Claudia Schiffer
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The Hollywood Gossp would like to apologize for the following, awful pun:

For Claudia Schiffer, it's in vogue to get naked.

The absolutely stunning model has gone all Amanda Beard on us, taking off her clothes in the pages of Vogue Paris magazine. Not that we're complaining. At all.

When you've got a body like this, why not flaunt it? That's the reason Matthew McConaughey hasn't worn a shirt in three years. And women everywhere, especially Camila Alves, are thankful for that.

Take notes, Kimberly Bell: This is how you look good nude.

Of course, the only thing hotter than a Claudia Schiffer naked photo would be one with this bare super model and Ali Larter nude. We'll see what we can do to make this happen.

Are you listening, Kate Bosworth?
Pull up close to your screen, Mischa Barton.

None other than Claudia Schiffer says that women, especially models, have become too skinny to be attractive.

"It doesn't really look good any more," the 36-year-old says in an interview with Germany's Bunte magazine.

"Fashion looks good on thin models, but when you look at today's models you can not help but think there is something wrong. They are way too thin. It is only bones that stick out."

Schiffer hit her stride as a catwalker in the 90s, along with supermodels like Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christie Turlington and Linda Evangelista.

Those ladies had some nice curves on them. Sadly, the only thing some women, such as Kelly Ripa, know about curves these days is that they're a slower pitch than a fastball.

Meanwhile, the city of Madrid recently banned models below a certain weight from its fashion shows. Models with a body-mass-index (BMI) - which takes into account height and weight - of less than 18 were not allowed to take to the runway.

"Models have always been thin. But today, they are even thinner, which is unbelievable," said Schiffer, who has been on the cover of more than 550 magazines during her career.

Amen, Claudia. Take a look at this Tyra Banks picture, people. It's easy to be beautiful and non-skeletal.