Famous Curves
PA Photos“I don't need to be skinny to be sexy” Scarlett Johansson says. That’s true – but having a face and body like hers can’t hurt either.
PA Photos“My body is more Fifties era, more busty with booty,” Anne Hathaway says of her fabulous figure. Super stylist Patricia Fields taught the actress how to dress her curves while filming The Devil Wears Prada.
PA PhotosBeyoncé lost 20lbs for her role as Deena Jones in Dreamgirls but once filming had finished she couldn’t wait to return to get her trademark hourglass figure back. “I'm a black woman and in our society hips and thighs are considered beautiful. I would look in the mirror and not feel like a woman. I didn't feel sexy,” she said.
PA PhotosCurves to die for at 51, if only we had the dedication of Pilates fanatic Kim Cattrall.
PA PhotosConfident Welsh singer Charlotte Church has been known to hit out at the press for their definition of “curvy”: “Curvy’s when you have got weight all over instead of just having heavy t**s”.
PA PhotosCatherine Zeta-Jones may have lost a little weight recently but she still remains the poster-girl for shapely curves. The star says she’s never understood the modern obsession for women to be ultra-slim.
PA PhotosQueen of burlesque Dita Von Teese has the ultimate hourglass figure, and is not shy to show it off. The dancer maintains her gorgeous body by…dancing (obviously)!
PA PhotosOscar-winning Dreamgirls star Jennifer Hudson says a lot of singers’ voices sound different when they lose weight: “So you're all just going to have to get used to my jelly,” she joked.
PA PhotosJennifer Lopez is famous worldwide for her shapely booty, so it’s only right that it should be insured – for $1billion dollars.
Rex Features“You can't strut your stuff when you're skinny” says the voluptuous Jessica Simpson. To demonstrate her point, the singer always chooses curvaceous women to model her bikini line.
