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01 Sep 05:55am

Filed under: Christina Hendricks, Fashion, Media, Society, Women

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks has extraordinarily large breasts. Really. Have a good look below and see if you can spot them.

Christina stops the awards show. Picture AP

What’s fascinating isn’t so much the breasts themselves – although I defy anyone of any sexual persuasion not to find them mesmerising - but the fact that they’ve been permitted to flourish on mainstream television. In recent years, breasts like these have required a password and credit card before you’d get to see them in action.

Breasts. Bosoms. Tits. Boobs. Jugs. Rack. The names may dip in and out of both fashion and taste, but you’d expect the popularity of the appendages themselves would remain more or less constant. Not so.

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Shamz says:

02:18am | 18/09/10

I know I shouldn’t breastfeed the trolls, but I couldn’t let this one pass. I’m a natural 10GG, slim, hourglass figure (bonnet matches the trunk) and miracle of miracles, I also have a brain. I’m a PhD candidate, work three jobs, and am not promiscuous or even remotely vacuous. I… Read more »
Rob says:

05:10pm | 07/09/10

LOL at everyone who thinks they’re real! It’s called PR. And before any naturally large-breasted size 10 women object, it’s not necessarily about size. It’s about profile. It’s how her breasts protrude up and out, creating a ‘perfect’ cleavage and visible ridge along her upper-chest. Some women get high profile… Read more »

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