ModelPromoter.com Talks About Why Just 'Cause You've Got It, Doesn't Mean You Should Flaunt It

Online, October 31, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Fitness guru Jennifer Nicole Lee is a sight for sore eyes. And not because her body isn't smokin'. No, it's more because she has an editing problem when it comes to just how much of it she should show off. Determining the right time and place for certain specimens seem to be of particular difficulty to her, as her barely-there tank choice demonstrated just yesterday.

In the opinion of ModelPromoter.com (the same site that pointed out how models with short hair can be just as feminine as any with longer locks), a solid nip slip is nothing to gasp at-be it in a photo shoot or on a catwalk. Letting your bosoms fly free is even all right at a nudist beach. But right there in the middle of South Beach?

Not exactly appropriate.

It's true, Lee technically did cover up, but since she sheathed herself in a thin, white material, which she promptly soaked through in the ocean, it's up for debate whether that should count. The exposure practically slapped beach-goers in the face, and one can only imagine the number of awkward family discussions followed, with startled, vacationing parents trying to explain to their pre-teen daughters how anything unlined is not appropriate beachwear (and just when they'd tackled the I-want-to-wear-a-bikini hurdle, no less).

At the end of the day, whether you're a tight-ab'ed fitness buff or a successful top model (even one who's used to bearing all for the sake of fashion), there is a time and a place for nudity and middle-of-the-day South Beach is just not one of them. Not only is it disrespectful to innocent bystanders (let's not assume anyone and everyone will appreciate your little show), but it gives people the wrong impression of you-people who might be potential clients.

In order to appear serious about modeling, you must put your best foot forward, visible nipples are not included.

For more tips on how to be a better model, visit the Modeling Advice Blog at ModelPromoter.com.