Actress Eva Mendes is open-minded and she knows what she to say and when. I actually think she is a very down to earth girl who happens to be a sexy siren and a movie star. Nudity on or off screen is not taboo to her. After having her Calvin Klein ads censored cause of her exposed breasts, Eva fires back saying fake boobs are more vulgar than her beautiful natural breasts.

Eva says: �Who cares if you actually see the nipple in the nude? It�s a beautiful, natural nude. Versus, you know, women in these tiny, little, itsy bitsy bikinis with boobs that really don�t belong on their body. And I�m not against fake breasts at all; I�m not against augmentation. But I think when you get to that point of vulgarity where it�s not in proportion, that�s more vulgar to me than a beautiful nude.�

Eva also points out how hypocrite people can be when they are flooded with vulgarity every day. Defending various photo shoot that included nudity and everything she has done in her career, she considers Americans very sexually conservative.

�I�m American, and I�m as proud as you get. But I think it�s easier for us to portray violence, and then to be OK with it, than it is for some reason to portray nudity. And look: I don�t like gratuitous nudity, and I believe that I�ve never been a part of gratuitous nudity, in a film or in a photo shoot. I feel like all my stuff has always been, if not artful, if not artsy, you know, tasteful. I think we�re a bit conservative when it comes to nudity and sexuality. And it�s so funny because I�d much rather see a beautiful nude of a woman than see these girls with these Triple-D fake boobs in a bikini. To me, that�s more vulgar than seeing a beautiful nude of a natural body.�

I have to agree with her� natural nudity isn�t such an outrage when it�s done tastefully! I think it�s less shocking for people to see a natural naked body on TV than watch all those reality shows with pseudo-actresses with big fake boobs!!

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