These new pics of my girl Selena are from the February 2011 issue of InStyle Magazine
The point of this article seems to be to tell girls how to be sexy without showing a lot of skin.
As Selena clearly demonstrates, this is very, very possible. Still… I’d rather have more skin.
… And she’s showing plenty there! Wow. 😀
As always, click any pic to see the full set.




See there you have it
Selena Marie Gomez: sexy with sophistication and class.
looks like she’s sure ready to be an adult in the insane world that is Hollywood, and she can do it with elegance.
Seriously, why does she not add modeling to her resume? She’s absolutely gorgeous. Not to mention she’d be one of the few models in the world with a healthy body fat ratio!
I know she’s got a full house on the career front and she’s a fantastic actress… but you can’t deny that the girl is like living bloody art!
To be sexy without showing a lot of skin … You mean she could be showing more skin? That would be nice!
And she’s showing plenty there!
totally agree
yeah these are gorgeous man, but have you got anything on the Brenda Song and Aly Michalka new OP campaign, there’s this video from ET out there but i haven’t been able to find anything else of worth, and they both look stupid hot, so it’d be very much appreciated if you could post whatever you can find
Selena is a classic beauty. And sexy as hell! LOL.
Oh yeah, I love it when she wears red lipstick. She doesn’t do it that often, but when she does, man does she look hot.
@Babbathus: a classic beauty indeed.
I’m not big fan of the red lips, i prefer her with a more natural lip color; but I love the red here. It adds to the sleek sophistication; absolutely gorgeous.
they look pink to me, mostly the last one.
Yeah, it looks like more of a pink to me too. I don’t like blood red lipstick on her, but the more subdued pink works well for her.
well yeah you’re right, it’s pink not red, but that’s more of a technicality. Both the red and this pink provide a very dramatic contrast. Whether it’s an intense red or an intense pink, it’s more about the striking emphasis it evokes.
Well, the pink suits her coloring a lot better than the red, was my point.