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    Time Out New York / Issue 651 : Mar 19–25, 2008
    Spring fashion '08

    Big boobs, big style

    Large-breasted babes abound in Hollywood—and throughout history—but they don’t all have the fashion sense to show off their ta-tas appropriately (hello, Pamela Anderson). Check out the distinct styles of ten of our favorite busty ladies.

    By Lindsey Unterberger

    3. Betty Boop
    Created by Max Fleischer in the 1930s, Betty Boop is widely considered the first animated screen siren. Even without the garter belt and come-hither wink, Betty embodied sexy. From her red high heels to her curve-hugging dress with seemingly super push-up powers, Betty knew just how to flaunt that hourglass figure. Such is her lasting appeal that Carnival Cruise Lines offers a five-day sea excursion featuring Boop-inspired events, including a look-alike contest. (We're not making this up.)

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      Lke ur pics i sit bk sum nights finkin how gud betty boop is i even dream bout her

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      what does "um, curvier body type" mean?! she's NORMAL sized (and shrinking every day) compared to all the other stick insects dying around hollyweird.

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