LeAnn Rimes in Hawaii 2014

Singer LeAnn Rimes showing off her sexy bikini body while on the beach with husband Eddie Cibrian and friends in Hawaii on February 2, 2014. LeAnn played smashball with a friend and then took a dip in the ocean.

Barbara Brickner

Barbara Brickner is one of the popular plus-size models. Barbara Brickner has maintained a plus-size modeling career for over 10 years. She has modeled for many plus-size designers, most notably for Italian company Elena Miro, appearing solo in their 2000 calendar.

Height: 5' 9" (175cm)
Bust: 38" (96.52cm)
Cup: D
Waist: 34" (86.36cm)
Hips: 43.5" (110cm)
Dress: 14
Shoes: 10.5
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Hazel

Winter 2013 Trends Plus Size Fashions

Here are few Plus Size Fashion Trends on winter 2013:

1. Leather Fabulous
2. Glamor Earthy Tones
3. Everywhere Jeans
4. Military Chic-Look
5. Romantic Rocker Luxe
6. Powerful Animal Prints
7. Knee-high Boots 

From colors to styles, from fabrics to accessories, all plus size fashionistas in any shape they embrace have their own stylish solutions to look incredibly stunning and gorgeous. And with the weather cooling down we are now flocking to our favorite retail stores to get ready for the long and cold winter ahead. Well look no further. The fall trends for plus size women are right on track and totally fabulous. For this Fall Winter 2013 for plus size women, the good news is that all of these trends embraced the classics with a return to emphasize femininity and glamour in most elegant way. So, all in all, this season is a big girl’s dream comes true to look standout, powerful, and sparkling. The leather trend is in high gear this season from full leather skirts and jackets to leather trimmed leggings – even outfits with leather detailing –, while the color palette highlights luxury of autumn-y earthy tones including maroon, mustard, rustic, olive, brown, khaki as well as monochromatic black, grey, and white.

Whitney Thompson

Whitney Thompson is the first full-figured girl chosen to win America's Next Top Model. She was born in Born: September 26, 1987 in Atlantic Beach, Florida, USA.

Whitney Thompson is the first plus-size model to win the reality-based TV show America's Next Top Model. Thompson began her modeling career at 15 in her home state of Florida, appearing several times on the cover of her local "Jacksonville" community magazine. Thompson is 5'10" and a US size 10. She was 20 at the time of her appearances on ANTM. Thompson is the first plus-size model to appear on the cover of Seventeen magazine, on the July 2008 issue.

Autumn/Winter Fashion Trend 2013-2014

Here, we’ll take a look at a few winter style tips to help you navigate this season’s must-have trends. Are you ready for winter? The winter is nearly here for the most people in the country, so the question is: Are you prepared? Not only to survive the season and its cold weather, but to look great in the winter. The magazines are full of methods and tips to help you with this cold weather, but I’m here to show you what is trendy and how to keep yourself warm this cold season. It’s important not to neglect the way you look, even if you have to wear a thick coat.

Tara Lynn on Spain Elle

She is back!! Welcome back Tara Lynn.

Plus size model Tara Lynn is one of three cover models to grace the November 2013 issue of ELLE Spain. Tara Lynn shares the spotlight with actress Paula Echevarria and journalist Sara Carbonero. Each woman was selected for different reason but according to the writers at ELLE Spain, they’re a trio of stars who fans identify as real women.

On the November cover of ELLE Spain, the stunning beauty is wearing a leather jacket. Once inside, she’s wearing pencil skirts, leopard prints, denim and outerwear.

Plus-size beauty Tara Lynn stuns in the new cover story shot by photographer Xavi Gordo for the November 2013 issue of Elle Spain. Styled by Inmaculada Jimenez, Tara sports stylish basics for the Fall 2013 season, showing off her sexy curves. Makeup looks are courtesy of David Carreiro.

Wildlife Photography

Wildlife photography attracts many people, primarily due to the attraction to wildlife and for those who want to pursue a career as a wildlife photographer - courses are the best choice to grasp some knowledge.

Wildlife photography uses lenses, filters and tools that are very different from an advertising or fashion photography assignment. You need to learn a lot about animal behavior and how to deal with them before making it a serious profession.

Shooting wildlife usually cover topics such as:

Where to Begin- Have you ever thought Amazon forest is the best place to start your career as a wildlife photographer? If you head to the Amazons expecting some great photos, you will be disappointed because in dense tropical forests, it is very hard to spot animals or birds as you can do in a savannah. A national park close to your home is the best place to begin photography. With a good course, you will learn hotspots in your location where you can click great pictures.

Techniques - Camouflages are widely on your equipment and clothing to hide your presence from wildlife but this is just one technique. Wildlife photographers also use foods and other items to attract animals and birds. You usually use faster shutter speeds and higher ASA settings to capture wildlife, and a good course will cover in detail about aperture and shutter settings.

Learn About Lenses- Arguably, a large range of telephoto lenses are used in wildlife photography. Each manufacturer will have multiple models with same focal length but the results and features for each lens vary. Professional help is a must for every wildlife photography student to pick the right photography lens.

Animal Psychology- A wildlife photographer who wants to shoot pictures of a Cheetah or a Bengal Tiger spends most of his/her time on learning about the particular animal's behavior because spotting the animal and being safe in the animal's presence is more important. When you head to the wilderness, there will be other animals, snakes and venomous insects that you will come in contact with so you can't limit your knowledge to one animal but must expand to every possible animal and plant that you will find. This is why professional lessons are required to empower yourself with sufficient knowledge.

Surviving In The Wild- There are many newcomers who are attracted to wildlife photography due to the fancy side it seems to show. However, wilderness survival and photography are not that easy without adequate knowledge and tools to survive. With professional courses, you will learn how to survive in the wild, stay for days or even weeks to capture the subject you intend to etc. These courses also cover information about the necessary tools and equipment that a wildlife photographer must carry.