Supermodel Kate Upton's hot body has been the apple-of-the-eye of the fashion world but according to the "The Other Woman" actress, she will never pose entirely naked. The model is also "happy" to be called a bombshell as it where she started her career.
In an interview with Details Magazine, the 21-year-old Sports Illustrated model said she does not want to pose entirely naked as she is not keen on its effects in the social media and in the internet.
According to Movie Pilot, Kate Upton said that photos are art and the body is considered as beautiful. Thus for her, it is amazing to be photographed naked and that it should be received in a positive way.
"But with social media and the Internet and not so great blogs and the attention like that, I don't think that my pictures would be received in the way that I'd want them to be received. That's why I've stayed away from them," she said.
"The Other Woman" actress added, "I really appreciate those photos and I think those women are beautiful, but I think social media and the Internet has prevented me from putting myself out there like that."
Kate Upton also revealed that she takes more commercial brands because she want it to be affordable, NY Post said.
"I used to be in a situation where I couldn't afford the really amazing expensive clothes and I want to show people that there are fashionable clothes out there for affordable prices," she explained.
"The Other Woman" actress added that being in a position where she can lead people on taking the right direction towards eyeing affordable yet fashionable finds is what she likes doing.
Because of her Kate Upton hot body, the supermodel said that is fine with her to be called a bombshell.
"It's where I've started and it's what I've accomplished, so I'm happy about it," she said.
Aside from her Kate Upton hot body, the newest face of Bobbi Brown also stressed that as her career grows, people will eventually see that she has a lot more to offer and give.
"I'm patient about it. Now it's out of my hands-it has kind of been rolling on its own-but at the beginning I was micromanaging every little step," she said.
