Vanessa Hudgens In Lingerie With Zac Efon
Vanessa Hudgens must be getting pretty comfortable again. The adorable girlfriend of Zac Efron was photographed in various poses earlier this year including some lingerie photos and one very famous full frontal shot that made her the most typed term into search engines world wide. Did she learn anything from it? Time will tell.
It was one of her rare appearances since nude photos of her surfaced on the internet.
Hudgens clammed up when she was asked to discuss her favourite looks of the evening, inspiring Efron to pipe in: "I'm not really an underwear kind of guy, but she is."
Indeed, Efron did look bored as celebrated stripteaser Dita Von Teese performed in a gilded bird cage.
Keeping a tight grip on her man, Hudgens would say only that she liked the feathers that appeared on models throughout the evening.
Von Teese, a collector of vintage lingerie, ended her striptease with a douse of water.
She described her nearly nude costume as "a glamorous 1950s bird of paradise who goes to Vegas" with "a massive amount of very rare pheasant feathers the best money can buy."
Behind Efron and Hudgens, the Frederick's of Hollywood executives had to clear out of a VIP area to make way for Janet Jackson and her entourage, including her main man, Jermaine Dupri.
Jackson's posse arrived too late to see the fashion show, but caught a performance by the Foo Fighters.
Simpson was one of 40 celebrities who designed corsets that will be auctioned on eBay beginning Friday to raise funds for actress Jane Kaczmarek's Clothes Off Our Back.
A corset designed for the event last year by Charlize Theron netted $18,000.
But the charity's top-selling garment of all time remains Jennifer Aniston's 2002 Emmy dress, a vintage Dior that sold for $50,000.
Kaczmarek's corset design this year was based on one of her favourite films of 2006: Marie Antoinette, with fabric selected by her husband, Bradley Whitford, who gifted his wife with lingerie during their courtship.
But boys shouldn't try giving lingerie to Amanda Bynes, who said: "I think that's inappropriate. You're assuming you're going to be intimate with someone. For me, that would be strange."
It was one of her rare appearances since nude photos of her surfaced on the internet.
Hudgens clammed up when she was asked to discuss her favourite looks of the evening, inspiring Efron to pipe in: "I'm not really an underwear kind of guy, but she is."
Indeed, Efron did look bored as celebrated stripteaser Dita Von Teese performed in a gilded bird cage.
Keeping a tight grip on her man, Hudgens would say only that she liked the feathers that appeared on models throughout the evening.
Von Teese, a collector of vintage lingerie, ended her striptease with a douse of water.
She described her nearly nude costume as "a glamorous 1950s bird of paradise who goes to Vegas" with "a massive amount of very rare pheasant feathers the best money can buy."
Behind Efron and Hudgens, the Frederick's of Hollywood executives had to clear out of a VIP area to make way for Janet Jackson and her entourage, including her main man, Jermaine Dupri.
Jackson's posse arrived too late to see the fashion show, but caught a performance by the Foo Fighters.
Simpson was one of 40 celebrities who designed corsets that will be auctioned on eBay beginning Friday to raise funds for actress Jane Kaczmarek's Clothes Off Our Back.
A corset designed for the event last year by Charlize Theron netted $18,000.
But the charity's top-selling garment of all time remains Jennifer Aniston's 2002 Emmy dress, a vintage Dior that sold for $50,000.
Kaczmarek's corset design this year was based on one of her favourite films of 2006: Marie Antoinette, with fabric selected by her husband, Bradley Whitford, who gifted his wife with lingerie during their courtship.
But boys shouldn't try giving lingerie to Amanda Bynes, who said: "I think that's inappropriate. You're assuming you're going to be intimate with someone. For me, that would be strange."
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