Adriana Lima steams up Love Magazine Advent calendar
The 33-year-old Brazilian Victoria's Secret supermodel and mother of two vamps for the camera in a Philipp Plein swimsuit in the English magazine's steamy Advent video calendar.
Christmas came early in the Love Magazine Advent calendar.
The U.K. magazine creates Advent calendars of models and celebrities strutting their stuff in videos directed by fashion photographers like Doug Inglish and Daniel Jackson, and this year's Christmas Eve slot went to Brazilian Victoria's Secret supermodel, Adriana Lima.
Lima may be 33 years old and the mother of two, but she is in fine form, sporting a Philipp Plein swimsuit and vamping for the camera alluringly.
The Jackson-directed clip is in slow-motion and parts of it are in reverse-motion, which allows the model's hair to fall up and then settle in surreal ways.
This year's calendar is sponsored by Plein, a German fashion designer, and has featured Lizzy Jagger, Kris and Kendall Jenner and Alessandra Ambrosio in various states of undress.
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Lima, who has always described herself as a devout Catholic, has two children, ages 5 and 2, with Serbian basketball player, Marko Jaric. The couple separated earlier this year.
She has in recent months stated that she keeps herself in shape by training as boxers do, by jumping rope, punching heavy bags and actual sparring.
"It’s an intense workout, and it’s the best form of cardio," she told the fitness website Daily Burn. "You get toned but not bulky. And it’s not boring. Every day you learn something new, whether that’s different combinations of punches, or more moves with the rope."
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