. This is what is truly sexy, inspiring and worth having. If you can't see the beauty of this then you probably have no real female beauty in your life. Start with this photo of Klaudia. She is telling you where the female beauty in life is and how to respond to it, if you want it.

Creating or stealing

Tue, 08 Mar 2011 17:10:47 GMT

We've talked a lot lately about the problem of stolen photos on the internet. Somehow the web has given people the idea that every image online is somehow free - in the "public domain" they call it, when nothing could be further from the truth. In fact the exact opposite is true; according to international copyright laws EVERY SINGLE IMAGE IS AUTOMATICALLY COPYRIGHTED AS SOON AS IT IS PUBLISHED ONLINE. Every image is created and owned by someone, in this case, every photo in this set was created and is owned by Jaromir Plesko and his model Katy, and unless you have permission from them to use these images, as we do, you are breaking the law by downloading them from file-sharing sites or using them in your own webpages. This is the law, and it has not changed just for the internet. Some people think file-sharing helps the little guy against the big guys, or they see all the stolen images on the web and assume it's legal. What they pretend not to see is that the reason we see so many stolen images online is that there are millions of thieves in the world, and that file-sharing really means the huge masses against the little guy who is trying to make a living with his or her work.

Nudity in the movies

Fri, 04 Mar 2011 19:28:52 GMT

We would like to see beautiful nude women in great works of cinema. Yet we often hear beautiful actresses promising to never do nude scenes in movies unless it's necessary for the plot. It's their way of saying they don't want to get naked for some terrible straight to home box office flick on the sex channel. Thus we end up with 2 kinds of ultimately unsatisfying films: the dramatic movie with no real beauty and the nudy flick with no real story. Part of the solution may be for actresses to learn that the plot is not the only necessary element of a dramatic film; there is also the theme, the setting, the creation of characters, and the creation of emotion. What most actresses don't seem to know - but most good directors do - is that movie viewers will instantly like a pretty actress, so if she is playing a likeable character, a pretty actress will work better. Similarly, if a pretty actress is playing a character we're supposed to love, there's no better way to achieve it quickly in a film than for her to go nude. Nudity is bravery and vulnerability at once, and we all feel protective and affectionate towards people who are brave and vulnerable. There is nothing more loveable in a person, or more powerful in a film.

Peta Todd: love yourself

Mon, 28 Feb 2011 17:37:41 GMT

Do you ever wonder why Western society has such problems with nudity? For example we see tons of sex and violence on TV and in movies every day. But we rarely see nudity. One of the main reasons for this is altruism. Altruism tells us that mankind is destructive to itself and dangerous to the planet and that everyone must devote themselves to anything but themselves if we are to survive. It claims to be about love of mankind while insisting that mankind is despicable. Thus we have all learned to distrust ourselves - and our bodies since they are our most fundamental self. But we must never let altruism destroy our love of ourselves and mankind. We can be kind and responsible without ignoring our own needs and desires. This is why nudes are so necessary to mankind. A beautiful woman posing nude implies that she is valuable and that we are worthy of that value. She loves her most fundamental self and tell us quietly and happily "love yourself, because I do."

Let it Snow

Sat, 19 Feb 2011 17:14:34 GMT

If you live in either North America or Europe, this winter has been a nasty one so far. Snow storms and bone-chilling cold have swept over us, making us all want to go into hibernation and long for the breezy days of summer. But in the midst of all this, we managed to entice Alece to fly up to Canada and shoot with us - in fact, she managed to get out of New York City in the small window of time when the airports were actually open. With her radiant beauty and sunny personality, she warmed us up but good. We threw on some Elvis, passed around the hot chocolate, and imagined a GAP commercial only minus the clothes. The result? We were quite happy to just let it snow.

Nikkala Stott: Dirty pictures? Not at all.

Fri, 18 Feb 2011 15:40:42 GMT

At Body in Mind, there is one kind of person we consider the most evil of all: the person who tries to sell others on the idea that female nudity or sexuality is depraved. It isn't. In fact there is nothing more awesome, human, and ultimately attractive that the sight of a beautiful woman. What then does it say about someone who can look upon such a sight then turn around and call it "dirty" or "naughty" or "depraved". What kind of person sees beauty and calls it ugly, enjoys sex then calls it depraved? The same kind that believes every victim of abuse, sexual assault, or execution for adultery somehow deserved it, simply because she was "brazen" enough to be beautiful, "sinful" enough to be sexy, or "depraved" enough to have had sex out of wedlock. In reality, the sinful, depraved, and deadly ones are those who call female nudity and sexuality "dirty".

Knitted Sleeves

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 16:17:57 GMT

Women's fashion is a strange thing. Most women go to great lengths to wear clothes that accent their best features or hide their worst ones, and almost all of them make some attempt to show off some cleavage once in a while. Even what they wear under their clothes, unseen by everyone but themselves and the man in their life, are chosen with care to emphasize, enhance, allure. We've always wondered what it would be like if clothes were designed with this in mind, acknowledging that a woman's breasts are often her most beautiful feature. What would it look like if a woman could show off her breasts and yet still be dressed at the same time? The skirt and sleeves of this outfit Hayley modeled for us make it clear that she is indeed dressed and therefore has the kind of barrier between herself and other people that clothing generally provides. Yet she's free to display one of her most gorgeous assets, her magnificent breasts. Maybe the world isn't ready for this kind of sartorial freedom in women, but we're happy to give you a glimpse of what it would look like if it ever is in fashion.

Once in a thousand years

Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:49:18 GMT

We've long admired Victoria's Secret, both for hiring only the most beautiful models in the world and for aiming to produce the classiest photography around. The many ads that result are more art than commerce. In 1000 years their photography will be among the rare examples remembered from our time. There's a lot of good photography being done right now, but theirs is the epitome of everything else. The only thing missing is some tasteful nudity. Nudity is a huge component of modern photography, and no historical reference could be complete or accurate without it. Our latest shoot with Laura is inspired by this idea. We don't expect to be remembered in 1000 years. But we expect you'll remember these photos for quite some time. :-)

When governments cause porn

Mon, 07 Feb 2011 02:49:19 GMT

Pornography and governments have an on-again-off-again relationship. Sometimes the government ignores porn and a decade will pass without any new laws regulating it. Other times governments clamp down on porn and pretty much make it illegal in any form. Right now (in 2011) we are in a period of leniency towards porn, but its time is nearly up. The reason is this: right now governments are failing to defend intellectual property and copyrights. This creates a situation in which there is so much file-sharing going on world-wide that the only way to make a living producing photos is to make porn. Small-time artists who make tasteful nudes cannot sell enough to make up for the huge losses they suffer from file-sharing. By contrast, pornographers motivated solely to make money actually depend on low production values to generate profits. It's when the only nudes around are these sordid, sadistic, and seedy kinds of porn that people start feeling they've had enough and governments start outlawing porn.

Stolen goods stores now open

Fri, 04 Feb 2011 03:18:11 GMT

We have an idea for a totally new kind of store where you can actually buy stolen goods or even get them for free and you won't get arrested or thrown in jail. It would be a warehouse or other empty building. The owner would not sell anything himself but would allow other people to sell or give away stolen goods. The owner would make money by charging the public for admission and from advertisers who posted ads on the walls. If these stores were legal they would pop up everywhere. How long do you think they would last? More importantly, how long would the companies producing the things getting stolen last? Not long. Yet this is exactly the way ideas and art are being sold today. Current international copyright laws such as The Digital Millenium Copyright Act allow the owners of websites to let anybody and everybody sell or post stolen movies, photos, books, video games, music - anything known as intellectual goods. "Safe Harbour" laws protect these website owners - they can't be arrested or sued, and the government will not step in to stop the thieves. Instead it is up to the people who own the ideas to find the hundreds of thousands of anonymous people stealing and selling their stuff and then take each and every one to court. How long do you think the websites selling the stolen ideas will last? More importantly, how long will the artists and companies producing the things getting stolen last? Not long.

Do you deserve a supermodel?

Tue, 25 Jan 2011 05:12:44 GMT

Most men would like a supermodel girlfriend. Question is: do they deserve one? Or for that matter: do you? One of the reasons so few of us actually have babes in our beds is simply because so few of us deserve them. To understand why you have to understand what "deserve" really means. Some people think it means if you're a good person then some god or other will reward you with the woman of your dreams. Others think deserve means you have to suffer more than anyone else in order to deserve something better than they have. A few even think all they have to do is be born a male, deluding themselves that all men deserve a supermodel. But "to deserve" in this context means "to cause". So to deserve a supermodel means simply to cause one to fall in love with you. Now, you can pretend to believe that love is mysterious and causeless and sit waiting for beautiful women to knock at your door, or you can start trying to discover what a gorgeous woman loves in a man, and start trying to be that kind of man. That is the way to deserve a supermodel.

The right to be beautiful

Sat, 22 Jan 2011 17:23:26 GMT

In the past, many people have imagined a perfect world, and what it might look like. They don't do that anymore. Today the creators of futuristic tales pen dark worlds overlorded by human-hating aliens, or a battle scarred earth too charred for people to find food and water, or else they don't write about things to come at all. We've become a cynical future-fearing species that prefers to stick to futures spun by religious and mystic authors from millenia ago. The problem with fearing the future is that it means you also begin to fear the very next moment, even this one, and by imagining nothing at all you move yourself and mankind one step closer to that dismal future we fear. Someone said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. So stop being afraid and take a moment to today just for yourself and imagine a happy day in the future. We did, and we imagined this set with Ashley B. in a future when women have the right to be as beautiful as they like. In reality, mankind is all we have to fear, and individual rights create a future where we don't have to.

Fetishes

Sat, 22 Jan 2011 00:10:42 GMT

We're not big on fetishes at bodyinmind.com. A fetish is a sexual perversion. But before you can understand why fetishes are wrong you have to understand what sex is. Sex is the physical expression of one's spirit with a lover. Copulation is merely physical; sex is mostly spiritual. Fetishes are wrong because the proper way to pursue sexual excitement is to perfect your spirit: to do everything you can to be the best person you can be to attract the best lover. It's when men stop trying to accomplish this that they turn to sexual fetishes, always looking for something kinkier and more depraved to fill the void. But it can never be filled since there is nothing more exciting than great sex with the one you love. Fetishes are not in our nature and can end only in frustration, self-loathing, and hatred of values. The end of civilizations often get blamed on rampant sexual perversions but really it is men's failure to value, achieve, recognize and defend greatness that rots civilizations. Fetishes are simply part of the stink. Maybe that's why we should be concerned that sexual fetishes are becoming a huge part of our culture and art. Instead of trying to find a new way to tie a woman up, find a new way to split the atom. If you do, the sex you'll get will be far more exciting than any stupid fetish.

Nikkala Stott: desert debutante

Tue, 18 Jan 2011 05:30:48 GMT

He seemed so nice last night at the premiere. The perfect gentleman and handsome too. He had a really nice car and said all the right things. Nikkala was swept off her feet - literally - and they drove into the desert to drink champagne and watch the sun come up. As the morning warmed up around them, in a moment of flirtatious exuberance, Nikkala lept from the car in her bare feet and giggled off through some rocks beckoning him to follow. This is the assignment we gave Paul and Nikkala. We expected good photos. We did not expect art.

Rachelle Wilde: waking dream

Thu, 13 Jan 2011 06:40:26 GMT

We often give our members pep talks about achieving their dreams. But they often ask us which dreams to follow. Should they try to get rich? Should they work out and bulk up? Should they buy that muscle car? Should they quit their day job and become an artist? We tell them this: imagine that you are actually asleep and dreaming and that you can do absolutely anything, but only one thing: you can fly, time-travel, walk around naked, or anything else. Whatever you choose to do - that single most appealing thing - do that. That is what you should spend your life doing. That is the dream to pursue.

It's a wrap!

Fri, 07 Jan 2011 15:45:27 GMT

We just finished an amazing two day shoot with Bodyinmind favorite Alece. Here's a sample of good things to come.

Cat shows her stuff at the Berlin Wall

Fri, 07 Jan 2011 02:37:56 GMT

Our model/assistant Cat recently went to Berlin, and while visiting the famous wall she decided to make a stand for beauty and show her breasts. Way to go Cat!

Cat Impromptu

Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:45:43 GMT

"Are you sure you said 2 o'clock?" We sat waiting for our model to show up, in our rented studio, with our lights ready and our cameras set. The minutes ticked by. By the time the hands rounded past 3 pm, we knew we had a no-show on our hands. What were we going to do now? We had so much invested in this, what a shame it would be to let it go to waste. "I'll pose for you" said Cat, our dear friend and model who also acts as our assistant from time to time. "My hair is messy and I don't have any nice lingerie, and I'm not really ready for a nude shoot - but what the hell!" What the hell indeed. Cat is so gorgeous, so charming, and such an amazing model that the shots we got that day are some of the funniest we have of her. Her personality and wit shine through, even through her messy hair. As an impromptu model, Cat runs circles around even the most seasoned professional models. We thought you'd enjoy this bonus set of this lovely lady being her lovely self.

...and then what?

Tue, 04 Jan 2011 17:32:02 GMT

...and then what?">Kids love to ask ...and then what? Where do babies come from? Well, sometimes a man and a woman fall in love......and then what? well then they kiss ...and then what? well then they lie down in bed together ...and then what? You get the idea. It's when we stop asking ...and then what? that we stop learning and growing. For example, most men are happy to look at pictures of beautiful nude women in fields or on the beach. Why is she naked in a field? Well, she likes to feel the sun on her ...and then what? well, then she goes home ...and then what? maybe she listens to some music ...and then what? maybe she goes to school. ...and then what? maybe she meets a man ...and then what? maybe they fall in love ...and then what? Women are much more than a body on a beach or a fairy in a field. Until men ask ...and then what? they will never find a woman to love.

The meaning and purpose of New Year

Sat, 01 Jan 2011 04:06:10 GMT

The end of a year and the start of a new one is often when people ask themselves What is the meaning of life? Who am I supposed to be? Is there a purpose to my existence? But such questions are asked only by those people who have given up thinking for themselves and have abandoned their dreams. What you think is who you are. And your goals are the meaning and purpose in your life. Some people hope there is a purpose and meaning beyond themselves, that there is some plan to the universe and existence that requires only their blind obedience. But the reality such people want to avoid is that if you haven't devised your own philosophy of life, then you doesn't really exist, and if you don't have a dream that colours your every waking minute then your life can never have meaning or purpose. This New Year, if you're feeling confused and meaningless, make a resolution to think for yourself and dream big.

Here's what our members are saying about Rachelle

Fri, 31 Dec 2010 05:30:28 GMT

Anon: "Rachelle is like a perfect sculpture come to life. More please." Mark: "Rachelle is an absolute treasure! What perfect nudes! I love a woman who can present the beauty of the female nude in such a beautiful and artistic way. Bravo to Rachelle!" Sean: "Fucking awesome body, what a babe!" Rob: "Wow! Rachelle is amazing!" Tim: "Outstanding set. Rachelle is a revelation- drop dead gorgeous, and as close to perfection as I have ever seen. This was the Xmas gift that fell behind the sofa, and was just discovered." Wanderlust: "I really liked this set. I have also enjoyed the sets which have featured over 200 photos. I wouldn't mind seeing more such sets and especially more with Rachelle...you guys did a great job."

Laura Christina at movie opening

Fri, 31 Dec 2010 00:35:07 GMT

We snapped a pic of our very own Laura Christina at the opening of her latest film "Right between the eyes".

Outtakes and candids from 2010

Fri, 17 Dec 2010 07:22:03 GMT

Sometimes we goofed. Sometimes our models goofed. Other times, the fates seemed to conspire to ruin a perfectly good shot. And sometimes we were just lucky to be behind a camera when a funny behind-the-scenes moment happened, Whatever the case, our numerous photoshoots during 2010 produced some delightful flubs, photos that were either outright mistakes or which show the lighter side of our work. Our models are certainly beautiful, but they're also funny, witty, silly and always a delight, so we thought we'd share with you some of our favorite outtakes from this past year.

The best present of all

Mon, 13 Dec 2010 19:34:21 GMT

Santa has a thankless job. Every year he's beseiged by requests for presents and front teeth and baby brothers, and everyone just expects him to make it all happen. But does anyone ever ask what Santa wants for Christmas? We thought it was about time someone thought of what Santa might want to see under his tree. Since we believe that female beauty is the best gift ever given to mankind, it seemed only fitting that Santa gets to enjoy it as well. We hope you enjoy this fun set of Laura as Santa's little helper. Merry Christmas from Body in Mind!

Sometimes men are smarter than women

Sun, 12 Dec 2010 03:42:10 GMT

Men love women, and often they will go out of their way to make them happy. But sometimes men go too far, and give too much. For example, there is no reason on God's green earth than men should not look at and enjoy beautiful women. Indeed, much of our writing here at Body in Mind is dedicating to explaining exactly why looking at beautiful nude women is actually healthy and good, not only for individual men, but for men as a whole and humankind in general. Nevertheless, many women like to guilt men into hiding these truths. Men, being naturally chivalrous, comply, even accepting women's accusations of brutishness. Men have abandonned the intellect to women, and in so doing have lost the right to enjoy the sight of beautiful women. To get it back fully, all we have to remember is that sometimes men are smarter than women.

Alece is coming to Canada

Fri, 10 Dec 2010 05:12:00 GMT

We were thrilled to meet Alece in New York City this past September, so thrilled in fact that we've invited her up to Canada for an exclusive shoot with us. She's coming next week. :-)

The romantic male

Fri, 10 Dec 2010 05:10:12 GMT

We see a lot of male stereotypes in our media, culture, and society: the athlete, the artist, the power broker, the bum, the madman, the criminal. But there is one so dark, so threatening, and apparently so evil that we never ever see him at all: the romantic. In reality, all men are romantic - perhaps even more than women, but only women are allowed to be romantic: we see romance novels in every family department store; the fronts of news magazines are consistently plastered with photos and coverage of the latest celebrity romances; daytime TV dramas have revolved around the sex lives of their characters since television was invented. But where are men's values in our ideas of romance? It's clear women's values include lots of sex with a physically perfect mate; and it's clear our society has no problem with that. It's men's unique romantic value it frowns upon: nudity. That's why you never see anything like this set of Alece. It's because it's a man's idea of what's romantically appealing.

Alece is coming to Canada

Thu, 09 Dec 2010 07:59:35 GMT

We were thrilled to meet Alece in New York City this past September, so thrilled in fact that we've invited her up to Canada for an exclusive shoot with us. Stay tuned for more.

The beauty challenge

Tue, 07 Dec 2010 02:33:26 GMT

When bodyinmind.com started 13 years ago the only objectively beautiful women in the media were found in porn. We decided that we - and the world - needed a place to enjoy the beauty of women in a way that was not sexual or demeaning. For a while we scoured the world of print and the web to feature what small beauty we could find. But in the end we decided that producing our own tasteful nude images was the only way to find them. Many websites copied us, but without understanding. Today these same websites have all deteriorated to the production of porn. All of them. It makes us wonder: Is bodyinmind.com the only independent commercial producer of tasteful art nudes left in the world - nudes in which beauty - not titillation - is the goal. Surprisingly, the answer is yes. We challenge anyone to show us different. Please.

Princess Ashley

Mon, 06 Dec 2010 04:49:18 GMT

Princesses are very hot right now. Olivia Wilde from the TV show House recently married a real prince which makes her a real princess. She appears in Playboy this month. And of course Prince William is marrying Kate Middleton this coming April which will make her a princess. What better time then to show you a sneak preview of our upcoming series "Princess Ashley"?

Our nude photoshoot with newest Naked News anchor

Mon, 06 Dec 2010 03:01:33 GMT

We had a great time shooting with Rachelle this week. Stay tuned for some great nude sets with her! We've also just discovered that Rachelle is now the newest anchor at the world-famous Naked News. Congratulations Rachelle, that's the best news we've heard this week!

Get ready for Laura!

Wed, 01 Dec 2010 02:12:06 GMT

Check out a sample from our latest shoot with the incomparable Laura. Much more coming soon!

Just for fun

Sun, 28 Nov 2010 19:03:00 GMT

We had a ton of fun shooting with Laura a few weeks ago. We are thrilled with the sets of photos we made with her and are very happy to introduce her to the world. Unfortunately, Laura was such a great model that we took a few too many photos, and editing them down to a reasonable number, say 150, was proving extremely difficult. So this time, just for fun, we decided to include almost all of them and save ourselves a ton of editing. If you view them one at a time they become almost like the frames of a movie, and you can see Laura come to life, which in our opinion, makes her even more beautiful. Go on, try it. Just for fun.

Nikkala Stott: flash!

Fri, 26 Nov 2010 20:33:07 GMT

"Flash" is a cool word, with many meanings. To expose (we like that), to illuminate briefly, it's even got superhero overtones. We tried to put all that into this set of Nikkala. We like the way she flashes her captivated audience. With deliberate moves she knows just how to expose her gorgeous body, to reveal the full length of herself from the tip of a gracefully pointed toe to the penetrating heat of her striking blue eyes. When that camera flash lights up, it's as though in that frozen instant, all meanings come together and are subdued under her control. We're sure you'll agree that getting Nikkala in front of a camera is always a flash of genius.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: paramedic

Fri, 19 Nov 2010 07:29:10 GMT

The connections between health and female beauty are many: from ancient fertility goddesses to the modern theory of genetic health. If this connection is real, it would follow that any healthy society should revere female beauty. It should also worry us that there are no such societies today. This is one of the reasons we created Body in Mind. We wanted to show what such a society might look like, a sort of blueprint, or inspiration for a healthier tomorrow. We know female beauty can motivate us towards our values, including health. It inspires us, it uplifts our souls, and this positive mental state has been shown to directly influence physical health. A topless paramedic might not be the most practical solution, but it's way more practical than trying to live without positive images of female beauty. Let Hayley-Marie jump start your heart.

Brand new model Laura!

Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:09:30 GMT

We just wrapped up an incredible photo shoot with an absolutely stunning new model named Laura. She's a Playboy Special Editions model, and it shows! Check out another new photo of her from the same shoot - click on the photo to follow us on Twitter!

Oo la la!

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 17:23:59 GMT

Marilyn Monroe once said that she was able to become 'her' whenever she wanted; "her", was, of course, the gorgeous, sensuous movie star side of her, the often-photographed, imitated and adored goddess of the silver screen. Most of the time, Marilyn was really just Norma Jean Baker, a serious girl who wanted to be a serious actress, but when she wanted to become Marilyn, it was like she just flipped a switch. She knew how to smile, how to accentuate her luscious curves ,how to use facial expressions and a casual flip of her hair to become playful and innocent all at once. She knew how the curve of a wrist or a glance from beneath lowered lashes could drive men wild and make them fall in love with her. This art of the feminine seems sadly lost these days, replaced by over-the-top sexuality from models who seem bored or cynical or both. Happily our lovely model Peach knows how to be flirty and sensual, a modern day Marilyn who knows that sometimes less can indeed be more. Oo la la!

Hot or not

Sat, 13 Nov 2010 05:13:36 GMT

The concept of female beauty is disappearing from Western civilization. A beautiful woman is no longer called beautiful in mainstream media. Today she is called simply and inelloquently "hot". Megan Fox is not described as a raven haired sultry vixen: she is not sexy; she is "hot". Sarah Palin is not described as a refreshingly young and attractive female politician: she is not beautiful; she is "hot". 20 years ago, Naomi Wolf convinced everyone that beauty was a myth, so that today the word seems obsolete. Now Dove soap has established that all women are beautiful, rendering the word meaningless. So then if all women are as beautiful as Alece, and any unusually attractive woman is "hot" (meaning sexy), how can we talk about any woman being simply more attractive than others? The english language it seems, no longer has a word for that, and western society doesn't want to talk about it, but female beauty exists. Alece is more attractive than most women. She is hot. And she is beautiful. We may not have a word for it, but we do have her to prove it.

Peta Todd: proper dress

Tue, 02 Nov 2010 01:41:11 GMT

"This is the way all young women should dress for their proms," we thought when we saw Peta wearing this amazing red dress. And when she pulled down the top so we could see her breasts she made us wish all young women would do that too. That's when we realized we were not alone in the park that day. Peta spotted them first. There were 3 or 4 guys hiding in the bushes watching our photoshoot. Peta laughed and continued posing because she's a pro, but we realized why more women don't go topless even when it's perfectly proper - it's because most guys no longer have the class to respond openly and respectfully to nude women. Because of this, we are all missing out on a lot of female nudity, and topless prom gowns will continue to exist only on Body in Mind.

Nikkala Stott: ravishing

Thu, 28 Oct 2010 20:23:59 GMT

The word 'ravish' can mean 3 different things, 1) to take a woman by force, 2) to plunder violently, 3) to fill with joy. The last one is closest to our meaning, but there doesn't seem to be any word in English, even though it happens in almost every romance novel ever written. A handsome and heroic man seizes upon and makes passionate love to a woman who is desparately in love with him and who teases and resists him as long as possible. The act is romantic, ecstatic even tantric for both the man and the woman due to the fact that they have waited until waiting becomes unbearable for both. 'Ravish' would be the perfect word for this, and that's how we mean it. For us, 'ravish' only makes perfect sense when all of its meanings are taken together.

New York Fashion Week

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 03:26:30 GMT

We followed Alece around during New York Fashion week recently and discovered she's as beautiful on the inside as the outside. There are a lot of beautiful women in New York at any time, but during fashion week they come from all over the world. In fact, we were also scheduled to meet with one of the most famous internet models that week, but she didn't like the idea of walking around New York. We later discovered that she hates nude modeling and is ready to leave the business. Alece on the other hand is brand new to nude modeling and was up for anything we suggested. We learned then that nude models come in two types: hypocrates who think it's immoral but do it anyway, and those like Alece, who think the human body is truly beautiful and good. New York was full of gorgeous women that week. We think we got to hang out with the most beautiful one of all.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: only your imagination

Sat, 23 Oct 2010 23:07:29 GMT

It's an old fantasy: you take her out to an expensive restaurant and then to a fancy club. Perhaps she's the girl from work, your latest crush, or even your ex. You know she's not going to kiss you that night let alone sleep with you, but you go anyway, perhaps you're that lonely or desperate or you just like her that much. But the real reason you're going is the one you don't realize or will never admit: she's beautiful and you want to be around her, no matter what. You hope somehow, at some point, she will show you something meant only for you. So you act the perfect gentleman even though she's far from the perfect lady, and you wait. You open doors for her, call her a cab, walk her to her door, and as she's stumbling through her apartment door, you realize you will get nothing but the flashes of smiles and leg that everyone else got too. And as you walk home you imagine what she didn't do and you smile at yourself, if only your imagination had a camera.

Sam Buxton: go-go Italiano

Sat, 23 Oct 2010 15:03:41 GMT

The sixties were an amazing, iconic decade for many reasons - and one of our favorites is the go go dancer. Beautiful women, sleek boots, groovy music, what's not to love? One of the original go-go dancers, Carol Moda, danced topless at a bar in San Francisco, starting the long-standing tradition of mixing the feminine art of dancing with the most feminine of displays, bare breasts. Sadly, it wasn't a trend that caught on. That's why we took the opportunity with Page 3 beauty Sam Buxton to envision the kind of go-go dancer we'd all love to see - a sassy, sexy, sixties beauty frugging and grooving in nothing but her boots and a smile.

Suzie right at home

Fri, 22 Oct 2010 18:49:17 GMT

"Come on in", said Suzie warmly, throwing her front door open wide and inviting us in. Her adorable little dogs yipped and wagged at our feet, excited to greet the new visitors. It was an ordinary afternoon, in an ordinary suburban home, and it might have been an ordinary social call, if it weren't for the fact that Suzie wasn't wearing a stitch of clothing. She had asked us to come over to her house for a photo shoot, and we had happily obliged - but even we were surprised that she had chosen to greet us wearing nothing but a smile. No matter how often we shoot beautiful nude women, no matter how many real-life situations we intentionally place them in, it's still a bit of a surprise to see a woman completely free and easy with her nude body like Suzie was that day. She gave us the grand tour of her home and as we got set up to start shooting, it occurred to us that there was no reason why she shouldn't greet her guests in the nude - she's beautiful, charming, and a delightful host, nude or not nude.

Female beauty is NOT a figment of your imagination

Thu, 21 Oct 2010 21:50:33 GMT

Very few people understand what female beauty really is (no it's NOT symmetry or averge features). Weekly we endeavor to teach our readers what female beauty really is and why it's so damned important. So we were thrilled to discover a new way to describe it this week, thanks to David Roland at GracefulNudes.com. When we see a beautiful woman we can't help but imagine nice things about her personality, as he puts it. And we agree. But what most men and woman don't know is that this is not only true, it is the entire source of a woman's beauty. It is not her beauty that makes us imagine nice things about her. It is the act of imagining nice character traits in her that creates the perception of her beauty in our minds. We have said repeatedly that female beauty is the representation of character values in a woman. If we look closer we see that something about her allows us to imagine nice things about her (for example, her straight posture might make us think she is confident) and it is these thoughts of ours, along with her physical actions or characteristics that inspire these thoughts, that actually create her beauty. Both she and our thoughts about her are required to create the perception of her beauty, and both are responsible. Perhaps the reason female beauty is so hard to understand is simply because it's so bloody complicated. :-)

Female beauty is NOT a figment of your imagination

Thu, 21 Oct 2010 21:48:46 GMT

Jess Robinson: floor routine

Tue, 19 Oct 2010 21:25:02 GMT

The summer Olympics may be a few years away yet, but we can still look forward to our favourite event, women's gymnastics. It's one of the few times in our society that women are encouraged to exhibit the grace and beauty of their bodies, even if it does have to be sanctioned under the guise of an athletic contest. In ancient Greece, Spartan girls who had been raised to be as strong as their brothers, competed in the original Olympics alongside men, and did so naked. It was expected that men would watch them compete, and even select wives from among the competitors. Wouldn't it be wonderful if today's gymnasts could perform their spectacular floor routines in the nude? Jess Robinson gives us a little taste of what that would be like.

The Wright Stuff

Mon, 18 Oct 2010 06:17:52 GMT

To say that Frank Lloyd Wright was ahead of his time is an understatement. While his contemporaries were still creating Victorian style homes with gingerbread trim and tiny, boxy rooms, Wright was designing sprawling, open airy buildings that respected and fit in with the nature around them. Visiting one of his masterpiece homes, like we did with our lovely model Cat, is a truly inspiring experience. In one of Wright's homes, you feel as though this is a building you should live up to, that the lives lived beneath the clerestory windows should be full of purpose and dedication to one's highest values. It seemed only proper that we place female beauty in this setting, as a continuation of Wright's vision of man as a being worthy of beauty and elegance in his surroundings. In a perfect bulding, in a perfect setting, perfect beauty just seems...well, Wright.

Ashley: the nude Bond girl

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 02:28:31 GMT

Ian Fleming understood it perfectly. While the world will always remember him for his most famous creation, the suave and sophisticated James Bond, perhaps his more influential achievement was in creating Bond Girls, the villains and love interests that captivated audiences almost as much as 007 himself did. Why was that? Why were Pussy Galore, Tatiana Romanova, Solitaire and Vesper Lynde so intoxicating? In looking at what they all have in common, the answer becomes clear. All Bond's women, whether friend or foe, are strong, focused, intelligent, talented and objectively beautiful. But their beauty is almost secondary, something they don't do much to enhance (you don't often see a girly-girl Bond Girl fussing with nail polish or flashy jewelry). Think Ursula Andress emerging, Venus-like, out of the surf in Dr. No. As gorgeous as she was, this was not a woman to be messed with. We love that iconic image, of a strong and sensual woman comfortable in her own beauty and pursuing her own goals, and we think the stunning Ashley B. is the perfect choice to pay homage to that often overlooked icon of female beauty. Dare we say it...she leaves us shaken AND stirred.

Digging deep down

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 00:46:56 GMT

We all like to think that we are good people. But the way to know if we are really good or not is to observe our behaviour when we are stressed. Take as an example the many nude websites these days that happily declare themselves to be innovators in their tasteful and respectful depictions of women. Yet when squeezed in the vice of the current world-wide economic downturn these same websites have introduced more sexually explicit, more degrading, and more stereotypical porn. Deep down they have always believed that it is the sexual, the degrading, and the trite that has attracted people to nude women. They lied about their love of artful nudes. Bodyinmind.com is different. We deeply believe that it is the new, the interesting, and most of all the beautiful that attracts people to female nudes. It is extremely difficult to create nude photos that are creative, beautiful, and tasteful. But that is why we do it, and why so few others do.

Say ahhhhh

Sat, 02 Oct 2010 15:01:33 GMT

It might come as a surprise to some people but a very large number of Body in Mind members are doctors. At least once a week we see one in our sign-up logs. We think this is for two reasons. One, doctors have a unique respect and facination for the human body and two, most doctors are over 40 and prefer the kind of tasteful nudes featured here, as opposed to the barely legal models and poses found elsewhere. So we thought it would be fun to create a photo series just for our doctors, and our top model Nikkala quickly agreed. We think being a doctor is one of the highest callings, and that being a beautiful woman is too. Hopefully this set will help the world to begin to see this as we do.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: take me as I am

Sun, 19 Sep 2010 02:11:50 GMT

Perhaps the hardest thing beauty-loving men have to learn is that beauty is only itself, and nothing else, and more importantly, that it never needs to be anything else. Unfortunately, beauty is not always an indication of a woman's true qualities: a woman merely has to appear to possess desirable qualities for her to appear beautiful to us. Most of us learn in high school that beauty does not always equal real character in a woman. We learn that the most beautiful woman is not necessarily the nicest. But instead of concluding that beauty is a lie, we need to learn that beauty is the result of our perception of character in a woman, and that this beauty is trying to tell us that character in a woman is important to us, even more important than any one woman. Female beauty is a benevolent tour guide through the world of women's souls, meant to inspire us to hold out for a woman who actually does possess the qualities of character we desire most. After all, the most beautiful woman of all is the one who is real.

Meet me there

Wed, 15 Sep 2010 20:29:02 GMT

The most difficult thing about outdoor nude photography is not the technical knowledge required, the quirky models, or even the weather. While all of these things can be occasionally formidable problems, more difficult still is finding a location where there are no other human beings around. We've all heard that overpopulation will be the single biggest problem in the coming decades but we rarely notice that we can never quite be alone, even now, no matter how hard we try or how far we go. Try it sometime. Pick a day and go outside. Now try to find a place where there is nobody. Only if you are very very lucky will you find a place like where we shot with Suzie. And if you're even luckier, you might find Suzie there.

Beauty for beauty's sake

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 02:19:14 GMT

Many of our readers profess a strong preference for photos of beautiful nude women in natural settings. Maybe it makes their sexual enjoyment seem more natural, less guilty. Many readers also extol virtues in our models we know are simply not there. That way they can lie that they love them for who they are and not just what they look like. BOTH of these readers need to learn to value beauty for beauty's sake, without guilt or excuse. Beauty is primarily a moral accomplishment: it is the representation of objective values; and unless an individual has learned to hold some rational values he will be incapable of percieving beauty at all. For example, confidence is a very valuable quality, but if you don't admire it you won't notice it in a woman so you won't find her attractive. Most people hold a mixture of rational and irrational values and are capable of perceiving only some beauty some of the time. But why not enjoy as much beauty as possible? Don't limit it to only natural settings, since your ability to perceive beauty is not natural anyway, but rather self-made. And don't worry if a model is virtuous or not: valuing beauty for its own sake is the result of thousands of years of cultural, intellectual and aesthetic progress, and only the most advanced, refined, and sophisticated individuals and civilizations are capable of it. Instead of feeling guilty or making excuses for your refinements as if they have robbed the world of natural, real beauty, realize that it is precisely these refinements - not nature - that make beauty possible. Only then will you be able to look at beautiful nude women, anywhere, anytime, and truly enjoy it.

The golden hour

Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:28:08 GMT

"The golden hour" is a term used by glamour photographers to describe the sunlight in the last hour before sunset. Photographers are interested in this light because it is very very special. It makes amazing photos. Even though most people have left the beach by this time, or are heading inside for supper or a drink, photographers and their models stay out just that one hour longer because only then is the sunlight bright enough to light the model but dim enough to light the background too. This light makes photos look special or even magical because it's something few of us except for the most dedicated sunset watchers ever see. And when you have a beautiful woman like Ashley posing in this light, the photos you get are pure gold.

Kreater Kool

Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:53:22 GMT

Cool is something very hard to define. We know it when we see it don't we? But what is it really? Is it something new? Or something old? Is it something as quick as a wink, or something completely timeless? Maybe it's nothing more than raw sex appeal, or maybe, it's something very very carefully crafted. We think cool is all of these things, and more. Cool is something rare but available to anyone at any time. It is something almost impossible to touch, but it touches us even when we resist it. For example, Nikkala Stott is cool. And as classy as they come. Kreater motorcycles are also cool. As precise as watchworks and as beautiful as art, they are also funkier and flashier than anything we've seen. They are sure to be the new IT machine. So when we had the chance to photograph Nikkala with some Kreater motorcycles, all we could say was "kool".

Modern witch hunters

Thu, 19 Aug 2010 01:52:40 GMT

"There is a modern popular view that witch-hunts involved men persecting ugly women. That is incorrect, at least in the early times. Originally, it was very beautiful women who were condemned and burned, on the evidence of other women who hated them, because they were attractive to men. One can see very similar forces at work today." This is a paraphrase from an excellent article we found on the Simply Gorgeous website, which you can read here. There's plenty of other interesting articles and some great original nude photos too so check it out!

Hayley-Marie Coppin: satin doll

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:09:25 GMT

We've been fortunate enough to shoot Hayley in a variety of settings - as a naked tourist in Toronto, as a bikini babe and as a fifties drive-in sweater girl, just to name a few. But in our opinion, Hayley has never looked more strikingly, classically beautiful than in this set, swirling around in satin. Maybe it was the feel of the luxurious fabric all around her, or the sheen cast by the satin underneath the lights, but posing for this series brought out the inner bombshell in her. Her eyes in this set are luminous and piercing, yet somehow soft and sensual at the same time. And the way the satin shows off her ample curves and gorgeous skin...well, see for yourself. What a doll.

Peta Todd's grunge style

Sun, 08 Aug 2010 01:27:47 GMT

Most of the email we receive at Body in Mind is from our members who tell us how much they like one or more of our models. They are always telling us how beautiful this models is, or that one, how happy she looks, or how sexy she must be in real life, etc. But the real truth is that as human beings we always see exactly what we want to see, and we ignore the rest. Yes, most of our models - the ones we know well - are amazing women in their own ways, but seldom in the ways that their fans think. The truth is that most of what you see in nude photos - on any nude site - is the result of the photographer's tastes, skills, and temperament, not the model's. This set is the exception. It is entirely Peta Todd's idea and style: in her own clothes and posing where and as she pleases. This is as close to the real Peta Todd as you will get. Her beauty is all her own.

Rise with Jenni

Mon, 02 Aug 2010 16:53:06 GMT

It's still early when Jenni slips off her shoes and feels the soft squish of sand between her toes. This morning in Malibu is like so many others - runners in the distance, gulls arcing overhead, the magnificent shoreline hinting of the glamor of Los Angeles just a stone's throw away. She loves it here, in this quiet enclave. She runs along the beach, letting her green silk scarf dance in the wind as she leaps and frolics with childlike abandon. The sun kisses her skin as she stands naked on the rocks, letting the sea air catch her wrap and billow it out behind her like a sail. She dips her toe in the water, so crisp and cold on this fine morning, and kicks to feel the water splash up and tickle her legs. This must be heaven...

Nikkala Stott - the grace period

Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:52:57 GMT

Women age. We're sorry to have to tell you that but it's true. After they reach their physical peak at 18 their hair slowly begins to lose its shine and their breasts begin to sag. Some get fat and some get skinny, but all grow less physically beautiful. But something else happens that changes everything. Slowly over time women mature as human beings. Their wit gets quicker and their gracefulness grows. They get fit and stylish. They learn to hold their posture and your gaze. At this point, somewhere approximately halfway between losing their youthful looks and gaining wisdom a woman is at her most beautiful. We call this the grace period. It's during this time that most women find the love that lasts, because it's during this time that they are as beautiful as they will ever be, and that kind of beauty never needs to die.

Fun with selfishness

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:59:58 GMT

One of the tragedies of cultures like ours that force altruism on us is that we learn not to ask ourselves what we need to make ourselves happy. We are taught that the happpiness of others is always more important - always. But can you imagine having to live without ever being happy yourself? And then being constantly tortured by the sight of everyone being happy except you? Altruism says this torture should be enjoyable. [!] Fun is the cure for the dementia of altruism. Fun hurts no one and benefits no one but ourselves. It is pure selfishness. In the battle for your soul that is always being fought between altrusim versus selfishness, let selfishness win sometimes. Don't forget to have fun!

The nude audition

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 02:28:52 GMT

We meet a lot of nude models at Body in Mind. Most of them are quite comfortable with their bodies. Somehow - it seems miraculous these days - they have grown up without feeling ashamed of their bodies, and they are happy to pose completely naked. Still, many see nudity as a sexual thing, and we have to work with them to teach them that nudity doesn't have to be something they do to turn men on, that it can be a spiritual and artistic thing they do for themselves, for fun and freedom. But a very special few show up to their first audition with exactly the right attitude from the start. Cat was one of them and we wanted you to see what we saw in her the very first time we worked with her. Since then we have worked with her countless times, and instead of teaching her, she teaches us.

Be serious

Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:46:57 GMT

We wanted to do something serious with her. She has such a monumental beauty, such graceful lines and sumptuous curves that we wanted to capture her as a true work of art. Try being serious, we said. Just stay still, look forward, keep your gaze steady. I can do that, she said. Then an eyebrow arched. A smile tugged at the corner of her lips as some inner music propelled her body to start moving. As we paused to check our cameras, she started dancing, laughter erupting out of her at our bewildered faces. Her charm and effervescence bubbled out of her, and we learned on that playful day that the only thing that would ever be serious about Vanessa, was her beauty.

Razzle Dazzle

Wed, 07 Jul 2010 22:22:57 GMT

The 1970s are often referred to today, somewhat mockingly, as the 'selfish seventies'. Today the achievement of personal values - the pursuit of happiness - is not in fashion. Even having children or drinking a bottle of water is now considered an imposition on society or on the planet. Yet the realization of one's hopes and dreams remains as possible today as it was in the 70s. Back then, Glamour Rock was an exuberent expression of this. Making music hurt no one and dressing extravagently made sure everyone noticed how much fun - and how harmless - personal success can be. "Razzle dazzle" means blowing people away with the force of one's personal expression. It's sad that we don't hear about it much anymore. Hopefully this retro set of Ashley will help correct this.

Let Page 3 stand!

Mon, 05 Jul 2010 02:41:49 GMT

Anyone skilled at reading the political writing on the wall knows that Page 3 is under seige right now. In spite of a war to fight the military found time to attack and ban Page 3. Recent politicians running for Prime Minister made it a promise to get rid of Page 3 if elected. Page 3 has become public enemy number one. And unless it is defended vociferously by its fans, it won't be around much longer. The same thing happened to the Page 3 girl in Canada. Page 3's attackers claim that it is an outdated vestige of sexism that degrades and hurts women. Yet British women have more rights and freedoms than women just about anywhere else in the world. Semi-nude bodies might annoy curmudgeons, but their attacks on Page 3 only serve to prove how certainly freedom of speech exists. Only totalitarism dictatorships stifle dissent. Can there ever be a reason to move backwards towards that? The outdated vestige of sexism from the past that degrades and hurts women is the desire to control what women say and do. Page 3 is a modern victory over those ancient forces that want to keep women down. It features healthy, virtuous young women freely expressing their beauty without a trace of shame or sadness. It is an inspirational daily monument to women's power, beauty, and freedom to use it, and we say, "Let Page 3 stand!"

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Hatred of beauty is hatred of women

Mon, 05 Jul 2010 01:11:32 GMT

Today we're used to hearing women bemoan the "unattainability" of beauty, but we cut these women slack because we know it's really just jealousy they are feeling. But what about the men who moan about it? Such men are basically saying: "I want a beautiful woman, but I have no intention whatsoever to make the slightest effort to deserve one, and since I can't have one without making an effort, I hate them." In fact, thanks to the internet, such men can have almost unlimited female beauty absolutely free, which means it's not beauty they hate at all. What they hate, but never admit, is the beautiful women who choose to reject him. It's women with minds of their own who judge for themselves that these men resent. No matter how it's sliced, hated of beauty is just plain old mysogeny.

Jess Robinson: Va-va-voom!

Sun, 04 Jul 2010 02:49:53 GMT

Silk stockings, garter belts with trailing satin ties, frilly undies...what is it about the art of the slow striptease and these elaborate underthings that we find so alluring? Surely a beautiful nude woman needs no adornment. Maybe we like the idea of elaborate unmentionables and silky stockings because it calls slow and deliberate attention to the curves of a woman's body, to what makes her uniquely feminine, without being overtly sexual. Maybe it's evocative of a time when female beauty was respected as a legitimate art form, fully deserving of delightfully deliberate attention. All we can say is, we're glad it's making a comeback, allowing us to enjoy Jess's gorgeous body and infectious smile and say "va-va-voom!"

A little personality

Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:20:46 GMT

Guys don't like to hear that a woman's beauty has anything to do with her personality because all too often it means she's ugly and that her personality is the only thing left. But we learned many years ago looking at a photo of a beautiful nude woman in a Mexican bar that if a woman really is beautiful, even to the pickiest guys, it's her personality that makes her so. Really. Here's how it works: if you look at photos of hundreds of nude women (such as we saw in that bar), you'll soon see it's the ones who have some kind of happy enthusiasm that stand out and get noticed. Even if they don't, men will fantasize that they do, men will actually supply the personality for a beautiful woman themselves. That's how important a role personality plays in making a woman beautiful to a man. She has to have it or they can't find her beautiful. It's totally true. Okay, you can unvcover your ears now.

She's a real "haughtie"

Sat, 19 Jun 2010 02:23:12 GMT

We love happy women. There's nothing like a happy, beautiful woman to warm your heart and make your life a little nicer. But sometimes, the sight of a strong confident woman with an attitude to match can be even more inspiring. A woman who knows her value, who knows she's beautiful and isn't afraid to be proud of it. It isn't quite arrogance, and it isn't really conceit, it's simply the self-confidence that those who possess talents or skills are rightfully entitled to display. We like Hannah's haughty attitude in this set, it serves to make her even more beautiful. She's a real "haughtie".

Let Page 3 stand!

Sat, 12 Jun 2010 22:09:01 GMT

The most important thing in your life

Tue, 08 Jun 2010 14:25:23 GMT

Every 4 years the world gathers for the World Cup in order to discover which country has the best soccer team. This matters to us at Body in Mind only because as a result, every 4 years we discover that team sports on a global scale are more important to most men than beautiful women. It seems impossible but it's true. The only time our sales go down noticeably is during the World Cup. Not even the Olympics do that. The explanation? Political correctness has made it impossible for anyone to even suggest one person might be superior to someone else, in anything, at any time. The World Cup gives men the one chance to declare, without guilt, "we're number one!" More significantly, men attach themselves to the success of their team without ever contributing a single thing. They watch, they cheer, and they take credit. We're number one! They do so because altruism has made attaining values for oneself the only thing more reviled in the world than political incorrectness. Sports team competitions like the World Cup are the only guiltless moral victory possible to men these days. We hope Hayley's beauty will remind the more courageous men out there that personal values are villified only by people who want to keep you down at the level of observer. They never want you to learn that the reward for superiority is not some stupid cup, but is the love of a beautiful woman. Enjoy the games, but never let them become the most important thing in your life.

Klaudia's first nude shoot with us

Sat, 05 Jun 2010 18:20:20 GMT

The first time we laid eyes on Klaudia we had the same reaction that most men have: WOW! We knew right then and there she was perhaps the most beautiful woman we'd ever seen and we knew we had to have her on Body in Mind. But it was not easy. Klaudia (not her real name) was VERY hard to find even though she is quite famous in her native Hungary. When we did find her she'd actually given up nude modeling completely. Needless to say we were quite disappointed. So how did we get these amazing photos of Klaudia nude? Well, maybe it was our classy site or Chris's delightful personality, but after she saw our work and talked with Chris Ruegge, Klaudia did as all women are allowed to do: she changed her mind. This set was the first Chris and Klaudia did together. We weren't going to release it since it was only a lighting test, but as far as lighting tests go: WOW!

In the dark

Thu, 03 Jun 2010 20:36:16 GMT

We all have sexual fantasies that we keep hidden from others. Maybe they are too personal, or too unlikely, or maybe we don't even admit we have them; but something about keeping them secret allows our imaginations to run wild. Sometimes in life - rarely - we get the chance to live one out. Unfortunately it never really works. Something unpleasant always gets into the mix. Try it sometime and you'll see what we mean. This is because fantasies were never meant to be part of real life in the first place. They are flowers that blossom only in the dark; and wither at the first touch of daylight. Fantasies are meant to help us isolate the values in life that are most important to us by wrapping them up in a neat little story for our own personal amusement. So enjoy the story. Go to the movies in your head as often as you like. You will learn something about yourself, because character is what you are in the dark.

A day in the life : Jenni

Fri, 28 May 2010 03:10:58 GMT

The sun shines differently in California. This morning, a pure, golden light filters into Jenni's bedroom and teases her awake. Pulled from her dreams she rises, stretches and yawns. The sun warms her bronzed skin. She slips out of the little teddy she sleeps in and pauses to gaze out the window. Her body is long and lean, and she feels so comfortable in her skin that she steps outside onto the balcony without caring who might see. The day is glorious - maybe she'll go down to the beach. Later. For now she wraps herself in a cozy robe and playfully throws herself on the bed. Life doesn't get much better than this, she thinks, feeling the cool sheets against her skin. The day stretches before her with such promise - what to do first? A shower, perhaps? Stay tuned...

Nikkala and Peta come to Canada

Tue, 25 May 2010 00:22:36 GMT

Hey guys, just wanted to say thank you to everyone who worked on our 3-day shoot with Nikkala and Peta. You were all amazing and we couldn't have done it without you. And thanks to the grace and beauty of both Nikkala and Peta we now have lots of great new content we're sure their fans will love. We especially got a kick out of some of the candids, so we put together this small gallery for you all to enjoy. And as for you fans out there, a very special thank you goes to you, because without those who pay for memberships to bodyinmind.com, none of this would be possible. You have every right to enjoy the many galleries to come with the same pride that we do. Together, we have created something fun and good: beauty. Well done everyone!

A tie game

Sat, 22 May 2010 03:12:36 GMT

"Do you have to go to work today?" she asks, smiling coyly. The tie she bought for you for Valentine's Day is hanging innocently over the chair. It matches her little pink bra and panties, and she waits for you to notice. She toys with the tie, putting it on over her head and pretending to straighten it. She never takes her eyes off yours. Her smile is radiant, and the fringe of ginger hair that grazes the tips of her eyelashes as she pouts at you makes her even more adorable. She knows what it will take to make you stay home today and lies completely nude on the floor waiting patiently for you to figure it out too. You wonder why anyone would ever need Viagra. You've always thought that's what beautiful women are for. And ties too.

Beauty on a pedestal

Fri, 21 May 2010 02:43:26 GMT

Some say we shouldn't put beautiful women on a pedestal. Beauty is a myth, they say, or it's an airbrushed concoction of the fashion industry. And even when they run out of put-downs and dismissive comments, they still seethe with resentment and declare that 'everyone' is beautiful, and holding up any one woman as beautiful is merely a subjective and unfair thing to do. We couldn't disagree more. Looking at a naturally beautiful woman like Jacqueline, we can think of no better place for her than on a pedestal - held up as an icon of values and admired as a shining example of objective beauty. Why shouldn't we celebrate someone so beautiful, so perfectly formed, and appreciate her for sharing her beauty with us? The only people who don't want to look up at those on pedestals are those who know too well how far down everyone else has to look to see them.

Good jeans

Fri, 21 May 2010 02:40:37 GMT

Do you ever notice how often people respond to the image of a beautiful woman by saying "she's lucky, she's got good genes."? They say it to emphasize that the woman is just lucky, that fate has gifted her with the 'good genes' for bone structure, body weight, eye color, and a host of other attributes that make her beautiful. Yet they never say that about a concert pianist or a nuclear physicist. When's the last time someone said Einstein was lucky, that he had good genes? Genes may be responsible for some of the purely physical characteristics that define beauty, but only to a point. Just like someone with raw musical talent (or any other talent for that matter), what you do with it is up to you. So when you see a beautiful woman, don't let anyone dismiss her as a genetic lottery winner - and in the meantime, enjoy Marsha and her good jeans.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: a delightful dichotomy

Fri, 07 May 2010 02:15:25 GMT

Hayley Marie Coppin is a delightful dichotomy. She is a thoroughly modern woman who runs her own site and steers her own career through today's proverbially treacherous waters. Yet she also possesses the charming beauty and joyful sensuality of a 1960's pin up girl. Her sumptuous curves, her full breasts, her easy smile and her joie de vivre are a virtual throwback to the happier days of innocence and delight. And she can fill out a bikini like nobody's business. Looking at Hayley makes us long for simpler times, when women were happy to be pretty and it was a thrill just to get a glimpse of beautiful breasts or a coquettish peek at a perfectly shaped derriere. How wonderful it is that those days are not gone for good, that their memory lives on in the charm of Hayley-Marie.

Glamour nudes

Sun, 02 May 2010 16:49:32 GMT

We men love to see women completely naked. It's how we connect with our natural side, our sexual side, and our feminine side. Nude women make us want to be naked with them. They arouse us certainly, but they also make us want to take care of them. But there is more to we humans than what mother nature gave us. We also have volition, which means, we can choose to use our brains if we want to. We can discover patterns in the way the universe works, we can shape our surroundings and ourselves to make us - and it - better. We can even use it to improve images of nude women. If we can get the model to smile, or be happy, or to pose as we'd like, or if we throw in an outfit, a prop, or a certain setting then we have improved it. Making women more beautiful by making them more appealing to our minds is called glamour. Not only is there a place for glamour in nude photos, it's impossible to make one beautiful without it.

It's spring

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:55:18 GMT

It's spring! And everywhere you look nature is trying to get your attention. Colourful tree blossoms, bright blue skies, sudden rainfalls, blooming flowers, singing birds, and of course beautiful women. Something is in the air. A sense of expectation, of good things to come, of new and real possibilities. Nature does a lot of what it does in spring in order to ensure her creatures reproduce. But do flowers really need to be so colourful? No. Science tells us it's the scent that attracts bees. Do birds have to sing? No, with them it's colour that attracts. And do women really have to show so much skin? No. But it sure is nice. Nature is a benevolent goddess. She really seems to celebrate life through the beauty she creates just for us. A beautiful nude woman is not just sexual, she is beautiful. Let's celebrate that. Nature does.

No reason needed for nudity

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 00:59:23 GMT

You're sitting around a with a small group of friends after a good meal enjoying some silly conversation and admiring the girl sitting in the orange couch in the corner. She's a friend of a friend but you've never met. She was happy and talkative during dinner and those around her were happy to look and listen. And so were you. She told an outrageous story about a porn site she'd stumbled upon by accident - as we all have - but told it in graphic detail and without a trace of embarassment. She smiled easily and often. And at one point, almost unbelievably she unbuttoned her sweater to be more comfortable. Conversation continued, but you didn't hear a word of it after that. Here's to the women like Vanessa who are so perfectly beautiful that no justification for nudity is asked for or needed.

Heaven's Door

Sun, 18 Apr 2010 17:56:28 GMT

Bob Dylan recorded a song about it. Islamic terrorists believe there are 72 virgins waiting for them behind it. Catholics think they will find St. Peter standing in front of it when they die. Heaven's door: most cultures and religions talk about it, but where is it exactly? And perhaps more importantly but still just as unclear: what's behind it? Besides the vague idyllic landscapes bathed in the rays of a golden perpetual sunset, the angels, and the big guy himself, the thinkers at Body in Mind couldn't find a single thing. Not to be outdone by any mere religion or tradition, we assert that heaven is right here on earth, and heaven's door is any door Klaudia stands in front of or behind. Klaudia is all the angel we need, and if we're lucky enough to be invited in, we are as close to being a god as we care to get. We can't imagine anything any better; and neither has anyone else.

Secret Agent 22

Thu, 15 Apr 2010 04:52:44 GMT

Hannah looks remarkably like the actress Jennifer Garner, and so casting her as our own secret agent was an obvious choice. For many years, Garner made the world of espionage and state secrets a sexy, smart, sophisticated escape for millions of tv viewers, and it wasn't just because of her toned body and frank good looks. Sidney Bristow, Garner's character, represented the ideal woman in many ways - as smart as she was beautiful, as cunning as she was cute, a physical powerhouse, a mind like a steel trap, brave and unstoppable, yet tender and sensitive with those she loved. We love the idea of a beautiful woman having an 'alias' - a strong, sexy persona all her own underneath her clothes.

Innovate, originate, and beautify

Sat, 10 Apr 2010 01:07:55 GMT

There's a lot of nude photos on the internet these days, and there's more and more every day. Men, it seems, have an inexhaustable appetite for the sight of beautiful, naked women. But instead of the variety and creativity of these nude photos increasing as you might expect, the photos we are seeing are looking more and more similar - the same poses, the same locations, the same models. The producers of nude photos have learned that very young models smiling wildly with their legs wide open sell better than anything else, so this is what we see. Repetition, similarity, and porn have become the rule. But Body in Mind is different. Our goal is to innovate, originate, and beautify. This set of our new model Jacqueline is our latest installment. You won't see any of it anywhere else.

Hayley-Marie Coppin: don't steal me

Wed, 07 Apr 2010 20:52:29 GMT

Body in Mind is very diligent in fighting content theft - today called "file sharing" - because we work very hard to create our photo sets and videos and we need to make money to continue. The government is supposed to defend artists and creators like us from copyright infringement but sadly they do not. In fact, most laws passed in the last 10 years - such as Digital Millenium Copyright Act - only make illegal file-sharing easier for the criminals and harder for the creators. Worse still, many legislators are now talking about dropping copyright laws completely, and replacing them with a system in which creators will have to beg the most prolific content sharers for a small piece of these thieves profits. Seems impossible but it's a fact. Even more shocking: big entertainment giants seem to like this idea. They'll get the biggest cut. But where does this leave small individual artists and creators? How can we possibly 'out beg' huge corporations? What if we don't want to participate in any system that punishes creators and rewards thieves? The simple solution: the government needs to enforce existing copyright laws. When internet publishers are held responsible for what they publish, the way newspapers are, illegal file sharing will just stop.

Be good with Nikkala Stott

Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:52:14 GMT

We men try to teach our boys to have a healthy respect for women, to admire female beauty certainly, but to gentlemanly about it, and to be kind to the homelier girls too. We protect our sons from seeing depraved types of pornography, and we try to teach the qualities of character that keep them from becoming depraved themselves. Today we'd like to suggest that men be the kind of men they want their sons to become. Maybe today - and every day - instead of thinking sex has to be depraved and anonymously trolling the internet for porn, try to be good: ask a woman out, make love to your lady passionately but respectfully, or find a photo of a beautiful girl to admire and pin up. (We know you'll find at least one such photo in this set of Nikkala Stott.) So when it comes to your sexual urges, be good. You wouldn't want your son to be anything else. Why would you want anything else for yourself.

Jess Robinson - the happiest of all Easters

Sat, 27 Mar 2010 23:47:56 GMT

The great thing about spring is that beautiful women all over the free world can't wait to take their clothes off. No, they don't tend to go nude, which of course is too bad, but they do tend to put on the skimpiest clothes they dare even in the coldest spring weather. Most have already done their shopping for spring clothes months ago and have waited as patiently as they could to try them out. So as soon as there's a sunny day above 15 degrees (60 for you Fahrenheit people) we start seeing beautifully long bare legs, taught tummies, and wind-blown wisps of shiny hair. It's our favourite thing about spring, and if the weather is nice for Easter, it will be a happy one indeed.

Marsha pink

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 01:14:15 GMT

Sometimes words get corrupted into meaning something other than what they originally did. In the world of nude photography, "pink" is one of those words. Just type it into any search engine and see what you find. At Bodyinmind, we've made a conscious decision not to go the 'pink' route, preferring instead to focus on the whole woman as a beautiful, potent representation of values. But it doesn't mean we don't appreciate the concept of 'pretty in pink', or the delightful, coquettish, quality that the color pink can bestow. We love pretty girls being girlishly pretty, we love how innocent and fun a splash of pink can make even the most stunning of models. Enjoy Marsha, in the pink.

The magic carpet

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 21:15:27 GMT

As the story goes, when photographer Bruce McBroom set out to photograph Farrah Fawcett that day in 1976, the series of bikinis she came out of her house in weren't right. Finally she came out in a red one-piece, McBroom threw an old indian blanket over the back of his truck, and one of the most iconic images of a beautiful woman ever produced was born. That simple photo of a smiling, blonde Farrah, with her head titled back and her face aglow with delight, was the product of happy co-incidence (her swimsuit, his truck blanket) and five minutes of shooting. Sometimes the simplest settings, a mixture of the right colors and patterns, and a girl with a pretty smile all come together to make magic.

A world without nudes?

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:14:03 GMT

When you allow yourself or anyone else to call artful nudes immoral you doom nice nudes to oblivion, and yourself to a world full of nothing but porn. Today there is a powerful attack on intellectual property rights that is only possible because so many people believe nudes are immoral. For example the people who download nude photos illegally from file-sharing sites feel justified because they believe they are only hurting the "immoral" people who make them. Courts who are supposed to defend intellectual property know the creators of tasteful nudes are suffering from so much theft but they do nothing because they also think nudes are immoral and are glad to see fewer and fewer of them. Today the creators of tasteful nudes are attacked by everyone, and defended by no one but us. How long can creators like Jaromir Plesko continue to make lovely photos like these of Edita while attacks steadily increase from every corner? Defend them or lose them. It's your only choice. Do it now.

St. Patrick's Day

Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:08:50 GMT

St. Patrick's is a day when beautiful young women don silly green hats and take all their clothes off and frolic around. Everyone else celebrates by openly admiring the naked ladies and by taking lots and lots of photos of them. You won't find this description of the holiday in any books, calendars or search results. Instead you will find details about St. Patrick himself and about Irish culture in general. But here at Body in Mind, St. Patrick's Day is not about shamrocks and leprechauns. It's about Cat in her little green hat. The luck of the Irish? The luck is all ours.

Jess Robinson - happily nude

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:32:50 GMT

Jess Robinson is a Playboy Special Editions cover girl. But that wasn't why we hired her for Body in Mind. On her modeling site we read "...if you would like to shoot me with clothes on (a travesty, really) please tell me." She seemed like exactly the kind of girl we love to feature on Body in Mind, the kind who loves to be nude. The first thing she said when she arrived at the studio was "can I take my shirt off?" We were thrilled. With Jess, the nuder she is, the happier she is. "I love my job", she smirked as her pants hit the floor. In fact, the only thing better than Jess's personality were the photos we took of her. And the only ones happier than her will be our lucky members.

Lilacs in low light

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:53:24 GMT

It was the end of our shooting day, that day in mid May. Milena had been a joy to work with, as usual, but the sun was beginning to set and a chill was slowly creeping over the fields. Milena was getting cold, naked as she was, so she reached into our wardrobe case and pulled out the first thing she found - a slip of lavender fabric - and wrapped it around her slight body. Look, she said - it goes with the lilacs. We looked at each other. Was there enough light? Would Milena be up for one more set? Was there enough time left in this dying day? There's always time to make beauty, especially with a spirited sprite like Milena May.

Nikkala Stott - the lost photo set

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:02:54 GMT

We've been shooting Nikkala Stott for bodyinmind.com for almost 5 years, we have over 5,000 photos of her, and over 50 sets, with many more on the way. And videos too. So we don't feel too bad when we admit that we lost one set. It was a while ago and one of our members pointed it out at the time. But we're happy to announce that we've finally found and posted the 'lost' set of Nikkala Stott. Keep in mind that it's an older set so the resolution is not as high as today's, and the photos were taken before today's ultra light-sensitive digital cameras, so there's more grain. But we know you'll agree that Nikkala's beauty transcends time, and that when it comes to her, late is definitely better than never. It would be a shame to lose even one photo of Nikkala Stott.

Stealing beauty

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:31:08 GMT

Many people who illegally share our content defend themselves by saying they are Robin Hood: stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. The fact is, they do not bother to discover if the ones they steal from are rich or not, or if the ones they give to are poor. When photo sets and videos from pay sites are shared illegally on forums and torrents the pay sites lose profits and have less money to hire models and photographers. Some pay sites survive, but most of the artists do not. Artists have always been the poorest producers in society, and the models on pay sites are usually young women who just need money for school. Meanwhile the forums and torrent sites get rich either by displaying advertising to people who download the shared files (Blogspot.com, owned by Google) or by charging a fee to downloaders (Rapidshare.com). File-sharing, in many cases, is stealing from the poor and giving to the rich. There's a name for that, but it's not Robin Hood.

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:03:38 GMT

Hayley-Marie Coppin - lots and lots of nudes

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:33:30 GMT

There is no porn on Body in Mind. Never has been; never will. Just nudes, lots and lots of nudes. The difference is that porn is primarily sexual, while beauty - the goal of our nudes - is primarily about values. Depraved people don't care about values so they don't care about beauty. Such people see only the shortest path to sexual gratification - and they see values as an obstacle to it. But to those who care about values - about purpose in life, about doing the right thing, about being a good person - beauty is more important than sex because beauty can inspire us to achieve those values. For good people, it is the attainment of values that leads to the love of another, and the love of another that is the surest way to sexual gratification. Porn leads to desolate joyless sex; beauty - be it inside or out - leads to romance, great sex, and love.

The softer side of Nikkala Stott

Wed, 24 Feb 2010 04:00:10 GMT

Nikkala Stott is a world famous model, a glamourous, gorgeous woman who has graced the covers of magazines and brightened up the daily papers with her beauty. Often she's show at her glamourous best, in fancy clothes and heavy makeup, her hair blowing wildly and her skin glowing under the hot lights. She's right at home as a glamour model, of course, and has the kind of mesmerizing beauty a girl needs to have in order to be one. But sometimes it's refreshing to see a softer side of Nikkala, a moment of rest and relaxation, when the gentlest breeze ruffles her hair and tickles her face and makes her smile. We love Nikkala anyway we can get her, but particularly so in these quiet moments, when her hectic world slows down and she has a moment to herself. A moment she thankfully shares with us.

Marsha - fluff

Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:25:17 GMT

Some people claim that female beauty is mere fluff. That it is inconsequential, trivial, something we amuse ourselves with but ultimately means nothing. We know differently. We know that something can be beautiful and meaningful, pretty and profound. We know that you don't have to separate your desire from your morality when looking at a beautiful woman, you don't have to dismiss her appeal as nothing more than a piece of fluff dancing on the the wind or your character as something trivial. And we also know that if the critics really did think female beauty was as unimportant as fluff, there wouldn't be so much discussion about it, so much debate. Marsha shows her sweet, adorable, dare we say - fluffy? - side in her cute little teddy, but never lets us forget that underneath it she's a powerful representation of our values: sweet, sexy, and strong.

Dance of the 7 veils

Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:36:16 GMT

Belly dance has always had a sensual allure, and never more so than when accompanied by the sweep of beautiful scarves and veils, swirling airily around a woman's swollen breasts and wildly gyrating hips. In biblical legend, Salome danced her "dance of the seven veils" to tempt Herod, an idea which was based on old Babylonian tales of fertility goddesses dropping their robes and appearing naked before the underworld gods. With a human goddess like Vanessa, with her sensual moves and lithe figure, her own dance of the veils is as provocative and beautiful as any legendary temptress' moves. Perhaps more.

Two female Olympians defend their bodies

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 18:51:36 GMT

The original Olympic Games celebrated the strength and spirit of the human body, and to that end the participants were always naked. In this age of hysteria over the naked human form, it's a pleasure to hear that two female Olympians, who while not completely naked have posed for SI's swimsuit issue and are unapologetic about it.

Be My Valentine

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:48:35 GMT

We all know that Valentine's Day means hearts, flowers, candy, marriage proposals. But the actual day is named after various saints Valentine, from the earliest days of Christianity, and why it ever became associated with romantic love is unclear. Some believe that Geoffrey Chaucer first equated Valentine's Day with romance in a poem he wrote mentioning 'birds finding their mates', but others have claimed he wasn't referring to Feb 14. Whatever the history, our newest model Ange aptly shows us how sweet it can be to give into love and romance, to swoon over beauty and express your undying love. Indulge in little romance with Ange, we know you'd love to be her Valentine.

Nude in Nashville

Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:52:35 GMT

While in Nashville recently, we couldn't resist doing a set featuring a singer and her guitar. Her beauty was obvious - long ginger hair, willowy body, not to mention those velvet brown eyes. But it was when she took to the mic that she really shone. It was like she had been born to the stage, and it made us long for a world in which beautiful female singers really could perform topless - the way many male rockers do - or even nude if they chose. Imagine if the free-spirited folk singers of their day had been truly free - if they could sing their souls and show off their beauty at the same time. We got a little glimpse of it through the talents of gorgeous Hannah - this is one show you won't want to miss.

Is this image too sexual?

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:14:35 GMT

Apparently, this image is too sexual.

Miranda Kerr defends banker for looking at her bikini photos

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:07:08 GMT

February 6, 2010 - An Australian banker became famous recently for an on-air gaffe in which a colleauge behind him was seen looking at bikini photos of model Miranda Kerr. The video went viral, of course, and stories abounded about how Macquarie, his employer, would likely fire him for his 'inappropriate actions'.

Miranda Kerr defends banker for looking at her bikini photos

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:06:36 GMT

Miranda Kerr defends banker for looking at her bikini photos

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:45:18 GMT

Krusin'

Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:09:41 GMT

You pull up to a run-down garage in a sleepy town off the main highway. The sun is high in the sky, the heat is dry and unforgiving and your old jalopy is overheating, again. From the look of the old heaps littered around the yard, you doubt you'll find any help here. And then she comes out. A gorgeous blonde, taking a break from the heat with a bottle of soda, lounging against an old roadster in nothing but a bikini and pigtails. She smiles at you, without surprise or shame, and takes a sip from her soda. "Is there a mechanic around?", you ask, almost hoping she'll say no. "You're looking at her", she replies with a wink. Yes, this a pure fantasy. But then, so is Hayley-Marie Coppin.

Under the underwear

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 03:21:07 GMT

Flip open the pages of any fashion magazine and you'll see them - shimmering ads for everything from underwear to face cream, gorgeous women engaging you directly, hands on hips, arms over their heads, breasts peeking out from delicate lingerie. Whatever they're selling, the images are compelling, with tantalizing glimpses of skin and the promise of beauty just barely hidden from view. But what if these ads showed what they only hinted at? What if the women in these perfume or couture ads were to slip out of their bras and panties and use the full power of their beauty? Luckily we don't have to imagine it, thanks to Veronica and her luminous beauty.

The return of the pin up

Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:25:35 GMT

Pin Up art is making a comeback. Once throwaway sketches of 1940's women, drawn to evoke charm and cheeky sensuality for the benefit of homesick soliders, pin up style images are once again dominating artist's imaginations. Pin Up girls always possessed an innocent sort of sexuality, and were often depicted doing the most mudnane things while unaware of their state of undress, or showing amazement at their own nakedness. Their facial expresssions were exaggerated, as were the poses they stretched their bodies into, but instead of the pictures looking seedy or exploitative, they were almost always charming and fun, as though the model were in on the joke. Perhaps the best known Pin Up girl of all time was Bettie Page, a dear favourite of ours who personified free-spirited sexuality and an innocent sense of life, which is why we asked Milena May to channel Bettie for us in this latest series.

Sam Buxton's top

Sun, 17 Jan 2010 00:13:06 GMT

How much would you pay to own the Body Glove top Sam Buxton is wearing in this Body in Mind photo set? Or for that matter, any of the clothes we dress our models in? Body in Mind is about beauty, not sex, and dressing the models we work with is often as much fun as undressing them for stylish nudes. But once we've used certain clothing items a few times with various models, we don't really need them any more, so we recently began selling them on eBay. You can check for any items currently for sale on eBay by doing a title AND topic search on eBay for "Body in Mind". Sam's Body Glove top just sold for $50. Check back on eBay soon to find any new items we're letting go. Or if you see anything our models are wearing that you like, email us anytime and tell us who you'd like to see undressed, and make us an offer. :-)

Black heart

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:48:24 GMT

Black hearted woman. She's cold and calculating, she takes your love and plays with your soul, never once risking her own heart. The Allman Brothers even named an album after her, so pervasive is the image of a woman viciously adept at toying with men. But what makes a woman earn that title? Is it the sly smile, the unamused tilt of her eyebrow, the callous way she regards her admirers? More likely, a black hearted woman is one who simply isn't affected by the admiration of every man who wants her. She is more selective, more secure in her beauty, more determined to give her love to only the most deserving. She knows her value and knows that only the best of men deserve her genuine affection. Maybe it's the sore loser, the scorned lover, the man who didn't quite measure up, who really has the black heart?

Take 5

Fri, 08 Jan 2010 20:11:32 GMT

It takes a lot of work to make a great photo. Aside from the technical aspects like lighting and a certain skill behind the lens, there's undeniable work to be done by both photographer and model to get just the right shot. It can be exhausting. When you have a great model like Cat, the shoot is much easier but it's still a lot of work. On this day, we took a break in shooting and told Cat to take five, expecting her to flop onto the couch and whip out her cell phone or ipod. But like the great model she is, Cat started hamming it up for the camera and we couldn't resist. With her wry smile, her cheeky expressions, her flirtatious poses and of course her killer body, we happily spent the next hour shooting her 'break' rather than the set we had envisioned. Sometimes the best photos aren't planned, and sometimes the best models are women just being their own beautiful, adorable selves.

Copper sculpture

Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:29:04 GMT

Copper is our favourite precious metal. Some people go gaga for gold, others have silver dreams. But we prefer the more artful alloys, like brass and bronze, perhaps because they so often come in the shape of a beautiful nude woman. In fact, bronze and brass ARE copper, with some tin or zinc added, respectively. Our ultimate metal muse would be made of copper, but alas, copper doesn't pour so well. Nor does it respond to the hammer and chisel. It's too hard for one and too soft for the other. We like its refusal to cooperate, it's anything but mercurial. No doubt it gave alchemists nothing but grief. Copper says "take me as I am or be done with me". Vanessa is the same way. She's as close as we'll ever come to a copper sculpture. We wouldn't dream of changing her. Nor could we if we tried.

Nikkala Stott's Flare

Sat, 02 Jan 2010 19:45:32 GMT

Flare. It's a spark and a burn. It's also something a lens does when you point it straight at the sun. Flair is also a talent sparkling with pizzazz. This set of Nikkala by Paul Buceta has both kinds of it. Nikkala is the best model we have ever found. And Paul's way with glamour photography is unmatched. Together, there is a definite spark, and a long hot burn. Watching Nikkala flirt and hide in a burst of sun flares is entrancing, and Paul captures it all, somehow, without burning his eyes out. We can guarantee your eyes won't fry looking at these photos. But we can't guarantee Nikkala won't burn in them long after you look away. Nikkala flare.

Hayley-Marie Coppin gets wet

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:53:39 GMT

Water somehow makes a beautiful woman even more so. From wet t-shirt contests to swimsuit photoshoots on a tropical beach, the image of bronzed bare skin with beads of water dripping down it has an awesome power. Droplets of water bring a sensuous glow to the skin they rest on, but there's something more to it. Maybe it's the freshness of it, the splash of something real and invigorating to what could otherwise be an image of untouchable beauty. Maybe it's evocative of sexual desire, or maybe it shows a playful side of the model, willing to pose patiently while the water cools her skin, brings up goosebumps and makes her nipples perk up. Whatever it is, Hayley-Marie knows how to harnesses that power, one drop of water at a time.

The Canadian Snow Bunny - nude

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 00:06:27 GMT

At Bodyinmind, we've had the privilege of photographing the world. We've shot British Page 3 stars, we've travelled the US and shot with American beauties, and our photographers bring us beautiful women from France, Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Australia and everywhere in between. Imagine our delight in finding a gem right under our nose, a gorgeous Canadian named Marsha. In our first shoot with her we took inspiration from the cozy winter days Canada's known for, and decked her out as a delightful snow bunny. Winter blasts may make beautiful women cover themselves up in warm clothes, but we're happy to be able to peel off those woolies and let their beauty shine through.

The secret of female beauty

Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:42:03 GMT

Scientists have yet again trumpeted that they've found the secret to facial beauty. There's a golden ratio, apparently, or some such nonsense that brings to mind men in lab coats and slide rulers measuring the distance of a woman's eyes down to the micron. We know that there's a lot more to beauty than numbers on a ruler, and that when each of us looks at the face of a truly beautiful woman, we see values looking back at us. In this gallery of Veronica, we see wisdom and innocence together, sensuality and seriousness, fun and forthrightness. When the light dances across her face in the right way, we see the glint of intelligence and confidence and the sparkle of amusement that reminds us all of what we most cherish. And you won't find that on any slide rule. To truly measure beauty is to look into one's own soul - start by looking into Veronica's as she lounges in the last light of a summer's day.

Peta Todd - made in the shade

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 11:01:06 GMT

Imagine this: you awake on an overcast morning, the sun barely peeking through the clouds. You raise from the bed, groggy, not quite awake, your thoughts starting to assemble as to what your day holds. You pad out to the kitchen for your first coffee of the day - and through the window you catch sight of a beautiful woman. She's your girlfriend or your wife, she's the woman in your life - maybe she's just your next door neighbor, but for a moment she takes your breath away. She's beautiful and serene, you love the way her smile parts the clouds and the way the wind catches a strand of her hair. Whoever she might be to you, at that moment, sex is the farthest thing from your mind. Her beauty has warmed your heart and sparked your mind and you feel glad to be alive. That's the power of beauty, and that's the power of Peta Todd. She is proof that sunlight can be made in the shade.

Home is where Klaudia is

Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:39:46 GMT

Men love women. No news there. But if only it was that simple. Men adore women, sure, but how does a man get the woman of his dreams to love? Luck surely plays a role, but a smaller role than most expect. Most men who find this special woman to love will agree there was an element of fate to it, like it was meant to be, and perhaps it was. After all, why would the universe make men love women if not for a reason? Surely the universe wants this to be so, and has laid things out in such a way as to make it happen more often than not. This is an idea we remind you of this season: do everything you can to make yourself a real man, and trust that somewhere the universe has created a real woman for you to love. Instead of Santa or mistletoe or a roaring fire, imagine her at your hearth this season. And by next year, it might even be true.

Sam Buxton - satin doll

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 19:13:02 GMT

In Hollywood of the 30s and 40s, every young actress posed for a similar photo. Lounging against a velvet or silk backdrop, highlighted by a single light source, hair styled in the perfect waves of the time, makeup perfect. These photos were probably commissioned by the movie studios, who took very seriously the notion that their movie stars had to be glamorous, beautiful and elegant. Compared to the hot mess most Hollywood starlets are today, it's easy to be nostalgic for a time when beauty was respected and strived for, when glamor was important and elegance made a woman that much more alluring. We've captured some of that long-ago style in this latest set of Sam Buxton, lounging luxuriously in a nest of satin, our version of the way those 40s glamor shots should have been.

A rare peak

Sat, 12 Dec 2009 23:19:00 GMT

People often ask us what it's like to shoot together. As a married couple, we've worked together over the years, shooting the same subject at the same time, and what results are galleries of photos that look like they were shot by just one photographer, not two. So we thought that in this latest gallery of Milena May, we'd pull back the curtain a bit to reveal our slightly different styles. We've divided this gallery into those shot by Leanne and those shot by Dwayne, the two halves of D & L Bell. Both galleries feature the best, most J.W Waterhouse-like images we made late one summer day. Can you tell the difference in our styles? If not, don't worry, Milena May is gorgeous no matter who snaps the shutter.

The Little Shepherdess

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:45:03 GMT

There's a little-known painting by Canadian artist Paul Peel called The Little Shepherdess. It was painted nearly 150 years ago, when nude images were considered high art and respected as a legitimate subject to paint. A nude young woman pauses for a moment by a pond surrounded by irises. Peel captured the moment of repose with quiet respect, and The Little Shepherdess remains one of our favourite paintings. You won't see anything like it too often. Today the subject matter is considered inappropriate, both because the girl is young and because it is thought [strangely] to be trite and destructive to depict a simple moment of female beauty. Yet that's exactly what Alexander Lobanov has done in this series of Valentine. It may not be Paul Peel, but the same spirit is there. It is little known and celebrates a lost value: such things are what we call treasures.

Man meets nature

Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:53:39 GMT

One of the reasons a nude woman can be so beautiful is because she is one of the most appealing meeting places between two amazing things: human beings and nature. When nature gave us the power to think volitionally she also robbed us of all of our instincts. Maybe because she used the same chunk of brain for both, who knows. But the result is undeniable: human beings have the power to manipulate nature, even to destroy it, even to destroy themselves. No animal ever had this power, only Man. But when man destroys nature does beauty result? No. Or when he ignores the power of his mind does beauty result? No. It is only together that Man and nature survive, and this is why the greatest beauty is where Man meets nature, where the virtues and value of each is visible: a modern home in a wild forest, a skyscraper by the beach, or a nude woman.

Causal as a cat

Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:43:04 GMT

Our model Cat is aptly named. She's a sensuous, sensual creature who loves to stretch her long body in a luxurious arc. She can be playful and even silly, but behind even the cutest of looks there lies grace and poise. And don't forget the feline curve of her arched eyebrow. During one of our photo shoots with her, while we were setting up for something else, she spotted a leopard-print chaise and began to lounge on it. It was too good to pass up - Cat on leopard print, owning it like any cat would. Everything that's good about cats - their self-possessed confidence, their independence, their unabashed love of all things sensual - is what we find endearing about our Cat. We're certain you will too.

The hippie chick

Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:45:26 GMT

There's something alluring about a hippie chick. Sun-kissed skin and hair, long bare legs, mini-skirt, bare feet, a dance as free as the wind and a smile as happy as a child's. For the past forty years, her image has remained in our aesthetic lexicon, representing freedom from oppression, a letting-go of staid propriety, and to many, the free-love mindset of the sixties. But we think there's something more to it. In many ways, the hippie chick represents pure feminity. Her long, flowing hair, her ambivalence towards clothing, her ease with nudity, and her embrace of nature, which to many is a perfect backdrop for a pretty woman, one of nature's nicest creations. Veronica may be a modern woman but we think there's a little mother earth, a little star child, and a little hippie in all women, including Veronica. And we were right. Groovy.

Hayley Marie Coppin: drive-in beauty

Fri, 27 Nov 2009 05:45:22 GMT

Bobby-soxers. Drive-In movies. Sock hops, hula hoops, sweater girls and Thunderbirds. The Fifties were a unique time in human history, a time of hope and optimism. Girls weren't afraid to be pretty then, it seemed. So when we took Hayley Marie Coppin out to our local Fifties-themed Drive-In for this photoshoot, we knew she'd have a ball camping it up for our cameras. With the help of a friend's custom car, we got as close as we possibly could to what it must have been like back then. But we put our spin on it, of course. We imagined what it would have been like if a typical Fifties girl had been free to slip out of her poodle skirt and kick off those saddle shoes and prance around naked...the Fifties as they should have been. :-)

A moment of whimsy

Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:15:11 GMT

In the movies, whenever someone imagines an ideal spot or a dreamy place, they usually conjure up an image of a beach, or a windswept seashore, or shifting dunes with long grasses blowing softly in the breeze. There's something magical about those places where the water gradually gives way to land. They're places of romance and whimsy, where laughter floats on the wind like dandelion wisps, and where love comes and goes like waves on the shore. In such a place it's hard not to imagine a vision like Samantha Buxton, making her way through the sand, in a moment of pure whimsy, letting the wind make flutter and fall her little white dress, sharing with us her beauty as the sun, the sea, and the sky share theirs.

Coffee break with Nikkala Stott

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:07:14 GMT

It's a sleepy morning in southern Nevada. The sun slips through the distant mountains and casts a warm glow on the desert sand. This is the Nevada you don't see from the Vegas Strip - the parched land of desperate beauty. Rocks soar above the reddish clay spotted with dry scraps of scattered plant life. The house itself is a respite from the heat, its pale stucco walls and cool terra cotta tiles providing protection from the blazing sun. One set just finished, Nikkala comes through the door, sipping the last of her morning coffee, her blue eyes cast out over the desert vista, eternity reflected in their depths. We'll never know what she's really thinking - but we can share this quiet moment with her as she enjoys the feel of the sun on her body. She accepts our admiration the way the desert welcomes a cool breeze. We'll continue shooting in a moment...but not quite yet...

Scientists claim beauty is actually skin deep

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:37:37 GMT

November 16, 2009 - After trying to convince us for years that symmetry is the key to beauty, now a group of scientiets claim that, this time, they now know for sure what makes a face beautiful. For sure this time. Really.

Expelled for wearing a mini-skirt

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 03:26:54 GMT

November 15, 2009 - When Geisy Arruda dressed for her university class one day, she couldn't have imagined that the mini-dress she chose would make her the subject of a world-wide news story.

Way to go Peta! Page 3 beauty conquers Kilimanjaro with Help for Heroes

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 02:17:47 GMT

One of our all-time favorite models, Page 3 beauty Peta Todd, has scaled Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa along with fifteen wounded war veterans to raise money for Help for Heroes.

Harem girl

Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:46:32 GMT

The word 'harem' comes from the Arabic for 'forbidden' or 'sacred'. This is a baffling contradiction. Why should something sacred be forbidden? When you look at Cat lounging sensously in the golden light of her harem, you can understand why her exquisite beauty might be considered sacred. She's a rarity in our modern world, a truly beautiful woman unashamed of being beautiful. The gift she gives the viewer is a glimspe of something wonderful and uniquely feminine, and it's easy to see why her admirers might view her beauty as the ultimate of values. But if that's so, why should it be forbidden? Why shouldn't we allow ourselves to enjoy her sacredness? Why should it be closed off, kept behind doors, forbidden? In this series of Cat, we're delighted that she invites us to share her sacred beauty with her.

A pin-up a day

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:42:05 GMT

The beauty of pin-up art is that it takes exceptionally beautiful women, gets them unnaturally and pleasantly nude, and puts them into everyday life, which means into our lives. The situations depicted in classic cheesecake photos are always mundane or topical: a housewife wearing only an apron in the kitchen, a pretty girl fishing in only a straw hat and cut-off jeans, a soaking wet beauty covered only with a tiny towel, or a space-age beauty with a form-fitting space suit on the moon. Art depicts the way the artist wants the world to be - the way it could be and should be. Pin-up is art because it says beautiful scantily clad women could be and should be in our lives, every day, everywhere...including driving our old pick up truck in our latest set of Milena May.

Hayley in Room 518

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:14:29 GMT

She was beautiful beyond belief and when she smiled, she smiled at you. You saw her across the room the second you entered. There was a glow around her, or a magnetism, or some extraordinary grace that caught your eye, a movement of her arm, or a sweep of her hair, or a curve of her body. Her eyes twinkled an invitation to everyone, yet especially to you. And then she was gone, and your heart sank. Had you waited too long to approach her? Had she left with friends? Had you dreamed the whole thing? She had to be staying in this hotel. But what room? What could you do? How could you find her? What might have been had you had more nerve? Let Hayley show you, in room 518.

Hey nice... apples

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:17:28 GMT

You don't have to be Christian to know the story of Eve and her forbidden apple. In league with the devilish serpent, she supposedly tempted Adam with the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and it all went downhill from there. Nevermind that Adam willingly took a bite, nevermind that "knowledge of good and evil" is something all thinking men and women should be applauded for pursuing - Eve still got the short end of the stick. The temptress, the evil one, the one responsible for man's eviction from the Garden of Eden - it's all nonsense. When we see the happy, simple joy Noelle takes in posing playfully with a basket of fresh apples, we see the wonder of human beings. We see the delight a pretty girl brings, we see the progress the world has made toward allowing a pretty girl to pose nude and share her beauty with us all. And especially in Noelle's case, we see some really nice apples.

Peta Funny

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:28:54 GMT

Peta Todd is a funny girl. Beautiful beyond belief, at 19, Peta risked her modeling career to have a baby. But she managed to return to modeling without missing a beat. In her photos she almost never smiles, yet in real life she is always funny and smiley. With a body and smile that would certainly excel on TV she prefers to write and host her own show - on radio. When most glamorous beauties are concerned only with busting out of their bras at the right movie openings, Peta is climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to benefit war heroes. Today she is battling altitude sickness, torrential rain and mud slides instead of shopping for shoes or having her nails done. Yes, Peta Todd is a funny girl, because always in the nicest ways, she makes those around her smile.

Sam Buxton puts a little bite into bodyinmind.com

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:27:05 GMT

When UK glamour model and page 3 girl Sam Buxton visited Canada recently we knew we had to shoot with her. Sam is part of a unique modeling community that exists only in the UK. There, and nowhere else in the world, beautiful young women pose topless for newspapers and can become celebrities in their own right. Anywhere else in the world such models would be belittled and sneered at, but in the UK such ladies are admired and pinned up on walls alongside actresses and fashion models. We wish such women existed in our country, and in many countries around the world, but until people stop despising their own value and their own sexuality they will not feel entitled to such beauty and freedom. Do you? In this set of Sam, it is simply the freedom to have fun.

Water Nymph

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:46:55 GMT

The ancient Greeks believed in Nymphs, beautiful, beguiling deities who lived in lakes and rivers. These deities took the form of nubile young women who could tempt men with their extraordinary beauty. Playful and capricious, representing the creative force of nature and female sexuality in general, their name unfortunately became associated with hypersexuality - hence the 'nymphomaniac' so popular in the lore of teenage boys. But the true essence of the Nymph was her beauty and how she free she was with it, how sensual and natural and lyrical she was. Greek mothers warned their sons away from the Nymphs' music, their dancing, their playful splashing in the waters in which they bathed. But we believe their sons should have been encouraged to peer through the branches at the lovely sight and enjoy such splendid beauty. And so should you.

Nikkala Stott in a pool of dreams

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 03:41:59 GMT

Nikkala Stott is one of the most beautiful models in the world. She is perhaps THE most beautiful nude model. Playboy photographer Paul Buceta is one the best photographers in the world. He is perhaps THE best nude photographer. It made perfect sense to us then to put the two of them together in a beautiful setting to see if together they could make magic happen. We were thrilled to see the results. On a quiet end of the day in March, by a cerulean pool somewhere in Las Vegas, Nikkala and Paul made some of the most spectacular nude photos we'd ever seen. Before they ever met it had long been our dream to bring the best talent to work for Body in Mind. And together, for us, and we hope for you, they made this simple location a pool of dreams.

Shy is beautiful too

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:59:15 GMT

When you see as many lovely nude ladies as we do, it's easy to forget that posing nude is a big step for a model. We're all raised with a certain amount of modesty, and even the most beautiful girls in the world can feel a little trepidation at taking off their clothes for the camera. Maybe they're beginner models who aren't used to posing for the camera, let alone nude. Maybe they're not sure what the photographer wants them to do. And maybe, like most of us, they feel a little self-conscious about seeing themselves on film. So we are eternally grateful for women like Valentine who overcome whatever shyness they might feel and decide to share their unadorned beauty with us anyway. Valentine and women like her probably don't know how profound a gift they're giving the world with the simple act of slipping out of their clothes - but we do. And we're not shy about saying so.

Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:45:22 GMT

Aila's old jeans

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:31:42 GMT

What is about a pair of old jeans that makes a beautiful woman that much more alluring? It can't just be because the jeans hug her rear end so perfectly, or accentuate her jutting hipbones, although these things certainly can be beautiful. When we were styling this photo shoot with the lovely Aila in Chicago recently, we could have made a hundred different choices - we could have put her in bikini bottoms to show off her curves, we could have shot the whole thing fully nude to call attention to her beautiful skin and gorgeous shape. But when she tugged on a pair of her favorite old jeans, we knew we had found the perfect look. A pair of faded jeans, well loved and well worn in, reminds us that a woman can be comfortable in her beauty in an every day way, removed from the hot lights and equipment of a photo studio. We're reminded that even though the photographer goes to great lengths to create the perfect look, the perfect makeup, the perfect hair, that at the end of the day it's the model's everyday beauty, her walking-around charm, that enchants us the most.

White Hot

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 04:51:37 GMT

How do we know which models to shoot? We place a casting call notice and receive countless applications, many from women who have a nice face or long legs or gorgeous breasts but who, for some reason, don't make the cut. And we've been asked what it is that makes us say "Yes - we've got to shoot her for Body in Mind!" The answer is simpler than most people think. Beauty. We know if a woman is beautiful or if she's just pretty, if her body is spectacular or just average, if she has a sparkle or hides her light under a shade. We know by the way her back curves out gently, by the way her hair cascades down her back, by the fullness of her breasts and the line of her thighs. We know by the genuineness of her smile, by the glint in her eye. We know by her beauty. And since we love and admire beauty so very much, we accept nothing less from models we shoot. Lexi is just such a beauty - nude, against stark white, with nothing to hide behind or nothing to improve upon, she is the perfect example of how we know she's the kind of model we love to shoot. Wouldn't you?

Cute as a kitten

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 02:03:49 GMT

Sex kitten. Where did that term come from? Is there anything less sexual than a furry little bundle of fluff, meowing and purring and swatting at toy mice? Somewhere along the line, the idea of a sexy, almost lascivious woman became connected with kittens and the image stuck. Well, we at Body in Mind love to tear down stereotypes, especially ones aimed at debasing beautiful women or reducing them to nothing more than one-dimensional sexual objects. So in this photo series of Yasmine, we decided to mix two things you almost never see together - wholesomeness and nudity. Kittens and a beautiful nude woman. We don't want to just dismantle the stereotype of the 'sex kitten', we want to take it a step further. We want to show that's it's possible for something sweet and wholesome and good to mix easily with a beautiful woman, that it doesn't have to be either/or. We want our viewers to forget about the sexual innuendo and focus instead on how charming and delightfully heartwarming beauty can be.

Hayley-Marie Coppin comes to Canada

Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:55:22 GMT

Passion is the rarest thing, in any field of human endeavor. Yet success is simply not possible without it. Study the success stories of mankind, successes both great and small, and you will see that successful people are always passionate people. We work with many models at Body in Mind, the vast majority are young women who want easy money. But Hayley-Marie Coppin is not like them at all. Hayley is passionate about nude modeling, and she inspires those who work with her. We had our second exciting chance to work with Hayley during her recent visit to Canada. As you will see in the many monthly sets to come both on BiM and Hayley's own site, Hayley spent 90% of her 3 days with us completely and enthusiastically naked. Passionate she was. As we were to photograph her. And as you will be when you see her nude. Hayley's visit to Canada was a great success.

Study proves it: men like looking at breasts!

Thu, 08 Oct 2009 00:05:41 GMT

October 7, 2009 - We've known it all along, but now a research study in New Zealand has proven it: men like looking at women's breasts. No matter the size, 47% of men in the study looked a woman's breasts before they looked at her face, and spent longer looking at her breasts than any other part. Their conclusion? "Men may be looking more often at the breasts because they are simply aesthetically pleasing, regardless of the size."

Nikkala Stott - made in the shades

Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:00:48 GMT

Looking at Nikkala that day, as she lounged against the rugged rocks of Las Vegas' Red Rock Canyon, it was hard to remember that she is, in fact, a native of England. If ever there was a body meant for the steamy heat of the desert, it's Nikkala's. From her gorgeous tanned skin to her taut lines and athletic build, she exudes a sleek and sun-loving elegance. Even the way the sun glinted off her hair made us marvel at how she seemed to belong here, casually perched amongst the sandy clay and windswept rocks. The deep, clear blue of the sky served as a perfect backdrop to our desertscape, and so bright was the day that we thought it only fair to shield Nikkala's eyes behind some shades. She was a desert goddess if there ever was one. We know Nikkala's heart belongs to England, but our hearts belong to her.

Vanessa when

Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:45:30 GMT

We work with a lot of very beautiful women at Body in Mind. But very occasionally a model will walk through the door who is as lovely as a cool breeze on a scorching summer day, and as hot as the sun. Everyone smiles when they meet her. Everyone's day is suddenly a good one, they feel happier, younger, smarter. The beauty of a few women in the world has the power to change it. These are women who are gorgeous no doubt, but who also posses a rare wit and intelligence. Audrey Hepburn was such a woman. And Tyra Banks is another. Vanessa, who breezed through a 4-hour test shoot never losing her smile, her condor or her exuberance, even when completely nude, is such a lady as well. She is young and just starting her career, but we have no doubt this girl is going places. We just know that one day in the not too distant future, we will get to say, we knew her when...

Nikkala's biggest fan

Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:41:19 GMT

I'm DBell, creator, editor, and contributing photographer of bodyinmind.com. I'm also Nikkala Stott's biggest fan. A few years ago I enjoyed watching Nikkala star in a video I created called Amazon, and this year again I worked even closer with her on our latest video a Little Hitch and discovered her acting talents. I've admired Nikkala since she first appeared on the modeling scene some years ago posing topless on the Sun's Page 3. She was so much more beautiful than any of the other models - or even any of the world's non-nude models - that her appearance was like a sun coming over the horizon for me. And working with this amazing beauty was literally a dream come true. Nikkala's superbeauty has won her hordes of faithful and enthusiastic fans from all over the world, but none more so than me. No model has inspired me more.

Sitting pretty

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 02:56:45 GMT

When Lexi walked into our Chicago studio that day, she had the easy grace of a confident young woman. She seemed nice, but what we all wondered was: is she a good model? Would she know how to pose our way, without sexual innuendo or seediness? As photographers, we couldn't know until she took her seat on set. So the lights were set up, the stylist helped apply her makeup and fix her hair, and in the background a Beatles playlist accompanied the busywork that goes into prepping a set. Throughout it all Lexi was quiet but attentive, waiting patiently for her cue. Then, a radiant smile, a toss of gorgeous blonde hair, a piercing gaze from placid blue eyes. Pose after pose, Lexi hit it everytime. It's a rare pleasure to shoot a woman who knows how to work her beauty, and we couldn't take enough photos of her. We were sorry when the shoot was over. Enjoy this set of Lexi sitting pretty, and we're pretty sure you'll be too.

"Eye Candy" caddies banned from UK golf for 'devaluing' game

Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:53:58 GMT

Sept 3, 2009 - It was a great idea. For 230 GBP (about $500) per round, golfers in the UK were able to hire gorgeous women to act as their caddies. The women were well-versed in rules and etiquette and were more than easy on the eyes.

Peta Deserted

Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:27:13 GMT

Almost every day, a news alert enters our email inbox with our chosen search terms "Peta Todd" highlighted. Often there's some silly story about her personal life, more rarely a story about her exceptional humanitarian work for war heroes. But what amazes us is how easily the media can lose sight of this simple truth - Peta Todd is one of the world's most beautiful women. When she posed for our cameraman Paul Buceta recently in Las Vegas, we got to see first hand what a true classic beauty she is. Out on an isolated desert plain, with nothing but a crackled dry lake bed beneath her feet and soaring mountains in the distance to frame her, she showed us what true beauty really is. How many women could mesmerize in black and white, just standing there looking into the camera lens like she's staring into your soul? How many women could create such iconic, timeless images with no props or costumes or backdrops to help them out? In this series, Peta is more beautiful than perhaps she's ever been, and we want to make sure everyone knows it.

Why don't the most beautiful women pose nude?

Mon, 31 Aug 2009 01:32:02 GMT

Why don't more beautiful women like Klaudia pose nude? Nude models are usually quite attractive but few are truly gorgeous the way Klaudia is. Klaudia is as beautiful as any actress or top fashion model. She could marry any rich guy she wanted to. Most women with her kind of looks do just that; usually they do not pose nude. One of the main reasons for this is that nude models are looked down upon by society as stupid and immoral, and most beautiful women would rather make minimum wage as waitresses or secretaries than suffer the stigma that goes with posing nude. This a tragic waste of beauty. Supermodels (and super women) like Cindy Crawford, Elle Macpherson, and Claudia Schiffer often posed nude, proving nude models are neither stupid nor immoral. But until we all learn this, nude models as beautiful as Klaudia will be all too rare.

What do our members think of Body in Mind?

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 03:23:30 GMT

The end of a movement?

Sun, 09 Aug 2009 21:22:41 GMT

Female beauty is wholey, perfectly, glowingly good. It is not bad or depraved in any way, shape, form, or degree. There is nothing more important than female beauty. And there is nothing better in the entire world. Therefore a beautiful woman can be nude without her having to be seen as dirty. About 10 years ago, this idea was a relevelation, and it caused an explosion of hundreds of tasteful nude and soft-core websites each promising to distinguish itself in exhalting female beauty. The depraved and the dismal were left to the porn industry and "fine art" photography. Glamour, happiness, as well as women's bodies were set free. But today, perhaps driven to poor judgment by the economic crisis, many of these same sites have taken to uninspired immitation of the porn industry, releasing titles like "Bad Girl", "Naughty but Nice", and "Sinner". We hope this is merely a blip, but we fear the end of the movement is near. If it is over, we promise that Body in Mind will be your refuge in the coming years. We will never stop exhausting our creativity to lift female beauty ever higher.

Sudanese woman faces 40 lashes for wearing pants

Wed, 05 Aug 2009 10:47:37 GMT

August 4, 2009 - Lubna Hussein is a brave woman.

Muslim model sentenced to caning for drinking beer

Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:13:35 GMT

July 28, 2009 - A muslim model in Malaysia is about to be whipped six times with a cane after having been caught drinking beer at a Kuala Lumpur nightclub.

Man arrested for wearing this shirt in Dubai

Mon, 27 Jul 2009 16:21:57 GMT

July 27, 2009 - Dubai - a member of the United Arab Emirates, a lavish city full of foreign money and movie stars. The New York Times rated it the number one travel destination of 2008 for partying. It's glamourous, fabulously rich - and wearing this t-shirt there can get you thrown in jail for a month.

Latvian blondes cheer up country with their beauty

Sun, 26 Jul 2009 21:56:10 GMT

July 26, 2009 - The United States isn't the only country to feel the sting of the economic downturn - take Latvia for instance. The tiny former Soviet republic has also been hit hard. But instead of massive bailouts and larger tax burdens for the next generation, their solution to the doom and gloom is much more pleasant.

Alabama thinks this image is offensive

Sun, 26 Jul 2009 00:02:38 GMT

July 25, 2009 - This image, a bicycle ad from 1895, is apparently either 'offensive' or 'immodest' according to the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.

A little hitch

Thu, 23 Jul 2009 01:49:36 GMT

A beautiful woman hitch-hiking naked. It's a popular subject for nude photography. But you will never see it in real life. Sad, but true. And we understand women's reasons for this. Quite right. But at Body in Mind we are all about letting our imaginations work overtime when it comes to female beauty and it seems to make a lot of sense to us to make photos and videos of precisely the kinds of situations involving beautiful women that you might otherwise never see - a world in which men are on their best behaviour and women are perfectly free to use their beauty as they see fit. What would such a world look like? Well if you're Nikkala Stott and you're stranded in the desert it would look exactly like our latest "beauty video" by DBell called "a Little Hitch".

Judges want female attorneys to stop dressing sexy

Sat, 11 Jul 2009 02:02:09 GMT

July 9, 2009 - When a female federal judge recently brought up the issue of needing a dress code in court, she was referring to an attorney who had shown up in sweat pants. But it didn't take long for her male counterparts to chime in with their take on the issue: female attorneys in 'skimpy clothes'.

Beauty's a felony in the Maldives

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 03:17:03 GMT

July 8, 2009 - Here's an interesting blog item on how blatant and unapologetic hatred of beauty has become, especially in muslim nations. British model Katie Price faced prison for topless sunbathing in the Maldives, while four child molesters were set free.

The Bare Essentials of air safety

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:47:36 GMT

July 7, 2009 - Remember those safety instructions that flight attendants go through before the plane takes off? Neither does anyone else. That's why New Zealand's national airline has come up with a novel way of getting people to pay attention: the cabin crew recorded a safety video wearing nothing but body paint.

Can female beauty end wars?

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:09:39 GMT

Imagine a woman so beautiful that she could stop a war with her beauty alone. Lysistrata was such a woman. In fifth century Greece she ended the Peloponnesian War between the Athenians and the Spartans by leading a 'sex strike' among the women of Athens. She believed that ultimately men would rather make love than war and that women could bring an end to war by simply denying men sex. Aristophanes wrote about Lysistrata in his comedy that bears her name. Unfortunately, such a concept has never been taken seriously. Phryne was another greek woman of legend who, when charged with prostitution, used the beauty of her naked body as her case in court, and won. What these women are trying to tell us is that female beauty is there to show us the right way to be. If we were to listen, maybe it would end all wars and all sexual crimes. Maybe that's something we should be taking seriously.

Objective beauty

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:22:36 GMT

Many people don't believe in objective beauty because they don't believe in objective values. An idea is objective when it can be logically traced to reality. For example, our numbering system 1-10 is objective because it is possible in reality to have 1 apple, or 2 apples, or 3 apples etc. Therefore female beauty can also be objective when the things it refers to are real. For example, if a woman is beautiful because she looks or acts brave, her beauty is objective because bravery is an objective value - one that in reality is necessary for an individual human being to survive. Without it in some degree none of us could face a single day. The same is true of health, purpose, happiness, sex, love, wealth, success, etc etc. Women are only beautiful when they represent values, and if the values are objective, then their beauty is too.

The beauty curtain

Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:42:48 GMT

An old game show called Let's Make a Deal used to offer contestants a choice between a small sum of money or whatever was hidden behind a huge curtain on stage - it could be a car, or it could be nothing. Some contestants would play it safe and take the money; others would choose the prize behind the curtain. Defining female beauty is like that. Some people are happy to leave it a mystery and enjoy its small rewards: something pretty to look at and a sort of raw but directionless inspiration. However, those who define female beauty as the representation of values win something more exciting than anyone ever imagined: the knowledge of what values are real and objective. This makes dedicated purpose and ultimate happiness possible. And that's worth more than anything we can imagine.

Burqa to be banned in France

Tue, 23 Jun 2009 02:48:47 GMT

June 21, 2009 - Hallelluja, finally a world leader has found the balls to say it out loud.

Raw beauty

Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:50:06 GMT

Everyone complains about how 'unreal' modern photos of glamorous women are. With the airbrushing, the plastic surgery, and the digital manipulations possible in PhotoShop there's nothing real left they whine. And with the fantasy lifestyles and impossible amount of responsibility (motherhood, career, marriage, charity work) women are depicted enjoying in ads and on television, there's no woman alive who could manage it they insist. But such people do not count on the likes of our Nikkala. This set was shot in harsh, unflattering light first thing in the morning, between yawns. Her hair is not done, her face is naked, her eyes are still sleepy. Yet she is as ravishing as any woman has ever been. Maybe it's because she's not a mother or a wife yet, but we have a feeling that whoever lucks into her as a mother or a bride, will get daily eyefulls of the same gorgeous creature we see here, Nikkala Stott in all her raw stunning beauty.

Nude women make nature beautiful

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 01:23:26 GMT

Spring can be a bleak thing. Especially right after a hard winter. Everything is brown and seems dead. But Leanne and I could see beauty in it, waiting to be brought to life the way the trees and flowers do at the first rain. All this dark and dreary forest really needed to come to life was a beautiful woman, and a splash of colour. Milena May was the perfect model for the job, fresh as the first buds and sweet as the smallest flowers. All it took to connect her soft ethereal beauty to the cold hard earth was a splash of violent turquoise. We love the seasons, each brings its own unique beauty to the earth and new chances to capture it in photos. But without beautiful women there is nothing to magnify or focus this beauty. Every photo of a nude lady in nature does this, and in fact, the beauty of women is the real source of all of nature's beauty. The earth can create interesting patterns or pleasing colours, but only a beautiful woman can give it meaning, and this is the source of all its beauty.

How do we get beautiful women nude?

Sun, 14 Jun 2009 15:25:29 GMT

How do we do it? How does Body in Mind get the most beautiful women in the world to pose nude - women who won't pose for any other nude website - women like the amazing Peta Todd? Simple. Respect. Body in Mind respects women and their power over their own bodies. Our goal is to feature the most beautiful women in the world being... well, beautiful. And this doesn't mean close-ups of anonymous body parts or faked lesbian scenes with other models. It means we don't take cheap shots and we do everything we can to make them feel beautiful, including flying them to exotic places like this set shot in Las Vegas. Body in Mind takes photography and settings very seriously. But we take nothing more seriously than our relationship with our models. There is nothing more important than that, because there is nothing more important than beautiful women.

Bar Refaeli wears only handwriting on the cover of Esquire

Fri, 05 Jun 2009 11:04:17 GMT

June 5, 2009 - Supermodel Bar Refaeli found a novel way to bare all on the cover of Esquire - covering herself in handwriting.

How interesting is female beauty?

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:27:53 GMT

We think the love we men have for beautiful naked ladies in silly getups like cowboy clothes, indian headresses, police uniforms, etc is that we like to put interesting things into a picture next to a nude woman simply because it's so nice to see these things pale in comparison to the female form. We put them in to distract ourselves from the lady's wonderful body precisely because it's nice to see them fail so miserably. There are not many things more interesting than a beautiful nude woman, and somehow, by trying to find something that is, and sometimes trying very hard, it serves to remind us just how exceptionally interesting female beauty really is. And by being so interesting, we start to see that a lady posing nude is just as important to a human civilization as men who work hard, as men who enrich the human spirit, and as men who keep us safe. That enriches our experience of her beauty, and that enriches ourselves and our world.

The so-called mystery of female beauty

Sat, 30 May 2009 21:18:49 GMT

Many people prefer female beauty to always be hidden. Some want nudity outlawed, while others claim it can never - or should never - be explained. But at Body in Mind, just as we want to see beautiful women nude, female beauty tantalizes us to want to see past its shroud of mystery. So our goal, besides creating the most beautiful images of women possible, is to understand and explain female beauty. So we did. Simply put, female beauty is the representation of your values; whatever you like, you find beautiful. It follows then that the more values you hold, the more beauty you can see. In this way, female beauty can actually inspire morality. When you discover this for yourself, when beauty lies as naked and as bare to you as your first love once did, when you see what natural and wholesome loveliness lies beneath her meaningless modern clothing, she does not shrivel up and die, just as your beloved did not. Instead she takes on a new, nakedly beautiful glow, and you can't help wondering why anyone would want to cover her up in the first place.

Stupid babes and ugly angels

Sun, 24 May 2009 21:33:11 GMT

The most tragic thing to happen to women is well-meaning men who declare beauty to be simply 'abstract' or 'what's on the inside'. Such men forget that the beautiful in spirit can only be invoked by a beautiful body, that there is no other way to experience it visually. Only if a woman is leaping physically into the air (with her body) can we perceive the joy or freedom that is welling up inside her. Some men deny the value of the spirit and vaunt the pursuit of physical perfection, but their equally destructive brothers deny the value of the physical in favor of the 'virtuous'. Together they create two imposter ideals, neither which has any beauty at all and neither which can work in the real world: the mindless babe and the ugly angel. Their trap is set: any woman who pursues one or the other will fail, and will suffer misery even death. A body without a spirit is a corpse. A spirit without a body is a ghost. Without physical women to posses it, it is impossible to perceive or even imagine female beauty. Therefore, the more physical perfection a woman possesses the more beauty she will be capable of exuding to others. This physical perfection includes not only nice breasts, long legs, and a curvy figure, but also the pursuit of character, of freedom, of a career, of happiness. The pursuit of virtue is both spiritual and physical. And so is the pursuit of beauty. Those who deny it are making women's beauty, happiness and lives impossible.

Paul Buceta: photo savant

Fri, 22 May 2009 17:08:58 GMT

Anyone who knows Body in Mind can guess that Nikkala Stott is our vote for the best model in the world. What's not obvious is that our newest photographer Paul Buceta just might be our choice for best photographer. In fact, we think his latest set of Nikkala is the best we've ever featured on Body in Mind. We affectionately call him a "photo savant". Since Paul first picked up a camera a few years ago he has instinctively taken better photos than even the most seasoned shooters. And unlike most photographers who spend half their time looking for good models, one look at his online portfolio and gorgeous women come running to him! We knew we had to get our best models in front of his camera before he became too famous to bother with us. Ironically, we think his amazing pix of Nikkala Stott and Peta Todd are likely to make that happen sooner rather than later. ;-)

Page 3 girls defend soldiers' right to see them

Fri, 15 May 2009 02:49:46 GMT

May 14, 2009 - Britain's Ministry of Defense has banned overseas troops from looking at Page 3 beauties online. And so the girls are fighting back, staging a protest outside Ministry headquarters.

Brave is beautiful

Tue, 12 May 2009 19:17:06 GMT

In our webpage about the most beautiful woman in the world - whoever she is - we listed the qualities she would have to have to qualify. Among those qualities is bravery. Bravery is confidence in one's ability to pursue one's values in the face of adversity or hardship. It is popular these days to declare bravery to be a myth, that everyone is brave each to his own degree. But the truth is we admire bravery precisely because it is NOT something everyone achieves. In fact, many people don't even have the kind of values that require bravery, those that are difficult to attain, things like our chosen career instead of a 'job', or true love instead of 'a partner'. We find bravery beautiful because beauty is the representation of our values and we all desire things like true love, the perfect career, etc. Bravery, like real art, inspires us. And like all inspiring things, we find it - and those who possess it - beautiful.

A happy girl is a beautiful girl

Fri, 08 May 2009 19:00:52 GMT

There's nothing more beautiful than a pretty girl who enjoys being a pretty girl. Hayley-Marie Coppin comes immediately to mind. Hayley is a page 3 girl and glamour model who has a body with perhaps more curves per square inch than any woman we've ever seen. But what makes her especially charming and us especially proud to feature her on Body in Mind is that being beautiful - and in particular being beautiful and nude - makes Hayley very happy. And why not? Who wouldn't want to be born a gorgeous woman and be able to enjoy all the advantages that go with it. Well judging from the fake and posed smiles we see in most of the nude and glamour images we see, many women either don't want to be beautiful, or don't enjoy it. This kind of attitude baffles us, and it's a turn off for most admiring men. Most of us want to know joy and exhilaration and possible in life, and a beautiful woman experiencing and enjoying these things makes us feel great. Thanks Hayley, for enjoying your beauty almost as much as we do. You're a true inspiration.

The most intense beauty you will ever experience

Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:04:39 GMT

Body in Mind is famous for featuring nothing but the most tasteful female nude photos in the world. While other websites all promise tasteful photos, over time they all inevitably resort to more and more sexually explicit content, perhaps in a bid to appeal to the lowest in people. But we don't think that way. We're about using female beauty to inspire greatness in people. And we still have the same quality oriented staff that we started with more than 10 years ago. During that time we've tried to attract some amazing photographers to work with us, but it seems most prefer to work for porn sites. Maybe it's a money thing. But finally we can say we've done it. Once again we've done something that no one else has managed to do - we've created videos that focus on the beauty of the model, not on what's between her legs. Join us now for the most intense beauty you will ever experience. Or check out our lo-res samples for a taste.

Vegas sneak peeks

Wed, 29 Apr 2009 02:48:06 GMT

Page 3 sensations and BiM favorites Peta Todd and Nikkala Stott have just wrapped up a week of shooting for us in Las Vegas. With photographers Paul Buceta, Michael White and D.Bell behind the lens, we were able to capture some of the most beautiful images and video ever created of these gorgeous women. Keep checking back for Nikkala and Peta like you've never seen them before. We'll have new sets and videos at least twice month for the next several months. And maybe more! Check out this set of candids, behind-the-scenes, and sneak peeks at upcoming sets. We all worked our asses off, but we had a ball doing it. And we know you're going to enjoy it even more than we did! Have a look, and get ready for some wild stuff, only on Body in Mind.

Britney's and BiM's first HD video

Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:04:22 GMT

It's with great pride and delight that we announce the arrival on Body in Mind of full high definition videos. The first features one of the best models we have, a very pretty girl and an amazing poser, Britney. Fans of her photos already know how beautiful she can be. But since motion is one of the elements of beauty video has the potential to take female beauty to a new level of intensity, renewing it as a source of inspiration and fantasy. For years we have featured only photos on Body in Mind because we couldn't find anyone making videos with the same kind of non-sexual beauty. But we now have several videos that satisfy our demanding standards and we're sure they'll meet yours as well. Let us know, and enjoy.

It starts with one flower

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:56:51 GMT

In the older version of the Whole Earth Catalog writer Ann Herbert had a little blurb on each page. The one I remember said something like "Create meaningless beauty and commit random acts of kindness." While we despise the idea that beauty is - or could ever be - pointless, and equally despise the injustice of helping those who don't deserve it at the expense of those who do, we also believe that the spirit of this advice is well meant, that it is singing the praises of a benevolent view towards our fellow man, and that it recognizes the value of things like this. It's perhaps the single best reason we've ever seen to love the humans. And it makes us remember another thing we think Ann Herbert said, "Sing out so those around you might hear your song and take heart". A garden starts with one flower; a song with one bird. Body in Mind says simply, "Think beautiful." There's nothing meaningless about it, because beauty is the greatest kindness of all.

The moral high ground

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:31:06 GMT

Those interested in defending female beauty and beautiful women in the modern world have to learn to do one thing: take the moral high ground. For example if you overhear people badmouthing a beautiful model simply because they hate her for being so beautiful, or if you are an artist who creates images of beautiful women who is banned from an art show for painting nudes, or if you are a website creator who wants to celebrate women's sexually, or if you are a beautiful woman who is going to be stoned because the people around you hate any woman who uses her beauty, then you need to know that the winner of any political, moral, or personal argument is the one who takes the moral high ground and never gives it up. Arguments like "it shouldn't be against the law", or "it's good dirty fun" will always lose, precisely because they grant the moral high ground to your enemy. Laws are passed based on what is considered moral, and unless you claim female beauty is good and perfectly moral then those claiming it is immoral will win any and all political debates.

The last day of summer

Fri, 10 Apr 2009 03:07:56 GMT

One of the saddest - and most beautiful - days of the year is the last day of summer. And it's especially so when you run an art nude site like Body in Mind. That's because most of the models we are lucky enough to have pose for us are young ladies from Russia and the Ukraine, and each winter, most of them find a man to love them, marry them, and have babies with them. So, by the time spring comes our photographers are always telling us which girls are no longer modeling. For example, Samantha, one of the most naturally stunning girls we've ever worked with is from Latvia, and our shooter there, Arkady Gluhih, gave us some of the best photos and video ever taken of her. In fact, this video is the last thing they shot together for us. And it happened to be the last day of summer. Sadly, we have no idea where Samantha is now, if she's married or still modeling somewhere. All we know is there is nothing sadder than a woman just before she puts her clothes back on, unless it's a model posing nude for the last time. Happily, their beauty will always haunt the windy beaches of the world. And girls like Samantha will always be posing that one last time, here on Body in Mind.

The real Nikkala Stott

Sun, 05 Apr 2009 04:07:00 GMT

Nikkala Stott, our pick for one of the best models in the world, has worked with us for almost 5 years, but who is she really? What is she really like? We invited her to Las Vegas for a week in March to find out. We worked with her for over 3 days, went out on the town, and relaxed with her by the pool after long days of shooting. And what did we discover? We learned that she is a woman who loves being nude as much as she loves wearing nice clothes, she likes feeling pretty as much as she likes going really fast in hot cars, she eats cheesecake and pizza but doesn't have to do anything special to keep her incredible figure, she looks as good without make-up as she does with or even dressed as a cavewoman! So, who is the real Nikkala Stott? Stay tuned to Body in Mind to find out, as we release several new photo sets and videos of this truly beautiful lady.

Sets on the beach

Sat, 04 Apr 2009 13:51:14 GMT

April 1, 2009 - Heidi Klum is one of our favorite models for a reason. She's beautiful, vivacious, flirty, and not afraid to go naked. Which she's done for famed photographer Russell James and his new book. Judging by this photo, the book promises to be a lot of fun.

Peta Todd is a true titan

Fri, 03 Apr 2009 01:45:12 GMT

In the year and a half since Peta Todd has graced the pages of Body in Mind she has done a lot. She's cycled 200 miles without training, she's jumped out of an airplane, and she's wing walked on a WW1 biplane. Soon she will tackle the Sahara Desert and perhaps even climb Kilimanjaro! All for her favourite cause, Britian's Help for Heroes. "I'm very competitive!" Peta admits, never shying away from a challenge, no matter how big or how small. She convinced us of the truth in this on her latest trip to Las Vegas with Body in Mind. At the wrap party we watched her eat more cheesecake than anyone else dared. And at the video shoot for 2009 A.D., Peta easily scaled huge boulders in a couple seconds while trained rock climbers were still fumbling with their equipment. We have no doubt Peta can do anything she sets her mind to, she is a true titan, and we look forward to her shaking the world into something better than it is now. If anyone can do it, Peta can.

Scottish jails to ban posters of nude women

Wed, 01 Apr 2009 03:58:56 GMT

March 31, 2009 - Prisoners in Scotland could soon have to take down their posters of nude women - but Page 3 images can stay.

Hot for Words

Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:32:37 GMT

March 29, 2009 - Ever wonder where the word 'alley-oop' came from? Or how to pronounce 'forte'? Don't care? Maybe you will once you see Marina Orlova discuss eytomology (word origins) on her video blog Hot for Words.

Nikkala Stott and Peta Todd wrap Body in Mind Vegas shoot

Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:05:43 GMT

">March 28, 2009 - Page 3 sensations and BiM favorites Peta Todd and Nikkala Stott have just wrapped up a week of shooting for us in Las Vegas. With photographers Paul Buceta, Michael White and D.Bell behind the lens, we were able to capture some of the most beautiful images and video ever created of these gorgeous women.

Spotlight on beauty in business: Valet Girls

Sat, 28 Mar 2009 13:16:23 GMT

March 28, 2009 - Imagine rolling up to a fancy restaurant in LA , and instead of handing your keys over to a man in a red coat, a beautiful woman in hot pink steps forward to take the keys. Now imagine twelve of them - models, actresses, singers, even doctors and lawyers, all wearing form fitting uniforms and big smiles.

Cindy Crawford poses naked for Allure

Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:09:19 GMT

March 27, 2009 - This photo of Cindy Crawford - wearing only shaving cream and eyeliner - is causing quite a stir.

Economic crisis leads more and more women to stripping

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 13:31:55 GMT

March 26, 2009 - Perhaps there is one small silver lining to the dark cloud that is our current economic climate. Apparently more and more women are willing to take off their clothes for the good money it brings in.

Saudi clerics want women banned from media

Wed, 25 Mar 2009 12:28:26 GMT

March 25, 2009 - A group of hardline Saudi clerics - one wonders if there's any other kind - have told the government they want to ban women from appearing on television and to prohibit pictures of them from appearing in print.

Bullied to death: a young girl dies for being beautiful

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:05:33 GMT

Kiss My Math

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 03:48:33 GMT

March 23, 2009 - Danica McKellar thinks math is sexy.

Japanese design world's first female fashion robot

Mon, 23 Mar 2009 06:10:16 GMT

March 22, 2009 - Runways in Japan will soon see the world's first female fashion robot.

German teen gunman targets girls in shooting rampage

Sat, 21 Mar 2009 11:34:50 GMT

March 21, 2009 - On March 11 of this year, a 17 year old referred to only as 'Tim K.', burst into his former high school in Winnenden, Germany with a Beretta 9 mm and began shooting.

More nudity would curb teen pregnancy

Sat, 21 Mar 2009 01:52:27 GMT

March 20, 2009 - The British Naturism Society has authored a submission to the Scottish government claiming that a more relaxed attitude to the naked human body could reduce the number of teen pregnancies.

Nudity in the Old West

Fri, 20 Mar 2009 12:23:03 GMT

There wasn't enough nudity in the American Old West. I know because whenever I let my imagination go back to that time I inevitably start inventing ways the ladies could show more skin. (For proof of my predilection, click here.) So when we shot Page 3 girl and glamour model Hayley-Marie Coppin in the Las Vegas desert, of course we did a cowgirl theme that got her quite naked. The only thing we didn't have for her to pose with was a gun belt and six-shooter, which would have been appropriate, since a woman is never better dressed than when she's carrying a Colt 45. Clothing keeps men from touching a woman's body, and nothing's better at that than fear of being shot dead. Even jeans and a t-shirt keeps men's hands off because they send the message loud and clear that the woman wearing them is NOT on display for their tactile amusement. Big ballroom hoop skirts do the same thing, and the woman wearing them can even go topless without losing the effect. We like the irony of a woman being "clothed" by something other than clothes, because it allows her to show off the beauty of her body while remaining protected from the unwanted advances of silly men.

New Dora the Explorer causes outrage

Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:30:22 GMT

March 19, 2009 - If you have a little girl under the age of 7 or so, you probably know who Dora the Explorer is. She's a mop-top cartoon character who spends every tv episode on an exploring trip to find something or help somebody. She engages kids in finding new ways of getting to the places she has to go, and also teaches the kids Spanish.

Iranian man who blinded a woman with acid to be blinded himself

Wed, 18 Mar 2009 15:35:25 GMT

March 18, 2009 - A judge in Iran has ruled that a man who blinded and disfigured a woman with acid for refusing to marry him will himself be blinded as punishment.

Death by Immorality

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:32:01 GMT

March 17, 2009 - It's refreshing to find similar minds out there, people who can take a news story and see the real story behind it.

Claudia goes topless for Vogue

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 02:18:38 GMT

March 16, 2009 - Don't miss Claudia Schiffer's latest photo shoot for Vogue magazine, where she goes topless and puts beauties half her age to shame.

Nikkala Stott is coming to Las Vegas

Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:13:50 GMT

If you've ever wondered what it's like backstage at a Body in Mind photo shoot with Nikkala Stott you might enjoy this gallery of behind the scenes pix taken at the last session with Michael White. We're currently working very hard preparing for the biggest shoot we've ever done with Nikkala, and fellow page 3 supermodel Peta Todd, in Las Vegas this month. This time we're doing lots of video too so you'll get even closer to knowing the real Nikkala and Peta. Body in Mind continues to be the only publication to feature Nikkala every month, and we'll continue for a long time to come. Stay tuned for brand new Nikkala, and Peta, starting in just a few weeks.

Burqa or boobs?

Sun, 15 Mar 2009 14:35:09 GMT

They're called 'women of the scarf' and in less respectful circles 'bag ladies'. But do women who choose to cover their beauty for religious reasons deserve our reverence? Body in Mind believes that anyone who tries to keep beauty - or anything good - from this world is a person who hates this world. Values like beauty, food, and truth are necessary for human life. That's why nature gives us such stong drives to achieve them. So we have to ask: is it really possible to be against these things in an innocent way? Now don't get us wrong. ALL women have the right to dress as they like, including women of the scarf. They have the right to register their protest against beauty, just as people should always have the right to peacefully protest what they don't like. Political freedom is - and always should be - a given. But morally, we too are entitled to disapprove of what we don't like, we're entitled to protest against those who disapprove of beauty, because beauty is a GOOD thing. Nature created it to attract us to our values, to the things we need to survive and be happy, such as health, confidence, love, and purpose. If you want to live then you'll be attracted to people who exude these things. Your brain is wired to perceive your values as beauty. However, if you don't find these qualities beautiful, then I hate to break it to you, but you don't really want to live very badly? You don't value life. This is sadly the case when it comes to women of the scarf. By registering their protest against beauty, they are registering a protest against life. This is why these women make so many people uncomfortable, even if most people don't quite understand why.

Baby seal hunt scheduled to begin in a few days - protest now!

Sat, 14 Mar 2009 00:49:35 GMT

I wrote to my government representative today to protest the annual Canadian seal "hunt" in which hundreds of thousands of baby seals are bludgeoned to death for their skins. The response I got used words like 'safely harvest this natural resource' and 'experts say it's not cruel' etc. I was actually shocked by the callously blase language, but it shows how out-of-touch the Canadian government is with its people. Canadians overwhelmingly supported a ban on the hunt in 1987, yet since then the government has quietly funded the "hunt" back into existence, apparently simply to employ losers who are otherwise unemployable. A truly progressive ecological position is to preserve as much of the wild as we can, in the hopes that maybe one day we will understand it just a little bit better, and benefit greatly from that understanding. There is no way to slaughter hundreds of thousands of baby animals every year and to know what kind of disasterous effects it will have. Those who think they can are repsonsible for our planet now laying in ecological ruins. Even a child could see that leaving the seals alone to multiply would help save Polar bears from extinction, and that killing baby seals is cruel no matter how it's done. Unfortunately, the slaughter will begin again in a few days unless you take a few moments to register your protest, here .

West Virginia lawmaker wants to ban sales of Barbie

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:14:36 GMT

March 4, 2009 - Democratic delegate Jeff Eldridge has introduced a bill to ban the sale of Barbie dolls in the state of West Virginia. He says that toys like Barbie "place too much importance on beauty and have an unhealthy influence on girls which could affect their intellectual and emotional development."

If it's just nudity you want...

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 06:18:41 GMT

BiM member MaxAppreciation says: "Why does she wear clothes? The photos are so dark you can't see anything anyhow. Beauty like Klaudia's should be seen, not hidden."

BiM editor DBell responds: "Body in Mind is about beauty, clothes, no clothes, whatever. It's not just about nudity and certainly not about gynecology. If you're looking for a woman's private parts lit by a 1000 watt light bulb that's not beauty. That's a medical text book. Beauty is a close-up of Klaudia smiling or a full-body shot of her showing off her amazing form or playing happily with her breasts under her shirt. That's beauty, because it shows us what anatomy cannot: the inner Klaudia. Guys who are only interested in full nudity are simple-minded materialists, unable to perceive the spiritual elements in female beauty. They are no better than the guys who prefer porn and fake boobs, so please don't act superior and disappointed. If it's just nudity you want, and not beauty, please look elsewhere.

Beauty soothes the savage beast

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 06:48:17 GMT

They say 90% of all convicted sex offenders are known users of pornography. But what this simple statistic does not take into account is that 90% of ALL MEN use pornography, and since 90% of men do NOT commit acts of violence against women, then according to this kind of thinking, pornography must actually cause fondness of women! Actually, we believe this is true. Take, for example, this set of photos of Ingrid. She is one of the most beautiful models we've seen in a long time. How could anyone even dream of hurting her? Her incredible beauty would stop them. When it comes to pornography and violence against women, we should remember a bit of ancient wisdom, which contradicts the modern theory: Beauty soothes the savage beast.

Selling morality - The SUN Help the Heroes Calendar

Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:25:46 GMT

Female beauty has been used to sell everything from dish soap to escort services precisely because it was created to sell, by mother nature herself. We humans need to acquire values, and not only concrete values like food and shelter needed to survive, but also non-material values needed to give life meaning, like character, purpose, and love. The problem is, our brains don't work automatically so identifying, pursuing and keeping values takes a huge effort, so huge in fact that unless death is knocking at our door, it's always easier to avoid the thought necessary to be moral, and most of us do. So mother nature made it so that whenever we see our values in the world or people around us, we experience beauty. In this way, beauty - especially female beauty - draws us almost irresistably towards values, be they soap, love, or even morality itself. We rarely if ever see female beauty being used to sell morality to people, but that's exactly what Body in Mind models Nikkala Stott and Peta Todd as well as a bevy of other Page 3 beauties are doing with their Help the Heroes Calendar. Finally female beauty is being used to sell morality, and Mother nature is smiling. And you will be too when you buy yours. Check it out here.

Sex and sweetness

Sat, 31 Jan 2009 03:52:07 GMT

Hugh Hefner will tell you that Playboy's success is due to "the-girl-next-door" image they've created, but he is only partly right. The rest of the story is the explanation for WHY the girl-next-door is so attractive to men, and why nude supermodels are even more appealing. The reason is that both supermodels and the girl-next-door represent to men women who are sexy AND wholesome, and it is this mixture of sex and morality that appeals to men most of all. And you'll find it in every single gallery on Body in Mind, including this lovely set of sweet and sexy Britney.

Naked nipples

Sat, 31 Jan 2009 03:18:46 GMT

Why, when the women of our day are showing more of their breasts than ever before, must men see actual exposed nipple in order to be completely happy? They can see the whole of a woman's breasts, save the nipples, and still they want to see more. Here's why: a woman's breasts have no natural boundaries (they sort of curve gradually out from a woman's chest), men need a visual clue to tell them when a breast is actually naked. A naked nipple serves this function. A naked breast means a naked woman, and a naked woman means a woman willing to show her body, and a woman willing to display her body means a woman who is confident, sweet, generous and proud. So you see, in the end, men want to see a woman completely naked not because they are perverts but because it is a woman's character that turns them on, as much as her body. And naked nipples serve to reveal this character.

Doom and gloom

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 07:05:14 GMT

Every religion has its story about the end of the world, each describing man's depravity, his abandonment of values and the resulting self-destruction of human civilization on an apocolyptic scale. What they don't say is that female beauty can save us. Female beauty is the natural representation of human values, and moral men are naturally attracted to it. Over millienia this sexual selectivity created Pamela Anderson from a cavewoman. Without female beauty mankind will lose its way. 'Pursue values or perish' is nature's commandment to mankind. But the religions of the world tell us to do the opposite - to sacrifice values. To save the world? No. They simply tell us to sacrifice until the world inevitably ends. So who are you going to believe about the kind of values required for human survival? Nature and beautiful women? Or an ancient book written by someone who can't wait for the world to end?

Looking up

Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:39:51 GMT

We hear a lot of people telling us to look down these days, to notice the less fortunate, to serve others, to give back, to be kind to the earth, to do it for the children, etc etc. The people telling us this are the kind of humanitarians who claim to be moved by human suffering but are never upset by stories of people who have suffered purely personal loss. Rather, they smile wryly, knowingly, like recruiters for some perverse army who know perfectly well that misfortune is their best recruiter. Neither are they moved by stories of those who have sacrificed their dreams to help others. They listen to such stories with resentment. Such people are better recruiters than they are. Body in Mind is different. This New Year we say look up, see the horizon full of possibilities, set your aim high and choose lofty goals for your own personal fulfilment. See yourself not in the bitter gratitude of those willing to accept your sacrifice and suffering, but in the history books. Do something great. Do it for yourself, and don't let any humanitarian or his hordes stop you. Look up, without reservation, and those around you will too. You might even catch the eye of a girl like Linda.

Britney on film

Fri, 19 Dec 2008 17:33:48 GMT

If you like Body in Mind photos of Britney you're going to love our new videos of her. We know a lot of pay sites feature videos of beautiful young women frolicking around completely nude, but we have been holding out for videos that have the same spirit as our photos and it has been a long wait. It seems the hardest thing in the world for a male photographer to shoot a naked girl without getting distracted by her obvious sexual charms. You usually end up with a video that is way too focussed on sex and forgets all about the beauty of the woman. And since Body in Mind is about this beauty, and features only nude photography that manages to capture it, we didn't think it was right to compromise on video. So we didn't. And we haven't. At last we can say "Coming soon on Body in Mind, videos, all the beauty, without the sex".

In honor of Bettie Page

Fri, 12 Dec 2008 18:47:28 GMT

Bettie Page was the first woman I ever saw actually enjoying being nude. Before her, female nudes were either 'art' in which the woman's body was treated as an inanimate sculpture and her face obscured or ignored, or they were dark, seedy, very graphic images that depicted women in various degrees of fake sexual pleasure. Not until the miraculous Bettie Page came along could a woman happily romp around completely nude in the sunlight without a care in the world. It is that vision of women and their beauty that continues to inspire us at Body in Mind to this day - women in full gloriously happy possession of their faculties, their bodies, and their beauty. No one will ever do it better than Bettie, and like Marilyn Monroe and Anna Nicole Smith, there will never be another one. Her death is a reason for great sadness, but her images are one of mankind's greatest monuments to human freedom and happiness. We'll miss you Bettie, and we dedicate this gallery of Zuzana done in her style, to her.

Bettie Page dies at 85

Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:41:16 GMT

December 12, 2008 - 1950's pin up Bettie Page has died in Los Angeles after suffering a heart attack nine days ago.

The big tease

Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:44:40 GMT

We love a good strip tease. Who doesn't? Yet for some reason it's hard to find online. Maybe because there's more interest in straight out porn. But there's no denying a certain men's kind of romance and sense of fun in strip tease that doesn't exist in porn. And strip tease IS becoming more popular, and more common online. These things come in waves I suppose but tease and camp are hot right now, so we thought we'd throw some of the best we've found at you, from our friends at Pretty4Ever.com. The model is the delightful Maya, or as they call her Izolda. But she can't hide that body no matter what name she uses. Or rather, she can. That's what makes strip tease so wonderful. It's a gift with a smile. And who doesn't love that?

What's new

Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:43:02 GMT

Our galleries this week are about newness. It's very easy to get into a rut no matter who you are or what you do. We don't like ruts. So before they happen we like to mix things up a bit around here. Nothing radical. Body in Mind is not about to start featuring porn or naked men or anything like that. Can you see what's different about this gallery of Ingrid? Besides the cover design. That's obvious. One thing we've learned in our time is that female beauty is inexhaustable. We've been fascinated and in love with it for 45 years and we're constantly finding new things to admire about it, and it's still giving us new and interesting ideas nearly every day. So walk on the rails with us and Ingrid, go a bit farther down the tracks than you usually do. Change your tastes. It'll keep you new.

Carol Alt poses nude for Playboy

Fri, 05 Dec 2008 02:29:14 GMT

December 4, 2008 - One of the original supermodels - and still stunning at the age of 48, Carol Alt has finally given in to Hugh Hefner's repeated requests and agreed to pose for Playboy.

How long?

Sat, 29 Nov 2008 23:00:58 GMT

How long can you stand to be around a beautiful nude woman? We all assume it would be heaven to have a gorgeous nude girl like Klaudia around all the time. But if you really think about it, or if you have been lucky enough to actually find yourself in such a situation, then you might realize it's not so easy. Most men experience a sexual reaction to a beautiful girl, and this can be awkward if that girl is not your lover. And it gets even more difficult if that girl is as beautiful as Klaudia. But one thing we have learned from being in such a situation many times, is that the longer you can sustain the enjoyment of a beautiful nude woman without reacting sexually, the more poingnant and powerful her beauty becomes. In fact, it's possible to get sort of 'drunk' on it, to experience a state of rare rapture, of tantric exctasy, a state even more enjoyable, physically and mentally, than sex. And it lasts much longer. You will feel enlightened, energized, inspired and free. In this way, beauty really is more powerful than sex.

Surrounded by beautiful nude women

Fri, 28 Nov 2008 22:46:46 GMT

We gave Chris Ruegge a simple assignment. "Make Klaudia look at home. We love the idea of having beautiful nude women around all the time, but if you could actually have it, what would it look like? Who would these girls be? How would they feel about being nude all the time? Would you have to pay them? If so, how much? Would you have to be nude too? Or you could take another tack and simply befriend girls who like being nude and pretend you're gay? Maybe you could become a famous artist or photographer who needs nude models 24/7. Needless to say it's not going to be easy to surround yourself with beautiful nude women. But it's not impossible. Just ask Hugh Hefner, or Petter Hegre, or... simply come to Body in Mind, and visit Klaudia at home in the nude, anytime.

Bikini babes catfight over atheism as promo for new book

Sun, 23 Nov 2008 23:54:42 GMT

November 23, 2008 - Music producers have been using sexy women in videos to promote their product for years, so it's little wonder that the author of a new book has done the same.

The acid test

Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:46:40 GMT

Again, women are being attacked with acid. But for going to school is not the real reason they were attacked. Just as virgins were supposedly thrown into volcanos to appease gods, just as "witches" were burned at the stake supposedly for consorting with the devil, so young women are attacked with acid supposedly for educating themselves. It's all bull. Virgins, witches, students are all attacked for the same reason - because they are beautiful. Notice that it is beauty - physical beauty - that is destroyed by acid, or burning, or volcanos for that matter. Beauty, the common thread, the objective representation of values, is the target. People trying to maintain a hold over the masses with fear, mysticism, and irrational dogmas lash out at young women like viscious children unable to tolerate a higher authority than their whims. They know that intelligence only makes a woman like Maya, who is attending university in Russia, more beautiful. They just don't want us to know that they know.

WalterBosque-Art.com

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 23:31:21 GMT

They have beautiful women in Argentina who are not afraid to pose nude. Who knew? Walter Bosque, that's who. When we try to picture Walter we get the image of a South American mountain man, venturing high into the Andes to find those places of timeless sacred beauty. We imagine finding beautiful women to pose happily nude in Argentina is just about as arduous, and lonely. But also just as rewarding when you find that fountain of youth that is female beauty. We admire Walter Bosque, and we all owe him thanks for pioneering nude photography in his part of the world. But mostly we are lucky to be able to enjoy the photos of native Argentinian women he has brought to the world.

Modern style - against the grain

Sat, 15 Nov 2008 17:22:53 GMT

Photos of nude women in the early days of photography have their own style. They are sepia, dark, very frank, with little theatrical touches. Later, when nightlife - and still later movies - became popular, photos of nude women were very active, flappers, topless swimwear, nude volleyball come to mind. In the 1950s and 60s the glamour of movie stars gave birth to glamour photography. The news hungry 90s made nude photos very editorial, very staid, very plain, black and white. But what is today's style? Natural, yes, realism, okay, but so are extreme angles and outrageous behaviour. Natural nudes and Suicide Girls are opposites, but both reactions to the previous norm. We left this set of Nikkala mostly unedited, dark, grainy, somewhat disjointed, Nikkala "on" for the camera and off, just Nikkala, extreme in natural beauty - the new modern style.

15 Afghani women attacked with acid for going to school

Fri, 14 Nov 2008 11:04:45 GMT

November 14, 2008 - A group of men on motorcycles squirted acid from water bottles onto three groups of female students and teachers walking to school in Kandahar Wednesday. Some escaped with only burns to their uniforms, but others will have permanently scarred faces, and one teenager remains hospitalized, unable to open her eyes.

What to teach your children about naked women

Sun, 09 Nov 2008 17:31:51 GMT

Body in Mind often talks about the feminists and religious fundamentalists who hate female beauty and beautiful women. But there's another kind of beauty-hater - perhaps the most dangerous of all: the over-protective parent. This decade has seen the rise of the mother who hides her little boy's eyes from women's magazine covers and the father who won't let his little angel bare her tummy. The problem is, by hiding it, these parents teach their children that female beauty - and sexuality - is a bad thing, and their children grow up believing it. Yet it's the idea that female beauty is bad that leads to atrocities like this week the case of a girl being raped and the justice system responding not by punishing her attacker but by punishing her, by stoning her to death. Since they believe the beauty that attracted a rapist is fundamentally bad then of course they end up punishing her, or the example of supposed 'fans' who post every single photo set from a model's paysite on file-sharing forums effectively putting her out of business. Deep down they think she's immoral for using her beauty, so they don't mind hurting her terribly. Something to think about when you try to keep an honest open approach to female beauty away from your children. More than worrying about what it might teach them if they see it, you should be worried about what you teach them when you cover it up.

Super Beauties - Nude and Natural

Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:38:54 GMT

In the 1960s the movies were full of them. In the 70s they were TV stars; in the 80s they were supermodels. And in the 90s, they were making porn. But today, in the first decade on the 21st century, a true super beauty is the rarest thing in the world. The women who knock our socks off seem to have disappeared. Well now they're back, in a beautifully bound hard cover book from Body in Mind. 364 pages of the most superbeautiful women we've found in the 10 years we've been online: Nikkala Stott, Peta Todd, Jewel, Britney, Klaudia, Nadya, Linda, and of course, Tracy. And many more. Order your copy from Amazon today. It's your own permanent stash of super beauty.

A Halloween treat

Sat, 01 Nov 2008 02:03:13 GMT

I drove through the golden afternoon light, through the rolling hills of what was probably the last little bit of undeveloped countryside in the whole area. As I drove over crunching gravel towards the small hand lettered sign that read simply "Brant Family Farm", the familiar produce stand came into view.

But something was odd. There were cars everywhere, lining both sides of the street, some haphazardly parked on a precarious angle alongside the ditch. Men milled about, or stood frozen, all of them gazing in one direction. Marina was at the produce stand, talking and laughing as she took money and helped customers pick out pumpkins. She wore a long flowing white skirt and nothing else.

What's wrong with this picture?

Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:55:25 GMT

October 30, 2008 - The following two headlines were found on the same news website on the same day:

Study claims men find women more attractive in winter

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:38:20 GMT

October 29, 2008 - A recent university study has found that men find women's bare bodies more attractive in winter.

Something perfectly good and natural

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 05:27:41 GMT

This series of Britney by Max Asolo is one of our favourites lately because it perfectly captures our view of what female beauty should be. In it Britney is presenting herself nude in such a straightforward way that she sanctions both nudity and beauty. She sanctions nudity by refusing to be ashamed of herself, and shows everyone that she knows she's inately valuable, that she feels no need to cover herself in clothing or embellish herself with make-up; and she sanctions beauty by refusing to be blatantly sexual, which says beauty alone is enough of a reason for a photo shoot, and that the sexual excitement of men is less important. Britney is so natural about it she is almost blase, except for the quiet happiness it brings her, and her awareness of the happiness it brings us. These photos tell us "Female beauty is not evil or shameful - it's just a really, really nice thing, something perfectly good and natural."

The "evil" eye

Sat, 25 Oct 2008 04:40:34 GMT

A mix of sexuality and morality creates the phenomenon we call female beauty. This formula extends even to the beauty of the face, and to the soul of the face, the eyes. If you look carefully you will see that all of the most beautiful supermodels have one "good" eye and one "bad" eye, that is, one eye fully open and the other slightly squinted. This puts the lie to the popular idea that symmetry is what makes a woman's face beautiful. What makes a woman's face beautiful is the mix of morality and sexuality represented, for example, by her two eyes. The "good" eye represents morality, the "bad", sexuality. If you don't believe me, try covering one side of almost any model's face, and then the other, and see if you don't agree that one side of their faces looks angelic, the other a little sly. You might see what I mean in this set of the incredibly beautiful Klaudia. But even if you don't, you have to admit her eyes are not symmetrical, yet she's perfectly beautiful. And now you know why.

Sex and morality, together?

Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:44:16 GMT

Perhaps no single idea has done more harm to each one of us than the belief that sex is immoral. It isn't, but most believe it is. But why pursue sex to the fullest if it's immoral? Why be as moral as possible when it would mean missing out on sex? So most people pursue sex and their other values only half-heartedly, because they believe having them all is impossible. Others pursue only one or the other. Female beauty says otherwise. Nothing is more beautiful than a woman who is sexy and moral. Nikkala Stott for example. By keeping her knickers on she is as sexy and as moral as a nude model could possibly be, or any woman for that matter. Would Nikkala be more ethical completely naked, or sexier fully clothed? If not Nikkala then who would? If sex really is immoral, why does it go so well with morality? And why would nature make beauty the result? Sex is not immoral. Nikkala - and nature - prove it.

A completely different idea of female beauty

Sun, 19 Oct 2008 21:59:49 GMT

Down through history female beauty has been seen as superficial and sleazy, with inner workings that are suspicious and sinister in nature. Beautiful women have paid the price for this view. They have been ridiculed and butchered, both by individual madmen and by entire civilizations. We have a different idea. We believe that female beauty is, in fact, a grand and glorious thing to which every one of us owes our lives (since none of us would be here if our fathers hadn't found our mothers attractive), and that beautiful women are often, but not always, among God's sweetest and noblest creatures, inspiring love, not violence, morality, not depravity, braving derision, condemnation and sometimes even death in order to share with us a simple, but priceless gift: their beauty.

Pure joy

Sun, 19 Oct 2008 03:51:20 GMT

Joy is the most wonderful thing in the world, and perhaps the rarest. How many times have you felt it? Once, twice? How do we make it happen more often? Female beauty holds the key. Look at Kyla Cole in this series by Michael White and you will see it. Joy is happiness without contradiction. It is a feeling of complete and utter exaltation, freedom, success, and personal importance. And since happiness is getting what you want, joy is getting everything you want without anything you don't. Not easy, but not impossible either. To do it you need to check your values. You have to make sure they don't contradict each other. Are you trying to build a sense of personal importance in yourself, or are you caving in to the popular call to sacrifice to others? Are you working for a concrete achievable goal in which success is possible, or is your idea of success some vague "a life well-lived" kind of thing? Are you free to pursue your dreams or have you burdened yourself with other "responsibilities". If you've never exalted yourself, how can you expect ever to achieve exaltation? Joy is possible. Check your values. Respect yourself. Admire beauty. And it will come. Just ask Kyla.

The right time for beauty

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:59:12 GMT

Beautiful women are like sunflowers. They blossom in the sun, and they reflect back more beauty than they get. October is the time when sunflowers blossom into full bloom and then start to droop with the weight of their thousands of seeds. October is also the time when a beautiful woman's tanned body is most radiant, when our hearts skip a beat at the increasingly rare sight of a woman's bare skin, and when their beauty begins to droop and disappear with the weight of long pants, bulky sweaters, and even coats. We love October, and we hate October. We love it for maximizing the beauty of a nude woman, and we hate it for being so fleeting. If you haven't gotten your lady naked in a patch of sunflowers or a cornfield yet, do it this weekend. Her beauty is at its ripest right now.

Bite me

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 21:19:08 GMT

The apple, symbol of ripeness and plenty, the rosy richness of life, health and vitality. The apple, also symbol of temptation, sin, and the ultimate fall from grace. But which is it? It can't be something good and bad. The law of identity says nothing can ever be itself and its opposite at the same time. It's impossible. The same is true of female beauty. Some people tell us it's evil and others that it's good. But which is it? At Body in Mind, we believe that Nikkala Stott in her prime is a ripe apple, delicious to the eyes, meant to be enjoyed like the sweetest fruit, and savoured as dearly as life itself. Whatever morality you attach to them, in the end, an apple is only an apple, and Nikkala is just Nikkala. If we find a perfect apple fallen from a tree, we eat it, it tastes good, it's nourishing, and we feel lucky for finding it. Nikkala nude is also a lucky find, and her beauty is a juicy apple that commands simply and happily, "bite me".

Virtual boob arrives for iPhone

Wed, 01 Oct 2008 14:53:42 GMT

October 1, 2008 - A Japanese blogger called Technohippy has introduced his new iPhone app called "paiTouch". Pai is short for 'oppai', the Japanese word for breast.

Construction workers complain about nude lady roller blader

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 13:20:18 GMT

September 30, 2008 - What's the world coming to?

Women are more beautiful than girls

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 05:07:46 GMT

We got an email from a guy this week who condemned Body in Mind for not featuring younger girls on our site, "ages 10-17", he said. After all, if Body in Mind is about female beauty first and foremost, he went on, then we should have the integrity to feature the beauty of young girls as well, shouldn't we? I told him that the beauty of women is so awesome a force in the universe that when compared to it, the beauty of girls approaches almost complete insignificance. If girls are beautiful at all it's only because they resemble women in some way. For Body in Mind to feature girls would be like a car racing website featuring roller skates. Beauty is the representation of values. To men, beautiful women represent a myriad of adult human values: sex, purpose, confidence, maturity, intelligence, success, wealth, etc. However, to men who refuse to grow up and don't want to pursue values, young girls are beautiful because they represent a world where growing up and pursuing values is not yet necessary. That's hardly something worth devoting a website to.

Why high heels suck

Sun, 28 Sep 2008 14:28:02 GMT

I must be the only man who hates high heels. I do. I think they're ridiculous. People will agree that attaching sticks, barbs, and all variety of torturous objects to runway models' bodies at an Alexander McQueen show is absurd. But say one bad thing about 7 inch spikes coming out of a lady's shoes and find yourself instantly alone. Everyone but me seems to love them. Some nonsense about making a woman's calves look nicer or something. Call me kooky but I think a woman's calf looks quite nice all by itself. Check out Ingrid's in this photoset and see if you agree. Yet how many other websites would have stuck some stupid high heels on her? I saw an attractive woman walking down the street today wearing Capri pants and simple flats on her feet. I looked for her over my shoulder long past rounding a corner and watching her pass out of sight. She was walking quickly, somewhere to go, something to do. I like that. I like a woman with a purpose, with a vision of her own. And that's why I don't like high heels. They stress appearance over substance, and I like a woman with substance. And if I like her enough to have sex with her, she'd usually take her shoes off anyway. - DBell

Megan Fox defends Vanessa Hudgens over nude photo apology

Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:01:06 GMT

September 27, 2008 - Megan Fox, the sultry beauty who starred in Transformers, has lashed out at Disney for making one of it's young stars apologize over nude pictures of her leaked on the web.

Look closely at this picture...

Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:36:39 GMT

September 24, 2008 - To make a point about our 'throw-away' consumer society, US photographer Chris Jordan has created a series of photos in a series called "Running the Numbers", which aims to show 'the large-scale waste of consumerism in the US".

Lawyer loses license for accepting nude dancing as payment

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 02:21:20 GMT

September 21, 2008 - In this shaky economy, it's little wonder that people are starting to get creative with financial matters and bringing back the barter system. But in Illinois, at least, you'd better not try to barter legal services for nude dancing, as one lawyer recently found out.

Russian swimsuit model wins women's world chess title

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:13:02 GMT

September 19, 2008 - Using the slogan "Beauty and Intelligence can go together", 23 year old model Alexandra Kosteniuk has won the Women's World Chess Championship.

Nikkala and Peta's Beautiful Performance II

Mon, 15 Sep 2008 02:29:39 GMT

September 15, 2008 - We've seen them show off their football skills for Samsung. Now BiM models Peta and Nikkala are back, this time on the golf links.

Vive la difference

Sun, 14 Sep 2008 03:39:57 GMT

What is it that makes Nikkala Stott so incredibly beautiful? A huge part of it is the fact that she is so supremely feminine - every single part of her is not only perfectly proportioned and marvellously formed, but formed in the way proper only to a woman. For example, her legs, or her back, or her neck, or her chin, or her elbows for that matter. Every part of her that can be different from a man's, is. This is what makes it possible for a man to ponder for several minutes the soft rounded orbs of her glorious derriere. Yes, they are perfectly smooth and nicely naked, but what is so wondrous - and mesmerizing to we men - is that it is so completely a woman's bum. Ultimately, it is the differences between our bodies that fascinate both men and women with each other, and Nikkala is about as far from a man, and as close to the perfect woman as you can get.

Female beauty is a wishing well

Sat, 13 Sep 2008 20:37:55 GMT

Female beauty has amazing powers, powers that we humans haven't even begun to understand. For example, did you know you can wish on it like a falling star or a deep well? And it will make all your dreams come true? This is because just like a mirror or a deep reflecting pool we see ourselves in a beautiful woman. We see how we could be - and should be - in order to have her love in our lives. Deep down our brains know that to have a beautiful woman in our lives we have to be and do great things. This is why young boys put photos of beautiful women on their walls. Instinctively they use female beauty like art, as inspiration for their dreams. They look and admire and they wish. And if they are listening to what female beauty promises they make themselves into great men who achieve their dreams, including the love an amazing woman.

Naked for a living

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:21:13 GMT

There is a huge difference between nude models who do it to pay for school, to attract - or gain their freedom from - a boyfriend, or to temporarily make a living, and those who do it as their profession. Girls who do it just for money never seem to do it very long, or very well. They might be stunningly gorgeous, but after a few short seasons of posing they disappear, usually to our dismay. It never clicks in their brains that posing nude might actually be a good thing, better than any one thing it might buy. But career models do click with it. At some point they realize that their beauty is the best thing that will ever happen to them and they go with it. Of course some girls have more brains than beauty and it's right they should do something else. But we are glad that in America and the UK at least, there are still beautiful women who pose nude for a living and believe it's a good thing. They will always have a special place on Body in Mind.

Kyla Cole: The Palm Tree - Part 2

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:21:48 GMT

In ancient Rome, the palm tree was a symbol of triumph and victory. The Christians use it to symbolize victory over 'enemies of the soul', and in Judaism, the palm represents peace and plenty. Since the birth of human civilization itself, the palm tree has had a substantial effect on human life. The date palm provided food, shelter from the hot sun and driving desert winds, and nearly every part of the plant had some useful purpose. So how appropriate that BiM photographer Michael White chose to shoot renowned beauty Kyla Cole by a towering palm. She reminds us that beauty, too, is a symbol of triumph and victory, that it can defeat 'enemies of the soul', and that when life's gritty winds blow, there's no better shelter than the sight of a beautiful woman.

Palm Tree with Kyla Cole - Part 1

Kyla Cole: The palm tree - Part 1

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:20:27 GMT

Palm Tree with Kyla Cole - Part 2

Beautiful sexuality

Sat, 23 Aug 2008 01:57:35 GMT

Beauty and sex are not the same thing. Beauty is the representation of values, while sex is the physical expression of romantic love. Yet many people - Americans especially - have a hard time separating the two, or for that matter, enjoying the two together. For example beauty contests do their very best to remove any 'sexual' overtones, justifying the swimsuit segment as a 'poise and fitness' test. Meanwhile, porn sites compete with each other over who how depraved they can be. (You never hear about porn sites claiming to be the nicest and most beautiful.) But beauty and sex are always better when mixed with each other. Porn is always better when the actors are beautiful, and beauty is always more appealing when there's a little romance hinted at. Therefore Body in Mind doesn't remove every single sexual overtone in our photos, or romantic overtone, or any element of beauty. We hope this gallery of new BiM model Ingrid captures the essence of beautiful sexuality.

The Symphony in White: 2nd of 4 movements

Sat, 23 Aug 2008 01:55:10 GMT

"The Goddess annoints herself, and Michael White is there to capture the moment. Thanks Nikkala." - George

"Very sensual set of photos!" - Tony

Mayor in hot water for inviting 'beauty-disadvantaged' women to his town

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 19:27:34 GMT

August 21, 2008 - We've all heard the term 'third rail'. It refers to the third rail in the subway system, the one that carries the electricity and will zap you if you touch it. Therefore, a third rail is something you don't go near if you have any sense.

Foundation helps victims of acid burning and immolation

Sun, 17 Aug 2008 17:52:40 GMT

August 16, 1008 - Five years ago, Masarrat Misbah, a salon owner in Pakistan, was approached by a veiled woman begging for help. The woman was insistent, and flustered Misbah. When the woman removed her veil, Misbah 'felt faint'.

Objectify

Sun, 17 Aug 2008 02:36:59 GMT

People who hate female beauty always chide beauty-lovers for 'objectifying women', when really it is they who treat beautiful women like objects with no right to choose their own careers. But did you know there is also a purely conceptual way to prove the insincerity of such beauty-haters? The secret is to objectify beauty, not women. DBell defines beauty as the representation of values, which means beauty is not just a physical quality of a woman, but is a physical quality that represents something else, some value or set of values. For example, if a woman is tall, curvy, and happy, we see beauty in her because these qualities represent confidence, sex, and success - desirable values. The human brain is hard-wired to see beauty in anything that represents values. Those who are against objectification of women should embrace a definition that separates a woman from her beauty instead of one that villifies her for it. But they don't. On the other hand, we were struck by the objective beauty of Ira in this set by Anton Volkov, and while much of the content on his site, avErotica.com is more sexual than we like, it doesn't stop us from enjoying the remarkable beauty of models like Ira. We hope you enjoy it too.

Mexican university bans mini-skirts for 'provoking sexual violence'

Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:19:26 GMT

August 15, 2008 - A Mexican university has ordered women to stop wearing mini-skirts and 'provocative' clothing because it 'provokes violent attacks against women."

Miss Malaysia pageant encourages 'killing off' contestants

Mon, 11 Aug 2008 02:41:22 GMT

August 10, 2008 - Organizers of the Miss Malaysia pageant have come up with a startling voting concept and ad campaign that encourages viewers to 'kill off' contestants, and even beauty itself.

White is right

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:00:10 GMT

White is the color of purity, innocence, cleanliness, wholesomeness, virtue. White is the color of heaven, of a welcoming smile, it's the endless possibilities of the blank page, and the empty canvas that gives paint colors their glow. White is not the color of a nude website. Porn sites are the dark side of man's excesses, the place to indulge our most depraved fantasies, hidden, furtive, and to be forgotten in the light of day. Black is the color for such sites. Right? Well it seems Body in Mind didn't get that memo. 11 years ago all porn sites were black with cheesy starbursts in strategic spots and warnings about naked women. But we don't believe beauty and virtue are depraved or deserve to be hidden. So we made our site white, and we never covered what God had made. Now most major nude websites do the same. It took them years to realize what we've always known, that female beauty is a god-like quality, and that the men who uphold its value are heroes. And everyone knows white is the color of gods and heroes. It's to this wonderful color and all it represents that we devote this series of 4 photo sets of Nikkala Stott shot appropriately, by Michael White.

Italian prime minister covers up topless painting

Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:29:45 GMT

August 6, 2008 - At one time, Italy was known for, among other things, it's unabashed adoration of the female form. Italian television often featured scantily clad women, and the government has boasted at least one former porn star among its ranks.

Dressed or undressed?

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:16:53 GMT

What does it really mean to be properly dressed? Usually people use that term to mean that our jiggly bits are not visible, that we have covered them in clothing. But what if we could do this without clothes? Or more still, what if we could keep our jiggly bits from sexually arousing or disgusting those who can see us? We've often seen elegant women dressed to the nines on red carpets half naked, some even revealing their breasts or pubic triangle. And no one freaks out. In fact over the years many top fashion designers have designed clothes that are meant to reveal. So then, maybe a better definition of clothing and being dressed in general is that they are meant to show other people how we wish to be regarded. If we want to be seen as classy, we dress a certain way, if we want to be sexy, another. Expert dressers can pull off both at once. We thought Linda dressed only in light and shadow might give you food for thought on this subject. Even thought she's completely nude, we think she's also perfectly dressed.

Is it safe to sit on the fence?

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:16:09 GMT

Sitting on the fence is the safe thing to do. That's the general concensus. If you don't stick your neck out you won't get in trouble, and both sides of an issue will leave you alone. But is it really safe to leave battles over things that matter to you to other people? What if your side loses? Is it really safe to risk losing something important? And what is it you're then safe from? Winning? One battle where almost everyone sits on the fence is the issue of nudity, specifically, female nudity. Clothes themselves are a type of fence, a barrier, a truce in the ancient and ongoing struggle between full freedom and full submission to others. Fashions and degrees of acceptable nudity vary from person to person, culture to culture, and from era to era. Certain celebrities can be naked in the media, while women in some religious cultures can be executed for showing an ankle. Body in Mind believes female beauty like Tanzi's is there to sway us all off the fence, to inspire us all to take sides and to fight for what we believe in and care about. The people who hate female beauty have made their position quite clear. Have you? Get off the fence and take a stand. It's the only safe thing to do.

Feminists blast "Fat Princess" video game

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:04:59 GMT

July 29, 2008 - Sony has unveiled a new video game called 'Fat Princess', a type of 'capture-the-flag' game in which the object is to lock up a once-thin princess in a dungeon and feed her cake until her weight balloons. The bigger she gets, the harder it is for your enemies to carry her off.

Nivea ads latest to 'redefine' beauty

Sun, 27 Jul 2008 02:59:27 GMT

July 27, 2008 - Seeing the proverbial bandwagon of 'redefining beauty' that Dove recently made famous, Nivea has now jumped on.

What it's really like at a nude photo shoot

Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:12:12 GMT

July 26, 2008 - Ever wonder what it must really be like to take part in a nude photo shoot, as either photographer or model? We see the finished product, the culmination of hours of careful planning and hard work, and if the photographer has done his or her job, it ends up looking effortless. But it is anything but effortless. It takes mental clarity and focus to pull of a seemingly casual photoshoot.

Intellectual property wrongs

Sun, 20 Jul 2008 02:47:57 GMT

Information is free. Or at least it should be. That's what we're told. The world wide web is a triumph for the democracy of information. Right? Wrong. The concept that everyone should have equal access to all data in the world is a very popular lie perpetrated by people who want everything to be free, so that they can sell it, a lie that appeals to consumers who want things for free, meant to take intellectual property away from its owners, declaring that freedom of information is a victory for the 'little guy' in the fight against greedy corporate giants. In fact, the truth is quite different. Most popular nude websites like Body in Mind regularly have all of their content stolen by file "sharers" and credit card defrauders who make money by posting these photos on myriad free image hosts like ImageVenue.com and Rapidshare.com. These image hosting companies then make lots of money from these stolen images either by charging a fee to the public to download them or by posting ads beside them for corporate giants like VISA, American Express, Johnson & Johnson, and Procter & Gamble, etc. The failure of the governments of the world to protect and uphold copyrights helps everyone make money off creative works, except the creators. Just as environmentalists want to destroy property rights so they can do what they want with land, so globalists want to destroy intellectual property rights so they and corporate giants can make money from someone else's creation.

Nigerian bill to outlaw female public nudity resoundingly criticized

Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:54:57 GMT

July 19, 2008 - A female senator from Nigeria who has sponsored a bill to prohibit public nudity in her country has faced fierce opposition from women's groups there, and most recently, at a meeting of the UN General Assembly.

Inner beauty versus outer beauty

Sat, 19 Jul 2008 15:53:11 GMT

Many people claim that when it comes to human females, unlike everything else in the universe, beauty is actually on the inside. But by praising "inner beauty" they are actually attempting to downplay and belittle "outer" beauty. This is why they never tell us exactly what character traits actually create this "inner beauty". But in reality, "inner beauty" is responsible for making a woman beautiful - not figuratively, but literally! "Outer" beauty is actually the result of the physical appearance of certain "inner" character traits which a woman possesses or else appears to possess, including purpose, self-esteem, intelligence, innocence, happiness, benevolence, selfishness, etc. If a woman like Vika appears to possess these things then she becomes beautiful.

Arch angel

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 06:42:29 GMT

Angels. From the little cherubs with rosy cheeks to Satan himself...angels come in all shapes and sizes. An invention of early religious scholars, angels were originally male. Satan was one of the orginal angels, an archangel in fact, like Michael and Gabriel. It's only after millenia that artists began to invent the female version. Such a creature is never mentioned in the Bible or the Koran. Yet beautiful women as angels satisfy a real need in us, the need to find a perfect woman, a woman who will rescue us from depravity and suffering with her virtue and beauty. We often see photos of beautiful nude women wearing wings. The wings are an awkward attempt to represent virtue, which is pretty hard to depict in a photo, but we think a woman like Linda shows it quite well, not only in her pride in herself, but in her happiness, her confidence, and her courage. So we left the wings off, because even without them Linda is still 100% angel - an arch angel.

Teacher suspended over nude photo will sue government

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 04:04:31 GMT

">July 15, 2008 - Do you think a primary school teacher should be suspended over this photo? An Australian schoolboard does, but surprisingly, hundreds of parents in the district don't. They've even signed a petition demanding the teacher be reinstated.

Chilean subway stripper arrested

Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:48:22 GMT

July 13, 2008 - It took several armed men to arrest Monserrat Morilles of Santiago Chile. News stories show her anguished face among a sea of olive green police uniforms being bundled off into the back of a police van. Her crime? Dancing on the subway.

Russian town unveils breast sculpture

Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:48:05 GMT

July 12, 2008 - The town of Bataisk, Russia has set up an unusual sculpture in a city park - a nude female torso with a man's hand cupping one of the breasts.

Kyla Cole versus 70 virgins in heaven

Fri, 11 Jul 2008 20:57:55 GMT

Saudi cleric Omar Al-Sweilem recently described the beauty of the virgins who supposedly await any suicide bomber in heaven: "...when she comes to you so tall and with her beautiful face, her black hair and white face - praised be He who created night and day. What hair! What a chest! What a mouth! What cheeks! What a figure! What breasts! What thighs! What legs! What whiteness! What softness!" He told us that if you entered one of the palaces, you would find ten black-eyed virgins sprawled on musk cushions. "When they see you, they will get up and run to you. When they get hold of you, Jamal! Allah Akbar!...one of them would place her mouth on yours. Do whatever you want. Another one would press her cheek against yours, yet another would press her chest against yours, and the others would await their turn. There is no god but Allah." Okay, let's see if we have this straight: admiring beautiful women is evil on earth, but kinky sex with strangers is perfectly okeydokey in heaven. You know, we'll just take the earthly beauty of the one and only Kyla Cole any day. You can't replace beauty with sex, or quality with quantity, or real life with thin air, or virtue with hypocrisy. And with beauty like Kyla's around, why would anyone want to?

Eternal lover

Wed, 09 Jul 2008 02:26:59 GMT

As beautiful as a field of lush crimson poppies looks, it might seem like an odd place in which to photograph a beautiful woman. Poppies, after all, are a symbol of sleep because of the opium derived from them, and death because of their lurid blood red hue. A whole field of poppies evokes the image of a drowsy, dreamy, eternal sleep, not the sort of place to find the vibrant, engaging delight for the senses that is a beautiful woman. Yet we think this set by new BiM photographer Iurii Galmour shows the beauty of Ingrid to perfection. After all, the Persians call the poppy 'the eternal lover' flower, and see it as a symbol of love - and what's not to love about Ingrid?

Bush's stimulus package helps porn sites

Mon, 07 Jul 2008 02:12:51 GMT

July 6, 2008 - It's little wonder that a story featuring the words 'bush', 'package' and 'stimulus' would end up being about porn.

Sexy Furniture

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 01:09:45 GMT

July 6, 2008 - Mario Philippona of the Netherlands is a sculptural artist who uses his love of the female form as inspiration for an intriguing line of furniture.

Sold Out!

Fri, 04 Jul 2008 03:19:21 GMT

July 3, 2008 - The new Body in Mind hardcover book "Superbeauties: Nude and Natural" has sold out twice in the first week of its release on Amazon. But don't worry, more copies are on the way.

Body in Mind member's say....

Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:55:31 GMT

Body in Mind member A.H. says

on Fri, May 30, 2008 at 6:25:08

"Ashley is an awe-inspiring lady! She is the dream woman that becomes real. You melt down with her smile. Her beautiful face and her breathtaking body! Well, you don't need to die to reach paradise!"

Body in Mind member Brian says

on Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 21:02:52

"Now that's a classy way to wear a smile! Hope to see this model again."

Beauty in quotes

Thu, 03 Jul 2008 04:15:37 GMT

July 2, 2008 - Throughout the ages, philosophers and poets have opined about beauty and what it means. Here are some of our favorite quotes on our favorite subject:

Miss Universe airs live from Viet Nam July 13

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:04:06 GMT

July 1, 2008 - The 2008 Miss Universe pageant will be broadcast live on NBC from Nha Trang, Viet Nam at 9pm ET Sunday July 13.

Beauty3d: Naked Covergirl v2 demo lets you be an erotic photographer

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:19:48 GMT

June 30, 2008 - Ever dreamed of being an erotic photographer? Well now thanks to Kaplay Studio you can explore your fantasy job with the latest demo of Beauty3d: Naked Covergirl.

Breath takers

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:49:43 GMT

It goes without saying that BiM photographer Michael White is one of our favourites. His photos of page 3 models such as Nikkala Stott, Michelle Marsh, and Peta Todd are already classics, if we do say so ourselves. So we're thrilled to introduce our readers to Michael's new site, Breath-Takers.com. Created with close collaborator, Nuke, Breath-Takers.com is exactly what it sounds like, a nude site dedicated to bringing its viewers all those moments when the sheer beauty of a woman takes our breath away. From soft sex-kittens in knitted sweaters to hard-edge vamps in fishnet and leather, no nuance of beauty is missed. And more than that, no site we've ever seen is better at capturing the way a nude glamour shoot really feels as it's happening. Look through 3 or 4 sets in the members area and you feel like you're one of the crew. Look through more, and you start to feel like you're one of the model's best friends, privileged to have your breath taken away. Beauty does that. Breath-Takers.com does it too.

Beauty and the law of cause and effect

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 17:14:08 GMT

One of the amazing things about beauty - true beauty - is that you can put it in the ugliest places and it still shines - like a diamond in a coal mine. In fact, real beauty can make everything nicer. For example, Carmen in this old warehouse makes it look pretty good. The dusty greens and drab grays look really good against her pink skin and strawberry blonde hair. This is why we see so many beautiful women in advertising. They make things look good. There wouldn't be any advertising - no billboards, no magazines, no tv commercials - if there were no beautiful women to make it work in the first place. To suggest - as many people do these days - that uglier women should be used is a logical contradiction. Beauty causes advertising, not the other way around. You can try to replace beauty with ugliness, but just as stealing wealth won't make you a good businessman, or hitting someone with a club won't make you right, removing beauty won't make ugliness nicer. Only adding it will.

British museum receives complaints about nude mummies

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:30:38 GMT

June 26, 2008 - File this one under 'You've got to be kidding...'

Austrian women beat Germany in topless soccer match

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:16:26 GMT

June 24, 2008 - With many European eyes on soccer during the run-up to the Euro 2008 finals, we'd like to take a moment to praise a group of lovely young German and Austrian women for making 'the beautiful game' even more beautiful.

What's the connection between beauty and a free market?

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 02:43:57 GMT

June 23, 2008 - Ever wondered why there seemed to be an explosion of stunningly beautiful women from the former Soviet Union during the early nineties?

Beauty can save the world, really

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:13:10 GMT

We at Body in Mind are always telling people that beauty can save the world. And we mean it. But rarely does a beauty come along who perfectly illustrates our point. How does it work? Simple. If you're a young man, and you're healthy and possess a normal sex drive, you will find Klaudia very beautiful, and you will begin to fantasize about her. If you have a mind you will fantasize not only about sex with her, but about having her as a girlfriend, about her falling in love with you and so on. And if you're a moral man, you will know that to make this happen you will have to earn it, you will have to impress her as much as she's impressed you. And to do that, you will have to do something great. That is how beauty will save the world. It makes intelligent, moral men great. Start saving yourself, and the world, today, at Body in Mind.

Oregon woman plans to parade topless on 4th of July

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:05:03 GMT

June 22, 2008 - Jen Moss, a.k.a "The Naked Lady" of Ashland, Oregon, is going to march topless in the town's annual 4th of July parade. And if she's prevented from doing so, she'll sue.

Nude at the office - collectors' edition

Sun, 22 Jun 2008 16:04:17 GMT

It's hard to believe it's been 3 years since Body in Mind first brought you our ground-breaking photos of Nikkala Stott nude at work. Not a cheesy sexy secretary thing. We've all seen that done to death. Our idea was different. Imagine a world where a beautiful woman can feel free to be as nude as she likes, and what better way than to show Nikkala Stott nude at work without any adverse reactions or consequences. In fact, this idea inspired a whole day-in-the-life series where Nikkala integrated the beauty of her nude body into as many real life situations as possible. We love that idea and we thought Nikkala fans would love to see the photos we didn't use in the first edit of this set. It's a collector's must have, as is the entire day-in-the-life series. As, of course, is anything Nikkala does.

The beauty of spring

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:54:47 GMT

Spring is amazing. It's the time when all living things start to invest all their effort in being beautiful. Everything is coming back to life, growing, filling with color, reaching for the sun, blossoming, giving birth, filling the earth and skies, and changing the planet for the better. It's the time when the earth re-affirms the importance of physical beauty. Animals and plants use the power of beauty automatically. But we humans can't. We lost this ability when we gained the power of volition. But we gained the ability to choose our values. We became capable of choosing the wrong values, but also of choosing to build on the right ones, something animals and plants can't do. So this spring we at Body in Mind remind everyone to choose beauty, and to build on its life-giving, life-building, and life-affirming qualities. Purposely surround yourself with it and let it inspire you like fresh spring air. Put up your favourite photos from Body in Mind everywhere, like leaves on a tree, and do it with the knowledge that nature wants you to, and for good reason: to be and feel alive!

Nikkala Stott fully nude

Fri, 06 Jun 2008 05:20:17 GMT

The most common question we are asked at Body in Mind is when is Nikkala Stott going to get completely naked. The answer is, when she's good and ready. The tone of the people who ask this question if often very rude, very accusing and very impatient, as if Nikkala is teasing them too much, or as if Body in Mind is not giving them what they've paid for. We've actually refunded memberships to a few guys who were downright hostile about it, as if they deserved to see Nikkala naked just because they managed to come up with 10 bucks for a membership. What everyone needs to remember is that Nikkala is one of the most beautiful women to ever exist, and that we are all incredibly lucky to lay eyes on her even fully clothed, let alone half naked. And if we ever get to see absolutely everything God gave her, it will be as if we've died and gone to heaven. But just like on earth, there's a LOT to enjoy before that happens.

Selling beauty

Tue, 03 Jun 2008 04:57:30 GMT

Did you know that star BiM models Nadya and Britney are actually Ukranian sisters? It's very difficult for photographers to find beautiful women to pose nude anywhere else in the world. In the late 80s and early 90s even the world's most famous models and actresses had no problem appearing fully nude. Cindy Crawford, Madonna, Sharon Stone, all made more money than any woman ever before simply by using their beauty, in fashion, music, and movies. But since then, the success of beautiful women has been misrepresented as the opposite, as degradation and exploitation. But women like Cindy, Madonna, Sharon, Nadya and Britney are anything but victims. They are powerful women using their beauty to get what they want. And unless we want also to lose all our eastern European nude models to the modern tide of political "correctness", it's time we learned that selling beauty is a good thing.

Peta and Nikkala show off football skills for Samsung

Sat, 31 May 2008 14:40:12 GMT

May 31, 2008 - Check out this amazing Samsung ad featuring BiM favorites Peta Todd and Nikkala Stott showing off their ball-handling skills. Way to go girls!

Can YOU perceive beauty?

Sat, 10 May 2008 18:38:28 GMT

One of the startling predictions made by D.Bell's theory of female beauty is the existence of people who lack the capacity to perceive any beauty at all. The beauty blind. We all like to think we have great taste and can appreciate great beauty, but how do we then explain the ugliness of our cities? How do you explain so much repetition in all areas of aesthetics, from the identical front lawns of suburban homes to the endless stream of nude images we find online. Do we all share the same taste, or do we copy others precisely because we can't perceive beauty for ourselves? D.Bell says the latter. Because we lack instinct to tell us what is good or bad for us, we must choose our values for ourselves and we need a way to continue to be attracted to them even when we're tired or forgetful. This is provided by our faculty of beauty. Beauty is the representation of our values. Invariably, we find beautiful anything that possesses or reminds us of our values. Therefore, those who fail to choose their values, simply copying the actions of others, are rendered incapable of perceiving beauty. This is why there's so much ugliness in the world. There's only as much beauty as people who choose their values.

From Russia with Love

Fri, 09 May 2008 18:22:18 GMT

Alexander loves female beauty and takes brilliant nude photos of the loveliest ladies he can find. But because there's no such thing as property rights in his land, his photos are soon taken and distributed to anyone interested in them. Alexander is not paid. And he has no money to give to his models. We like to think things are different here, but there is actually no country on earth that offers protection for property rights - let alone intellectual property rights - in their constitutions. Not even the USA. This is why the Digital Millenium Copyright Act allows websites to let their users publish stolen work. The result is hundreds of thousands of MP3s, movie videos and even Body in Mind photo sets being stolen and illegally 'shared' around the internet every day. And it is only by the good graces of those honorable enough to pay for them, that any of them exist in the first place. And it's thanks to them that Alexander has his own site now, called From Russia with Love.

The pillar that is female beauty

Sun, 04 May 2008 00:42:03 GMT

The sheer numbers of nude images of beautiful women on the web today is incredible. Many people would say the fascination men have with naked women is a sign of decaying moral values, and that prefering an image of a beautiful woman over a loving sexual relationship with a real woman is just plain sad. But the fact is, female beauty represents one's values - whatever we find beautiful we do so because we want it in real life. So a man might adore Maya's photos because he wants in real life what she seems to possess, be it beauty, confidence, power, or lifestyle. His moral failure to pursue these things in real life and in a real woman is his fault. Female beauty tells him to act; society tells him not to trust it, so he limits himself to impotent fantasies. Therefore it's those who deny the moral importance of female beauty that cause modern moral decay, and there are more of them, certainly, than photos of nude women.

Woman is the decoration of the world

Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:36:01 GMT

Beauty is not the same thing as decoration. Decoration is something you put on things that by themselves are not beautiful. For example a cake, or a dance hall. A beautiful woman, therefore, should never be decorated - no jewellery, no nail paint, no tattoos. This is because beautiful women are the decoration of the world, and as soon as you decorate them, our attention is drawn away from the aesthetic harmony between woman and the world and is focused on her bracelets, or her lingerie, or anything else used to decorate her. But when a woman like Deirdre is stripped of all decoration, then we see her true beauty, without distraction, and a barren spring morning becomes beautiful.

The nude cube

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 19:29:46 GMT

These days, female beauty is a science. This age old mystery has at last been reduced by cash starved, publicity hungry modern university psychology and anthropology departments to something we can now easily understand, measure, quantify, perform comparative analysis on, and dismiss. If a woman is considered beautiful at all - a word which now has an almost superstitious stink to it - we know it is nothing but a genetic bias towards reproduction based on averaged facial measurements. The female body is nothing but a jumble of cubes, spheres, and other known and documented aesthetically pleasing shapes. Uh, yeah. And if you believe all that, then this nude gallery of Linda's beautiful form won't hold any fascination for you at all.

Crimson Queen

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:06:02 GMT

We always liked those old etchings depicting the legendary Queen of Sheba, fully nude and adorned with only a few feathers and precious jewels, holding public court and receiving foreign dignitaries and sundry homage makers. The way she held her head high with pride, not only in her kingdom but in herself. Not a trace of shame in her own nudity, nor in her power to seduce her world. Sadly, today, being a queen in the ancient world seems the only way ANY woman can ever achieve full ownership and possession of her own body and her own beauty. Well that, and of course a photo session with Chris Ruegge. ;-)

Good things happen with Nikkala Stott

Fri, 18 Apr 2008 14:57:58 GMT

On a grey day, when everything is dark and gloomy and storms are loomimg, there's nothing more comforting and cozy than a big old sweater. The familiar, safe, and reliable feelings we get from the things we love make everything okay. This is the same feeling we get from female beauty, and for the same reason. Female beauty reminds us that we human beings can be like gods and goddesses should we choose to fulfil our true potential. It reminds us that success and happiness are possible, and that is a very reassuring feeling. Unfortunately, the storms of life leave many of us torn and battered, but like an old sweater that never lets us down, the rare and comfortingly real beauty of Nikkala Stott is always there to remind us that good things happen too.

Hospital refuses money from sale of Carla Bruni photo

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:09:13 GMT

April 14, 2008 - What's more important - helping care for sick children, or keeping the tradition of hating female beauty alive? Apparently a hospital in Cambodia thinks it's the latter.

Beauty harmony

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 03:07:01 GMT

Can a nude photo of a buxom and curvy woman be art? Of course. One of the classical elements of design is color harmony. For example, in this series of Peach we see a lovely harmony between her yellow hair, the gold cushions, and the magenta silk sheets. This is a perfect choice of colors for nude photography because yellow and magenta are also the colours that blend into the color of a nude woman's skin. Together they are lively happy colors, which also perfectly suit Peach's personality. So again we have an element of art - a theme - each element of the photo matching and supporting the others. And lastly there's the harmony of a nude woman being presented with as much care as possible, which harmonizes with our optimistic vision of how female beauty should be treated. Not only is there color, composition, a subject and theme, but there is also a 'message'. If not art, then what else is it?

The middle of nowhere

Fri, 04 Apr 2008 18:31:44 GMT

One of the great things about beauty is that you can find it in the most unexpected places. For example, who knew that the Hubble space telescope would look farther into the heavens than anyone even had and see such lovely arrangements of gaseous nebulae? Or at the other end of the scale, that sub-atomic particles violently disintegrating into quarks would do so with the grace and elegance of figure skaters? It's the same with female beauty. The fashion world is full of great beauties who were discovered in small towns all around the world, many from countries that haven't even heard of women's fashion. And then there's the Ukraine. Famous for...well...nothing. Yet, this country produces the most beautiful nude models in the world. Our very own Britney is proof of that. The middle of nowhere? No such thing when it comes to beauty. Beauty, it seems, is everywhere.

Help stop the Canadian Seal Hunt, in honor of Anna Nicole

Tue, 01 Apr 2008 02:52:03 GMT

March 31, 2008 - Back in April 2005, Anna Nicole Smith called on Prime Minister Paul Martin to "stop the bloody seal slaughter", and asked her fans to do so as well.

The new Body in Mind book: Super Beauties

Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:27:22 GMT

Body in Mind is pleased to announce the imminent release of our very first book. We can't tell you too much just yet, but we can tell you it's called "Super Beauties". Keep an eye on our site for the announcement of its release. We thought we'd use this promo gallery of Britney to let you know since she is featured in the book, along with most of your other favourite Body in Mind models. As the creator of Body in Mind says, you won't find a bigger collection of super beauty in one place anywhere. We were sad to see the supermodels go out of style. So we kept looking for the same kind of super beauties to feature on our site. And we've never stopped. If you loved the super models and miss their kind of beauty, you're going to want this book. Stay tuned, and in the meantime, enjoy the super beauty of Britney in full bloom.

The men's club

Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:26:17 GMT

Men have been called 'dogs' and 'perverts' and 'pigs' for generations, all because they get excited about beautiful women. But men aren't animals. In fact, their sexual reactions to beautiful women tend to be typically human and surprisingly sophisticated. For example, in hundreds of years of fine art painting and sculpting you'd be hard pressed to find any degrading depictions of women by men. A more modern example is the gentleman's club, a place where successful, rich men go to enjoy the finer things in life, including beautiful nude female hostesses. In the same way men have created the Folies Bergere, nude house-cleaning, and sexy golf-caddy services - all attempts to fit female beauty into resepctable parts of life. Of course, Body in Mind is also an example.

Klaudia opens her door

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 03:07:37 GMT

As boys we men all would like to have seen the nude women we knew were on the other side of the door. Perhaps it was in the girls' shower in gym class, or your older sister's teen slumber party. But peeking through keyholes or frustrated curiosities are not what Body in Mind is about. We prefer to be grown up about it, and simply to ask a gorgeous lady like Klaudia to come out from behind her door and let us enjoy the sight of her completely nude. Happily, we find lots of amazing women like her who enjoy showing off and being admired, who show us we never had to feel guilty or hopeless, and how great it is to be all grown up now. In fact, beauties like Klaudia make adulthood way more fun than being a kid ever was.

The edge of beauty

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:20:57 GMT

We like nude female beauty because it's on the edge, the edge of propriety, the edge of aesthetics, the edge of history, the edge of civilization itself. It's the extreme beauty of some women that have made nudity so acceptable in the modern world, and made women freer than they've ever been. Yet the mainstream now considers art to be art only up to the point where the beautiful woman takes her clothes off, and female beauty is often seen as a threat to women. We hate the mainstream. The edge is where everything truly free, alive and exciting happens. Alena knows it. In this set she magically transforms a simple camping trip, a canoe, a wooden dock, a simple riverbank in sunset into something wildly edgy and profoundly beautiful.

Nude in real life

Thu, 20 Mar 2008 23:58:45 GMT

There are an infinite number of places to photograph a nude woman. So why do we so often see them on furniture such as chairs, couches, tables etc etc? We think it's because deep down as men we always want beautiful naked women in our lives, in our daily lives, in our real lives, not just on paper or on a computer screen. We like to see them photographed in homes, in cars, and in swimming pools for the same reason. It makes us feel more like we've achieved our dream: nude female beauty happily integrated into our lives. Do YOU have a chair or couch perfect for a nude woman to sit on? If not, maybe you should. We are quite happy to help you get a little closer to your own personal dream with our latest series of Linda by Chris Ruegge.

Cave women

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 02:43:44 GMT

Women in caves. Something about them. From prehistoric neanderthals to Freud and his train tunnels, women keep getting paired in our imaginations and our mythologies with caves. We're not sure why nude women don't appear more in early cave paintings. That's what we would have drawn. Happily, we have the modern art of digital photography to capture the beauties that haunt our imaginations, like Deirdre. The female body is an elemental force, no doubt about that. Men in every age knew it, thought about it, painted it, and theorized about it. Every age that, is, except ours. Today the sentiments popular just about everywhere are that female beauty is an irrelevant superficiality and genetic relic. But not here at Body in Mind. To us, nothing could be more important and thought-provoking than the sight of a beautiful young woman nude, cradled in the rock solid curves of our beloved mother earth.

Complaint against 'sexually suggestive' beer label gets thrown out

Sun, 09 Mar 2008 17:43:58 GMT

March 9, 2008 - This label, for Dorothy Goodbody's Wholesome Stout, was accused of being 'sexually suggestive' by the British watchdog group Alcohol Concern.

The art of tease

Thu, 06 Mar 2008 02:58:01 GMT

Everyone wants to see Nikkala Stott naked. But Nikkala doesn't want to pose fully nude, at least not yet. And that's her right and privilege. She is the one and only owner of her body and it's hers to use as she pleases. Happily, she chooses to use it to please us as well. And it is our privilege to lay our eyes on her. But it is not our right. This is the mistake many people make these days. Many have lost their gratitude and awe for what women like Nikkala share, and instead of enjoying what she gives, they begin to resent women who don't take it all off. In some parts of the world they kill women for being sexual teases. But it's a testiment to our civilization that women like Nikkala have so much freedom that they can make it into an art.

"Babe rage" incident calls attention to hatred of beauty

Mon, 03 Mar 2008 13:07:55 GMT

March 3, 2008 - Two Florida teenage girls say they were escorted off a Southwest Airlines flight because they were too pretty.

Love bigger than an ocean

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:25:19 GMT

Imagine a world where a woman being nude was no big deal. Mothers didn't freak, preachers didn't preach, and sex fiends didn't attack. Then every day would be just a nice sunny day at the beach, with no worries and no thwarted expectations. A lady could be as nude - or not - as she wanted to be, and we, her trusted friends and admirers would bask in her beauty as we do in the breezes of summer. But to have such a world requires us to see female beauty as a glory of mankind, not a small shameful secret. We must respect a woman and have reverence for her beauty if we want to entice her out of her shell. And that will take a love of women, beauty, mankind, and ourselves, bigger than an ocean. We invite you to take a dip with us in that ocean, in this set of Marina sea side.

Now that's an entrance

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:03:14 GMT

Some women really know how to make an entrance. Tracy is one of them. So we thought we'd put together a bunch of shots from the many different doorways she has posed in for us. Somehow her perfect bone structure and feminine proportions harmonize very well with various angular forms of architecture in building interiors. It's the ideal environment for such a curvaceous lady. Of course we much prefer her coming in than going out since she brightens any room just by entering it. But even when she leaves, the memory of her beauty is all that remains.

Sports Illustrated meets Playboy

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:20:28 GMT

This picture looks like something from the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Except of course that the girl (in this case Nadya) is completely nude. It's also like Playboy, except with an exceptionally high class of natural model, a non-sexual setting and pose, and a less campy kind of artfulness. Actually, it's more like Playboy and Sports Illustrated combined - big, bold, vivacious women, posing totally and confidently nude, pictured in perfectly stunning surroundings with exceptional skill in an adoring, artful, natural style. Playboy? No. SI? No. Must be Body in Mind.

A very lucky chair

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:19:57 GMT

This is the old joke about what kind of chair a model poses on - a very lucky one. But we think there's an even luckier place to sit while enjoying this gallery of new BiM super beauty Petula, and that's in YOUR chair. Yes, you the Body in Mind member can simply sit and relax any time you like and let your eyes wander lovingly over every inch of this lovely woman, and many just as lovely, without having to do anything but blink once in a while. Considering how much effort most men go to to see a beautiful woman nude, we'd say that YOUR chair is the luckiest seat in the house!

Lindsay Lohan recreates Marilyn Monroe's last nude photo shoot

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:28:37 GMT

February 20, 2008 - In an act of great courage or incredible hubris - we won't know which for a while yet, if the media is any indication - 21 year old star Lindsay Lohan has posed nude for photographer Bert Stern, recreating down to the letter his famous last-ever photo shoot of Marilyn Monroe.

Teacher allowed to keep teaching after 'nudity vs porn' lesson

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 01:46:51 GMT

February 18, 2008 - An Australian teacher who told his class of teenage boys to research pornography online has been allowed to keep teaching, and has even won a promotion.

London Underground bans image of nude Venus

Fri, 15 Feb 2008 03:17:11 GMT

February 14, 2008 - Only in this day and age could a 500 year old painting be considering 'sexual in nature' and potentially offensive. At least that's what the London Underground said this week when it banned this image from its train system.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2008 hits newsstands today

Wed, 13 Feb 2008 13:57:36 GMT

February 13, 2008 - SI favorite Marissa Miller graces the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2008, out on newsstands today.

Teacher 'traumatized' teenager by flashing breasts at him

Mon, 11 Feb 2008 15:53:23 GMT

February 11, 2008 - A 47-year old teacher in Sweden decided to retaliate against one of her teenage students who had filled her blackboard with profanity and sexual imagery - by flashing her boobs at him.

Is this photo 'obscene'? Virginia Beach thinks so

Sun, 10 Feb 2008 01:31:27 GMT

Feb 9, 2008 - Police in Virginia Beach, VA cited the manager of an Abercrombie & Fitch store for "display of obscene materials that is open to juveniles" and confiscated the posters after complaints from customers.

Perfect beauty

Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:54:05 GMT

They say life is what happens when you're busy making other plans. If you've ever worked as a photographer you know that beauty is what happens while you're unpacking your camera or just setting up, or whenever you're not quite ready to shoot. For example, this set was only a 'warm-up' while Chris got used to his brand new camera and Klaudia went on a romp through the garden right after a rain. And even though the shots are admittedly grainy and blurry and not at all technically perfect, they made us feel all summery inside - a welcome feeling after all the winter storms these last few weeks. And inspite of the flaws, we saw great beauty in this set, more than any other we have waiting for you. So we went with it. After seeing it we hope you'll agree: beauty is not perfection, but it is perfect.

Pam in Paris - ooh la la

Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:05:13 GMT

February 8, 2008 - For all our Parisien members, or for anyone else who might happen to find themselves in the City of Love for Valentine's Day, here's your chance to see Pamela Anderson nude on stage.

Fans of losing Superbowl team blame Gisele

Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:37:45 GMT

February 5, 2008 - Football fans were shocked last Sunday when the New England Patriots lost the Superbowl to the New York Giants in a 17-14 upset. And when they wanted someone to blame, they immediately thought of Gisele Bundchen.

"Bare France" - nude flight attendants liven up flight

Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:28:15 GMT

February 4, 2008 - Leave it to the French to liven up a boring flight with some female nudity.

Italy's nude art models want better pay

Sat, 02 Feb 2008 13:11:20 GMT

February 2, 2008 - Italy's 300 life models - who pose nude for art classes - are fed up with their low pay and want the government to step in.

Do-it-yourself perfect world

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:02:35 GMT

It's no news to most of us that the world can be pretty crappy sometimes. But beauty like Nikkala Stott's reminds us that it can be pretty good too. So how do we maximize the good stuff and minimize the bad? Good question. The first step is to realize that there is goodness out there, and beauty, and love, and joy, and to keep an open heart in case they should come into your life today. Don't miss them. The next step is to realize that it's your responsibility to create these things for yourself. It's always been up to YOU to create a perfect world, and any time you spend waiting for someone else to make things right is time wasted. So sing out, that those around you might take heart. And remember that any time you spend working towards a perfect world, is time spent living in it.

From Russia with Love

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:01:39 GMT

His ground-breaking and visually stunning images helped create such popular sites as Met-Art, FemJoy, Body in Mind, Domai, and many more. He pioneered and paved the way for Russian photographers and Russian models to become successes in the West. His early photos made Russian web models famous in the industry, and are still sought after today. And he continues to be the single greatest innovator in photography, the most prolific producer, and holds the most varied and most copied portfolio of artistic nudes in the world. We are proud to have helped Alexander Fedorov finally bring his images together in one place on his own site, called From Russia with Love. If you want to see where it all truly began, and where the greatest visionary in modern nude photography now resides, along with a seemingly inexhaustable supply of delightful models, please visit him at his home, alexanderfedorov.com.

Vote for your 'Sexiest Geek'

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 23:04:52 GMT

January 31, 2008 - Wired News is giving you a chance to vote in their third annual "Wired News Sexiest Geeks" contest - a competition to find the 'sexiest, smartest and most Wired men and women of the year'.

Peach in pink

Tue, 29 Jan 2008 09:33:18 GMT

We wrote a few weeks ago that the way to determine if a photo is porn or not is to just ask yourself if the model is thinking about sex. If she is, then it's probably porn, if not, then it's likely art. Because she's so beautiful, we're thrilled this week to be able to feature internet star "Peach" in her first dedicated gallery at Body in Mind. But Peach has also done a lot of what we would call porn. Yet even in the most explicit poses Peach still manages to exude a Marilyn Monroe-esque type joy in displaying her beauty for all to enjoy don't you think? So is she thinking about sex, or is she thinking about joy? Are her photos art or porn? We leave it for you to decide. And we'd love to hear your answers...

Happy nude year

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:43:24 GMT

Nobody's perfect, (with the possible exception of Zuzana, of course). We wanted a special photoshoot for New Year's and we could think of no one better to pose for it. And Chris Ruegge did his usual top-notch job on it too. But we didn't give ourselves enough leadway to get this series up in time! So we apologize for not being perfect. Which brings us to our resolution for the coming year, which is, to make Body in Mind even better than we've been already. What we can't promise though, is that we'll find any one more beautiful than Zuzana.

Sand sculpture

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 06:08:50 GMT

Sculpture is the best way to represent the best in human beings without the distractions and potential contradictions of a specific setting. Oddly, in sculpture, the purely physical becomes the best way to show the spiritual. Imagine if you will then, that Athena has just sprung to life from the sands of time, a human sculpture in clay, still wet with the joy of discovering herself and the world around her. We think it would look a lot like this photo series by Dmitry Kurapov.

Art versus porn

Sat, 12 Jan 2008 02:16:08 GMT

The debate over the difference between art and porn has gone on for decades, centuries even, which kind of mystifies us because the answer is simplicity itself. Porn is a kind of art created to depict sexual subjects and themes, whereas art is created to depict a perfect world. Whatever the artist's or the pornographer's particular view of the world or sex is irrelevant. Porn can be anything from a woman taking sexual pleasure in displaying herself to depictions of actual copulation. And art can be anything from a child's drawing to Michelangelo's David. Nudity is NEVER a determining factor in classifying a work as porn or art. Only sex is. If sex is depicted, then it's porn. If not, then it's art. A simple rule of thumb is: is the depicted person thinking about sex? If they are then it's porn; if not, it's art.

The casting couch

Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:21:33 GMT

The casting couch has a very bad reputation. It implies that a model or actress has to have sex with her potential employer in order to get a job in a movie or production. We see it a different way. We see it as a chance for a beautiful woman to show how beautiful she can be. It's an audition, a beauty audition. If a model can pose beautifully on a couch, she can pose beautifully anywhere. Tracy is obviously a pro. We can't imagine anyone looking better on a simple sofa. And we can't imagine her needing to do anything more to get the job. We will hire her anytime!

Zeta-Jones is the benchmark of beauty according to scientists

Sat, 05 Jan 2008 21:09:12 GMT

January 5, 2008 - Scientists from the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia have come up with new computer technology that measures the attractiveness of women, and have determined that Catherine Zeta Jones is the 'benchmark of beauty'.

French Photo produces photo of nude Victoria's Secret models

Fri, 04 Jan 2008 20:33:09 GMT

January 4, 2008 - You've seen them in skimpy lingerie in the pages of Victoria's Secret catalogue, and now you can see them in nothing at all.

Texas strip clubs face 'pole tax'

Wed, 02 Jan 2008 01:39:57 GMT

January 1, 2008 - As of today, strip-club owners in Texas must start paying a new tax - dubbed by some the 'pole' tax - of $5 per customer. The tax is projected to earn an estimated $40 million, most of which will be donated to help rape victims.

Nikkala Stott's lovin' from the oven

Sun, 30 Dec 2007 04:59:09 GMT

When you're around Nikkala Stott in the nude it's difficult to think of anything but, well, Nikkala in the nude. So when she had us around recently we tried very hard to do something that would allow us to remain calm and normal - to preserve our cool. We decided there could be no harm in baking some cookies for the holidays. But it didn't work, we should have known she would find us out. A woman that beautiful knows it. Luckily Nikkala also knows how to have fun with it and baked us some cookies to show us she knows exactly what's on our minds, and also that she enjoys knowing it. We hope she inspires you to cook up such beauty in your own life.

Dying for beauty in Iraq

Thu, 27 Dec 2007 03:05:57 GMT

December 26, 2007 - Running a beauty salon in Baghdad can get you killed.

French islanders support beauty queen who posed nude

Sun, 23 Dec 2007 16:05:11 GMT

December 23, 2007 - The small island of La Reunion, a French possession in the Indian Ocean, is standing behind one of their native daughters who is set to lose the title of Miss France for having posed nude three years ago.

Merry Christmas

Sat, 22 Dec 2007 15:41:13 GMT

We at Body in Mind want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. Whether it's world peace, a pony, or a new baby brother, we hope you get everything you wish for this year. And we want to shout out especially to our lovely models whose beauty is truly a gift that keeps on giving throughout the year and whose goodwill towards men makes every day seem like Christmas around here. And our present to you? Why the delightful Nika and Diana of course. Happy holidays everyone, from everyone at Body in Mind.

The season of joy

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 17:53:16 GMT

We often hear and the joy of Christmas. But real joy is one of the greatest achievements possible, and one of the rarest. Not only does it take a huge effort on our part in order to get that which brings us joy, but the universe must allow us the good fortune, the time, the health and the circumstances in order for us to be able to enjoy what we accomplish or possess so richly. Mary has achieved it in this gallery by new BiM shooter Israphil Zinatullin. And it's a wonder to behold. Join us as Mary discovers the thrill of being a beautiful free woman in a world so often set against joy, freedom, and beauty. Mary affords us the rarest sight in the world - that of a truly happy human being.

Thoughtful art exhibit covered up as 'inappropriate for children'

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:14:36 GMT

December 15, 2007 - An artist who was using a local museum exhibit to explore attitudes towards art, pornography and nudity has had his images covered up for a group of fifth graders.

Father strangles daughter to death for not wearing hijab

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 04:40:01 GMT

December 12, 2007 - A 16 year old muslim Canadian girl was strangled to death by her father for refusing to wear hijab.

Chocolate and caramel

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 01:16:20 GMT

Women as beautiful as Klaudia rarely pose nude. They pursue careers in fashion modeling or acting or else they look for a rich rock star to marry and have kids. But Klaudia is different. She is not only chocolate, but caramel as well. She's a woman who wants what SHE wants, and she uses her beauty to live life the way she pleases. We admire that immensely. The combination of her unmatched physical beauty blended smoothly with her happy willingness to let us admire every inch of her is one of life's unbeatable, rare pleasures.

The new Body in Mind Media Store is online

Sun, 09 Dec 2007 02:23:01 GMT

December 9, 2007 - We know, it's that time of year. You've got people to buy for but haven't got a clue what to get them.

Oops...

Sun, 09 Dec 2007 02:07:17 GMT

December 8, 2007 - We usually pride ourselves on reminding you of upcoming shows and specials involving female beauty, but this time we goofed. The 2007 Victoria's Secret Show aired on Tuesday, Dec. 4 and we forgot to mention it.

Beauty, love, sex and romance

Fri, 07 Dec 2007 01:37:31 GMT

Sex-starved, beauty-hating lesbians and guys who think with their dicks often accuse us at Body in Mind of promoting beauty only because we feel guilty about sex. Nothing could be further from the truth. We love sex. But we love beauty more. Beauty-haters hate beauty because beauty is the result of the human mind, and they hate the human mind. Reproduction is the result of hormones, genitals, and sexual urges. Animals do that. But sex, love, romance, and marriage are the result of thinking. It's exclusive to humans. And so is the beauty of a nude woman like Linda.

Nikkala's Secret

Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:03:33 GMT

We've been huge fans of Victoria's Secret forever. Some of the most beautiful models in the world have walked through their pages wearing only the barest of frills. But even as perfectly beautiful as Claudia Schiffer, Stephanie Seymour, Andrea Lima, and Petra Nemcova are, we have always harboured our own secret desire to see them casually drop that bra or let that teddy slip while maintaining their cool, aloof, beauty. To this day it's never happened. But it's our great pride and joy here at BiM to be able to work with a model every bit as stunning as the greatest supermodels, and who is willing to reveal her secrets to us as she lounges placidly in lingerie, posing both hautily and intimately in an airy pool of beauty that only she can create. A woman who is aware of her secret power over men - and is not afraid to use it: the ravishing Nikkala Stott.

Saudi rape victim faces 200 lashes for telling her story

Sat, 17 Nov 2007 01:18:58 GMT

Nov 16, 2007 - A 19 year old victim of a gang rape in Saudi Arabia was sentenced to receive 90 whip lashes for "being in the car of an unrelated male at the time of the rape" - and then sentenced to 200 lashes and six months in jail for telling the news media her story.

Full living colour

Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:05:29 GMT

Deirdre frolicking happily in the colours of autumn makes us wonder about the people who prefer black & white photos over colour ones, or simple nudes over super nudes. They are the same people who claim nothing in life is black & white. They've been taught such contradictory nonsense all their lives by schools, their parents, and their cultures that they've given up on thinking altogether. "Why think if it only gets you into trouble?" they say. But to conclude that the world doesn't make sense just because you've stopped trying to understand it borders on mental illness. Black and white photography and simple nudes appeal to such people because they attempt to eliminate the big confusing world. Black and white photos and simple nudes reduce the elements in a photo, while a colour photo or super nude allows the whole world in, in all its riotous complexity. The black and white photographer is a technician concerned only with how to shoot something. But a colour photographer is an artist, concerned primarily with what to shoot. We at Body in Mind have not given up on thinking, creativity, or the world in full living color.

Soccerettes - Nikkala & Peta

Tue, 13 Nov 2007 20:46:56 GMT

Recently, two gorgeous soccerettes - Nikkala Stott and Peta Todd, both of whom are Page 3 models and favorites of Body In Mind, were interviewed by SoccerAM TV show.

Stealing Beauty

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 14:46:06 GMT

A big record company recently successfully sued a woman for $222,000 for downloading bootleg copies of songs. Expensive and often unsuccessful lawsuits have become cheaper than allowing theft to continue unopposed. The same is true for stealing zips of paysite photosets and illegally posting them on public forums. Many people who download illegally posted zips think it doesn't cost anything. They also think it's immoral for paysites to make money from female beauty. But the reality is that posting zips on forums actually makes money for the forum owners who sell traffic and advertising. Meanwhile Body in Mind uses the money we make to pay photographers, models, webmasters, etc, and to keep advertising OFF our site. In fact, illegal sharing is costing us so much that we're now offering free memberships to anyone who reports illegal forum posts of our stuff. It's a chance to get free photos AND help us make more. And if anyone wants to post our content can become an honest to goodness affiliate here.

Should women be forced to wear clothes?

Sun, 28 Oct 2007 23:18:41 GMT

On 6-Oct-07, at 4:19 AM, Anurag wrote: Dear Dwayne, maybe I think women are forced to cover-up is because it makes them look more civilised. Women are made to be wear clothes because they have feelings and emotions, thats why. Horses and dogs look beautiful as well but what separates us from them is because we wear clothes since we are advanced creatures. So, forcing women to cover-up might make them look more technologically, morally, and mentally advanced beings. This would place them in a higher pedestal of respect then man or anyone else. I was told by one professor on culture and morally in a newspaper from Oxford and my dad. Do you think on what they said was right? I still don't clearly agree with this. Do you agree with them? Please tell me.

Dear Aurag,

No I don't agree with them. Have you seen women in full burqa? Do they look human or advanced to you?

Here I am!

Sat, 27 Oct 2007 02:08:28 GMT

There are over six billion people on earth, and only one you. But can you name one thing that you have that others - millions of others - don't? Take your time. Anything? Anything unique? The reality is, there are almost NO individuals among us. Yet it's precisely what's unique about us that makes us us. Without something to set us apart from others we have no real identity. That's why we love this set of Linda. She knows it's her beauty that makes her unique, that gives her her identity, which means: her value, and she feels the rush of confidence and joy that comes with it. It's what gives her the power to face the world naked and say "Here I am!" If you wish to feel this kind of confidence and joy in life, then don't let yourself disappear in the herd. Be yourself. Be brave. But most of all, be unique.

Elle MacPherson proves she's still The Body with see-through shirt

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:12:56 GMT

October 23, 2007 - Elle MacPherson stepped out at the London premiere of Eastern Promises last week, wearing a see-through shirt and no bra underneath her tuxedo suit.

Nikkala Stott posing

Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:38:41 GMT

In the middle of a long day of shooting we took a break and gave Nikkala some fashion mags to get some ideas for poses. Always a delight Nikkala vamped it up so enthusiastically that we had to start snapping away. After a little while it became clear that Nikkala doesn't need any practice posing. She's a natural and could easily show most fashion models a move or two, including how to pose gracefully in the nude. But it also became very clear that we ourselves can never get enough practice watching Nikkala pose, in or out of clothes. But you know what they say: practice makes perfect.

Panty protest against Myanmar violence

Sat, 20 Oct 2007 04:18:13 GMT

October 20, 2007 - Women around the world have chosen a unique way of protesting the recent brutal crackdown by the Myanmar government - they're sending their panties to Myanmar embassies worldwide.

Islamic militants attempt to assassinate Benazir Bhutto

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 09:53:52 GMT

October 19, 2007 - 126 people dead, 248 injured, the most deadly suicide attack in the history of Pakistan - all because a woman is running for president.

Temple of female beauty

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 03:15:00 GMT

Every generation of mankind worships female beauty whether they admit it or not. Some in the ancient past worshipped it openly. Others, like ours, worship it subversively. The ones who did so openly revered beautiful and sexual women as goddesses, and high preistesses, and made them their leaders. Meanwhile those who subvert their love of beauty label such women as sluts, harlots, witches and worse, prefering to see beautiful women trotted out only to be degraded and destroyed. Some of us hold up images of beautiful women to be cheered and revered, while others hold them up only to throw insults and rocks at them. In both cases the people involved can't get enough female beauty, but while one is worship by admiration, the other is worship by destruction. We have to wonder why so few in our society have learned to love by admiration. But until we do, the temples will remain rubble, and we're damn lucky that beauties like Britney are still willing to inhabit them.

Spice Girls team up with Victoria's Secret

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 01:44:56 GMT

October 17, 2007 - 90's girl group The Spice Girls have reunited for the first time in nine years, and will be releasing their new album exclusively through Victoria's Secret stores.

The super beautiful Peta Todd

Mon, 15 Oct 2007 02:06:56 GMT

In the 1960s the movies were full of them. In the 70s they were TV stars; in the 80s they were supermodels. And in the 90s, they were making porn. But today, in the first decade on the 21st century, a true super beauty is the rarest thing in the world. The women who knock our socks off have disappeared. Where are the new girls to replace them? Where are the young women who embody this supreme level of female beauty? Not in the movies. And not on TV. They're no longer on the fashion runways or magazine covers either. The only place you can still find them is on Body in Mind. Models like the amazing Peta Todd, just one of our modern super beauties.

Would this poster make you crash your car?

Tue, 09 Oct 2007 13:42:47 GMT

October 9, 2007 - This Nickleback billboard poster was pulled down in London, England because council officials feared it would cause 'traffic chaos'.

And God created woman

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 22:30:21 GMT

The myriad items we've heard in the news lately about women not dressing appropriately are no coincidence. They are a test. They are what's called 'trial balloons'. Their purpose is to determine if we're ready to be told what women can and cannot wear. They are meant to test the waters to see if anyone will come to their defence. If there are no real objections from anyone - and so far there have been none - then we will begin to see forced dress codes for women in this country. It seems unthinkable, but it is inevitable, that is, unless the supposedly religious people of the world take a deep breath and remember that God created woman; and when they forget, we remind them in no uncertain terms.

Beyoncé cancels Malaysia show over stringent modesty rules

Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:26:50 GMT

October 1, 2007 - Kudos to Beyoncé Knowles, who stood up to Muslim fanatacism and cancelled a show scheduled for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Alicia Silverstone bares all for PETA

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:42:05 GMT

September 29, 2007 - Actress Alicia Silverstone skinny dips for PETA's first-ever naked vegan testimonial ad and thus joins the unofficial "club" of beautiful women who bare all to promote "I'd rather go naked than wear fur" campaign.

Sweeter than wine

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:04:23 GMT

Most people don't know it but it's quite possible to get drunk on female beauty. History is full of men, artists mostly, who were 'beauty-aholics'. They dedicated their lives to writing poetry to, painting pictures of, making movies about or writing music for the women they found beautiful. Some even created philosophies about it, myself included. But however we reacted we all had a taste for the finest female beauty we could find and we can never get enough. That's why we created Body in Mind and why we are so thrilled to be working with Klaudia. To we beauty lovers, she is sweeter than wine.

Student mob demands expulsion for girl who posed nude

Thu, 27 Sep 2007 13:39:25 GMT

September 27, 2007 - When you hear about old legends involving virgins being thrown into volcanoes or young women being slain for witchcraft, there's always an angry mob involved. Townspeople, religious nuts, whatever - there's always a crowd chanting for her death.

New Body in Mind RSS feed

Wed, 26 Sep 2007 04:30:58 GMT

We now have an RSS feed for all Body in Mind blog items. Anyone who wants it can find it here.

Lies about beauty

Wed, 26 Sep 2007 00:44:07 GMT

I talk to young men all over the world every day. Many are Muslim boys from places like Egypt and Malaysia where fundamentalist Islam is quickly taking over. Their parents tell them that good men don't have any interest in female beauty, and that nude women smell really bad. Their friends tell them beautiful women aren't really women. Young women tell them no woman wants to be admired. The ridiculous falsehoods people have to tell to make young men hate beauty. But then, a constant barrage of lies is the only way to fight the undeniable power of a woman like Mia who clearly loves life, loves being a woman, and loves being beautiful.

Update: Dr. Phil gets Southwest Airlines to apologize to Kyla Ebbert

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:02:20 GMT

September 25, 2007 - Dr. Phil may be the only thing standing between us and a totalitarian fundamentalist state.

Another woman told to cover up or leave

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 19:42:26 GMT

September 24, 2007 - It's happened again. Another woman has been told to "cover up or leave".

Two Swedish women fight for the right to go topless

Sun, 23 Sep 2007 17:53:45 GMT

Two Swedish girls are fighting for their right to go topless after being kicked out of a pool for swimming without their bikini tops.

Nikkala Stott nude

Sat, 22 Sep 2007 23:42:45 GMT

There is probably not a man alive who wouldn't pay good money to see Nikkala Stott fully nude. Nikkala makes her living by posing topless in England, but British boys don't like models who pose nude. For some reason they fall madly in love with their topless models who have huge followings, but their nude models never do. If men want to see incredibly beautiful women like Nikkala fully nude they'll have to lose their madonna/whore complex and realize that posing nude is not depraved, and not necessarily any more sexual than posing topless is. They'll have to realize that the ladies who make us happy by displaying their beautiful nude bodies are angels, not whores. So there you go guys. All you have to do to see more gorgeous women nude is to stop calling them names. Think you can do it?