Come December, and our magazine covers are trying to ring in something for Santa. And Vanity Fair is no less different. Because, their last issue for the year has a vampish Kate Winslet.
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Going by reports, Kate Winslet was quite verbose about her disgust at what airbrushing had done to her womanly curves. Six years on, the mother of two has posed for her most explicit photoshoot yet, sprawled seductive and naked - save for stockings and stilettos - across a fur-covered chaise lounge.
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| One of the excerpts from the interview includes when she discusses on bridging herself from a fat girl to a famous artist. "I never had a desire to be famous," Winslet said. "I was fat. I didn't know any fat famous actresses. I just did not see myself in that world at all, and I'm being very sincere. You know, once a fat kid, always a fat kid."  |
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| The mother of two - Mia, eight, and Joe, five - is currently promoting the upcoming film Revolutionary Road which hits the theatres on December 26th. |
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| The British born celebrity has taken some severe criticism from the tabloid press across the pond. The Sun, the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail have published banner headlines declaring that the Vanity Fair cover, and other poses from the shoot are the product of heavy airbrushing. One of the publications even brought in an airbrushing expert to pick apart the photographs.
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| Back in February 2003, Miss Winslet was apologetic when her image was digitally enhanced to make her look slimmer for a GQ magazine shoot. The actress, who had always championed the fuller figure, said then: 'I don't want people to think I was a hypocrite and had suddenly gone and lost 30 pounds, which is something I would never do. And more importantly I don't want to look like that.'
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