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Melissa Masi, Yanderis now with Plus Beauty

The Plus Beauty agency has dramatically augmented its roster by signing two of the most gorgeous models in the industry: Melissa Masi and Yanderis.
Better still, the models have added many new images to their online portfolios that show not only how gorgeous they themselves are, but how much progress the plus-size industry as a whole has made in recent seasons.
First, here is a headshot of Melissa which is surely the steamiest that she has ever created. The makeup is brilliant, and the look in her eyes pierces the viewer to his very soul.
Here is another image from her shoot with Stanley Debas, which offers an almost unbearably seductive glimpse of her curvy midriff:
How wonderful to see this model enjoying the "skin-baring" styles that are all the rage this season. Nothing could better adorn the model's gorgeous figure than this lovely pink top:
And the gossamer fabric of this lighter-than-air item is the very essence of the New Femininity:

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And what an absolute thrill it is to finally see new test images of Yanderis. She electrified the plus-size modelling world with her 2002 campaign for Addition-Elle, as well as with her celebrated series of Fashion Bug covers.
Like Melissa, Yanderis is a true plus-size model at a size 14, and with seductive measurements 38-35-44, she has a rounded, natural figure.
Masses of chestnut hair, soft facial features--it is little wonder that she has always attracted legions of fans?
Having now augmented its roster with these two shining stars, Miami's Plus Beauty agency can now boast of having one of the strongest plus boards ever assembled. It will be exciting to see what new opportunities lie in wait for these perenially popular models.
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