who made jessica alba's swimsuit in the movie into the blue?
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WHO CARES ABOUT THE SUIT? DANG SHE WAS FINE
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oh man yo ucant ask that! thats far too difficult of a question!\n\ni say jessica alba is really hot but there are tons other ones that are too. nicole kidman has that classic hotness, evangeline lilly looks kinda like my girlfriend so ive already got that...there are TONS of celebrities that are hot\n\nUNFAIR! you cant make us CHOOSE!
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Jessica Alba and you know why!
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keira and jessica alba\njohhny too!
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hey you're really pretty... I would go as Tyra Banks maybe? Wear that lavendar strapless dress with the poofy skirt she wore to an awards once
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Copy cat\nDid Anaita copy Aishwarya Rai’s blue bikini as was reported in the media recently? Anaita says, “I am a stylist, I don’t make clothes, I source them. The two swimsuits were identical. I bought Aishwarya’s from a boutique in Brazil. Someone else could have done the same thing. I didn’t get the swimsuit made from a tailor here — that would be a copy.”
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JESSICA ALBA:\n\nAfter a series of moves in her childhood due to her father's career in the US Air Force, the wide-eyed, dark-haired and striking Jessica Alba settled with her family in Southern California and began to take acting classes at the age of eleven. Soon after beginning her studies, Alba made her film debut in 1993's "Camp Nowhere". Originally cast in a very small role, she was upgraded to a feature part when the original actress dropped out. Although Alba claims she won the role chiefly because her look was similar to the original player, she proved capable of the work, and made an impressive debut. After a recurring role as a contemptible snob on Nickelodeon's "The Secret World of Alex Mack", Alba became a regular on the syndicated series "Flipper", a revival of the popular 1960s adventure program. Fresh faced, enthusiastic and sweet, the part of Maya Graham was a nice departure from her previous TV efforts. Alba originated the role of the young girl who befriends the titular dolphin, appearing on the show for the 1995-1996 season. \n\nAn "ABC Afterschool Special" entitled "Too Soon for Jeff" aired in 1996, starring Alba as a pregnant teenager and Freddie Prinze Jr. as her overwhelmed boyfriend. Next the actress could be seen in some memorable guest performances on television series. Alba played a girl smitten with the captain's young son on UPN's "Love Boat: The Next Wave", a confused teen mother on a two-part episode of "Beverly Hills, 90210" (Fox) and the daughter of a police officer who identifies another officer as having indecently exposed himself to her in the CBS police drama "Brooklyn South" (all 1998). Also in 1998, Alba starred in the little seen children's comedy feature "P.U.N.K.S". The following year she was featured in two higher profile films, first playing a clique leader in "Never Been Kissed", starring Drew Barrymore as a twentysomething reporter returned to high school for an undercover story. Next was "Idle Hands", a supernatural thriller starring Devon Sawa and Seth Green where Alba was featured as Sawa's love interest.\n\nAlba's career kicked into high gear when she was cast as the genetically perfect Max on James Cameron's series "Dark Angel" in 2000. Her popularity skyrocketed along with the show's success and in the first season, she was nominated for a Golden Globe and she won the TV Guide Award as Breakout Star of the Year--nevetheless, the very expensive series folded in 2002 despite its devoted core following. \n\nAlba's opportunities expanded along with her success and she became a spokeswoman for L'Oreal hair products (the Feria line of coloring) in 2001, and in 2002, she starred in the low-profile film "The Sleeping Dictionary" as a South American woman who falls in love with a British colonialist who visits her village. Her first major bid toward big screen stardom came in the form of "Honey" (2003), a feast of Alba-fueled eye candy but otherwise undistinguished effort aimed at the MTV demographic in which she played a tough, sexy music video choreographer. Next up was a pair of high-profile projects based on comic book properties: first was the visually arresting "Sin City" (2005) for Robert Rodriguez and co-director/comic book creator Frank Miller, in which she played Nancy Callahan, a sultry, lasso-spinning pole dancer with an unexpected past in the segment "That Yellow Bastard"; then she went blonde and took the role of Susan Storm, better known as The Invisible Girl, for the big-screen, big-budget adaptation of the classic Stan Lee-Jack Kirby Marvel Comic "The Fantastic Four" (2005). Although Alba gamely tackled the role, her efforts were largely undermined by a lack of chemistry with co-star/love interest Ioan Gruffudd and the film's wildly uneven quality.
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Jessica Alba because she is so hot it makes me thirsty. She should've been the Human Torch! I could go on forever. Basically Jessica Alba is a terrific actor and even better in a bikini.
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I though jessica alba was awsome. But the movie was just OK
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Warwick Davis. \n\nHe plays Professor Flitwick in Harry Potter, and played Wicket W. Warwick the Ewok in Return of the Jedi.
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not gonna lie - Jessica Alba and Maria Sharapova.
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Angelina Jolie, Eva Langoria, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Lopez, Zalma Hayec, Roselyn Sanchez
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Rosario Dawson, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Lopez, Halle Berry, Angelina Jolie, Jada Pinckett-Smith (Sorry, Will...), Jessica Alba,Eva Mendes, Jennifer Garner, Teri Hatcher (I'm getting tired of typing!) Marissa Tomei, and Heather Graham for starters...
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Zentai!\n\nZentai is the spandex bodysuit fetish.  Zentai suits are usually used by movie companies on green- or blue-screens, to keep actors invisible.  It's actually a very big thing in Japan (so I hear).\n\nI'm sure googling "Zentai" will help, but here's a link to Wikipedia's Zentai page...
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Sandy Froman \n\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/WNT/PersonOfWeek/story?id=695111&page=1
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Definitely Jessica Alba...she is really hot, plus I loved Dark Angel.
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Angelina Jolie or Jessica Alba