Tahnee Atkinson’s latest shoot will take your breath away
SHE first took our breath away in 2009 when she won Australia’s Next Top Model but like a fine wine Tahnee Atkinson just keeps getting better.
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SHE first took our breath away in 2009 when she won Australia’s Next Top Model but like a fine wine Tahnee Atkinson just keeps getting better.
Atkinson may have been criticised by her fellow contestants for her weight but her curves have seen her in hot demand ever since.
In a recent Instagram post photographer Josie Clough has captured the brunette beauty with her sublime figure on show for all to see.
Sporting a mismatched bikini with a triangular top that revealed her ample assets as she leans against a wall.
The scorching shoot follows Atkinson’s appearances at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia as a guest at several shows.
She also received an invitation to Dan Single and Bambi Northwood-Blyth’s P. Jame party which was declared the wildest event of the week.
A brand ambassador for Bras N Things Atkinson has previously said that she hasn’t always felt comfortable with her DD-cup bust.
“You want what you don’t have,” Atkinson, 23, said.
“For me, oh I’d love smaller boobs, and then people are like, ‘I’d love big boobs’.”
So what challenges do women with a fuller bust face that those with petite assets don’t?
“You can get back pain and excerising is an effort with big boobs, it hurts,” Atkinson laughed.
“I’m used to it. I’ve found the right type of clothes and bras and shapewear to wear to help me.”
“I choose to wear clothes that are a bit more covered, I guess.
“If I’m tanned and I love a piece of clothing that’s a bit lower, I will. I just feel more comfortable in not full-boob tops.
“I was quite late to get boobs and I kept getting bigger and bigger. Being a DD scared me.
“I used to wear smaller bras because I refused to believe I was a DD and now, I’ve learnt it’s all about having the right fit.”
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