World Best | Boobs 2013 Nuts Magazine [exclusive]
Introduction
World’s Best Boobs 2013
The feature was a major 18-page special published in the April 26 – May 2, 2013 issue of the UK lads' magazine, Nuts . The feature showcased "100 brill-boobed babes" as voted by the magazine's readers. Key Highlights from the 2013 Issue
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If you were scrolling through Tumblr, flipping through Vogue , or walking through Soho in 2013, you probably remember a distinct sense of vertigo. The muted minimalism of the early 2010s (think Céline’s blank canvases) had been invaded by a primal, chaotic, and frankly nuts aesthetic. Welcome to the retrospective analysis of —a year where designers literally turned acorns into earrings, and metaphorically drove every stylist crazy. world best boobs 2013 nuts magazine
Conclusion
In 2013, minimalism was put on pause. The defining aesthetic of the year was, to put it technically, "nuts." Introduction World’s Best Boobs 2013 The feature was
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This was the golden era of the . Designers like Mary Katrantzou and Christopher Kane were pushing boundaries, turning dresses into kaleidoscopic artworks. The "geek chic" trend was in full force—referenced perfectly by Miuccia Prada’s "Nuts and Bolts" jewelry from previous seasons, which trickled down to the high street in 2013. The muted minimalism of the early 2010s (think
magazine icon, Pinder remained a perennial favorite. Her longevity in the industry and her frequent appearances on covers made her a benchmark for the magazine's aesthetic. Keeley Hazell:
"Logomania."
On the professional side, the world was seeing a shift toward Kenzo’s Tiger sweatshirt and Givenchy’s Rottweiler tees became the uniform of the global elite. Street style photographers like Tommy Ton and The Sartorialist were the new kingmakers, turning "regular" fashionistas into global celebrities for wearing clashing prints and "arm parties" (stacks of dozens of bracelets). 4. Celebrity Catalysts
