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This Sperky Nejsou Hrich Lookbook is Too Coquettish for the Convent

The idea of women who have dedicated their bodies to the church often becomes a profane fantasy for men. The Sperky Nejsou Hrich lookbook takes this naughty notion to the press with an erotic editorial of a nearly-naked nun.

Zuzana Straska is the blonde bombshell seen wearing a conventual's veil. The white wide-brimmed hat is, however, not paired with a modest habit and wimple, but with a slinky black dress which explicitly reveals the lady's cleavage and inner thighs -- not to mention her shoulders and knees.

Posed upon the altar, within the apses and the transepts of a cathedral, the model shows off the Nejsou Hrich lookbook in the most sinfully sensual way one can imagine. Photographer Lukas Dvorak captured these images for the Klenoty Aurum 2011 and you can be sure it's getting the irreverent attention it seeks.
Trend Themes
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