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Selena Gomez Shares Sexy Pink Bikini Shots From Bachelorette Party Yacht

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On Saturday, Selena Gomez shared some pics on her Instagram Story from a weekend aboard a yacht wearing an incredibly sexy salmon pink bikini. The top of the two-piece featured a halter necktie and bustier cups. The bikini bottoms were topped with a matching fabric belt with a gold buckle. Her hair was down and flying in the wind, and she appeared to be makeup free under the sun.

Around her neck was a short gold chain and she wore gold earrings. On one hand was a colorful ring with a gold band, and she had a pale pink manicure. As a cover-up, the pop star work a pair of denim overalls with ripped knees that she let fall down into her lap for other photos.

At one point, she wore a headband to keep the hair out of her face on the boat.

She posed with friends through the day out, including one of her besties Connar Franklin.

In a photo posted by Franklin, Gomez has switched her outfit, wearing an asymmetrical glittering brown one-piece with a cut out across her torso and a woven straw cowboy hat.

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And she shared another photo of Gomez smiling with the boat's wake behind her.

Gomez just celebrated her 31st birthday, holding a celebrity-studded event including Paris Hilton, Christina Aguilera, Karol G, Saweetie, Diplo, Tiffany Haddish, Pia Mia, Sabrina Claudio, Benny Blanco, YG, and Tyga. She wore a gorgeous Bottega Veneta minidress from their Spring 2023 collection with black, open-toed heels accented with more red blossoms on the back.

She also recently celebrated the birthday of friend Francia Raisa, indicating the pair had reconciled after a rumored feud. Raisa donated her kidney to Gomez following the Only Murders In the Building star's lupus diagnosis.

She shared several photos of herself with Raisa, writing in the caption, “happiest of birthdays to this special human being. No matter where life takes us, I love you.”

Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com . Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book, The Lonely Hunter, will be released by Dial Press in February 2022.

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I Don't Sail, But TikTok's "Yacht Girl Summer" Is a Look I Can Get Behind

Between the balletcore, " old money " and " tomato girl " aesthetics, we're spending summer 2023 in pretty flats, blazers and shirred dresses, and swapping Y2K grunge for Gen Z's take on luxury dressing. But, whether you subscribe to the latest trends or you're a classic dresser, there is something universally appealing about TikTok's latest aesthetic that might just capture your attention, and it's already a celeb and influencer favourite.

Enter, "yacht girl summer". You might not actually have plans to  cruise around the French Riviera this summer, but there's no reason you can't dress like you're about to step onto a boat, and this luxe aesthetic is the key to looking put together and keeping cool—something we can easily get behind. Sorry, regencycore, but this is a moment for the Below Deck fans.

Take one part maritime stripes, add a little '90s glamour, throw in plenty of linen and swimwear and sprinkle with a little French  je ne sais quoi , et voila, the yacht-girl uniform is complete. Think Hailey Bieber's holiday looks, Sophia Richie Grainge's  honeymoon wardrobe or Katy Perry at Wimbledon. Goodbye, hot girl summer, and hello, luxury vibes. And if you've ever shoulder-robed a breton knit over a swimsuit whilst pouring a chilled glass of wine, congratulations—you've already achieved the goal.

Whilst the look lends itself well to the likes of Ralph Lauren, Toteme and Valentino, it's equally easy to achieve this expensive feel with high-street pieces. All it takes is the right colour palette and silhouette and a handful of chic accessories.

Sold on a yacht girl summer? Keep scrolling. I've rounded up designer, premium and high-street pieces so good that no one will know if they're archival couture or Arket, along with some easy outfit inspiration to help you style your new buys. Happy sailing. I mean, shopping .

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Style Notes : A breton top, linen trousers, sunnies and a raffia bag? Consider this entire outfit the YGS checklist. 

Style Notes : The easy way to style swimwear for before and after the pool. 

Style Notes : As soon as navy stripes are introduced, this look feels instantly yacht-ready. The bow-tie top adds a pretty edge. 

Style Notes: There aren't any sarongs on the yacht-girl moodboard—this summer it's all about chic cover-ups like gauzy maxi dresses and column skirts. 

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Casual, comfortable, cool. 

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It's impossible to believe you'd be tired of sandals already, but when you're ready to change into something more substantial, it has to be Bobbies loafers. 

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The perfect accompaniment to mules and a mini bag.

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Salma Hayek Looks So Incredible While Lounging on a Yacht in a Powder-Blue Bikini

She woke up and chose luxury

Salma Hayek woke up and chose luxury.

The actress today shared a snapshot of her current summer plans—which apparently include lounging on a yacht, in the middle of the ocean, at sunset, while looking incredible.

In the photo, posted on Instagram, Hayek is seen lying on the side of a glossy white yacht, her hands placed casually behind her head. She wears a grayish-blue bikini, with ties in the middle of the bra and on the sides of the bottom, and big round black sunglasses. Her hair is pulled back and she is makeup-free, sporting only a rich red manicure. Behind Hayek are the ocean at sunset and a view of a city skyline.

“Some people don’t like grey days, but I think everyday is precious. Adore your week, No matter what it brings ❤️,” she wrote in the caption, in both English and Spanish.

The Magic Mike’s Last Dance star’s relaxing boat day comes after she made various stunning appearances in Cannes, where she attended the French city’s annual film festival.

For the Kering Women in Motion Awards ceremony there, Hayek wore a glittering black Balenciaga gown with structured shoulder pads, ruffled trim, a velvet belt tied into a bow at the waist, a plunging neckline, and nearly two million embroidered black sequins.

On another occasion, she walked the Cannes Film Festival red carpet in a dramatic purple gown with big ruffles at the sleeves and skirt, pairing it with a massive diamond necklace.

Rosa Sanchez is the senior news editor at Harper's Bazaar, working on news as it relates to entertainment, fashion, and culture. Previously, she was a news editor at ABC News and, prior to that, a managing editor of celebrity news at American Media. She has also written features for Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, Forbes, and The Hollywood Reporter, among other outlets. 

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Zwielichtige Angebote Sie locken Frauen auf Yachten – was dort passiert, ist unklar

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Junge Models und Schauspielerinnen werden bezahlt, um auf Luxusyachten zu feiern. Es ist eine Welt voller Geld, Macht und Missbrauch. Eine Schweizer Schauspielerin spricht mit blue News über solche Anfragen.

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• Auf den sozialen Medien trendet ein neues Schlagwort: «Yacht Girls». 
• Junge Frauen trinken und tanzen auf dem Deck von Luxusyachten. Es sind oftmals junge Schauspielerinnen und Models, die dafür bezahlt werden.
• Das Problem dabei: Häufig werden die Frauen belästigt, schlimmstenfalls missbraucht.
• Die Schauspielerin Anja Andersen erzählt von einer solchen Anfrage und erklärt, warum manche junge Schauspielerinnen ein solches Angebot ansprechend finden.

Sie trinken Champagner und tanzen im Bikini auf dem Deck von Luxusyachten. Unter dem Hashtag #yachtgirls findet man in den sozialen Medien unzählige solcher Videos und Bilder. Den jungen Frauen scheint es gutzugehen.

Was viele nicht wissen: «Yacht Girls» sind nicht nur ein Trend auf Instagram und TikTok, die jungen Frauen darin sind oftmals Models und Schauspielerinnen, die dafür bezahlt werden, auf Luxusyachten Party zu machen. Was auf diesen Yachten aber passiert, wenn die Kameras aus sind, bleibt meistens verborgen. 

Begriff tauchte erstmals 2012 am Filmfestival in Cannes auf

Der Begriff «yacht girls» gewann 2012 während des Filmfestivals in Cannes an Bekanntheit. Eine Recherche der amerikanischen Journalistin Dana Kennedy enthüllte, dass junge Models gegen hohe Bezahlung auf Yachten wohlhabender Männer «platziert» wurden, oft spärlich bekleidet und einzig zur Unterhaltung der Gäste.

«Yachting» sei im Grunde nichts anderes als ein gehobenes Wort für Prostitution auf See. Das Problem dabei: Die betroffenen Frauen sind meistens keine professionellen Escorts, sondern junge Schauspielerinnen und Models. Sie werden nicht nur mit Geld, sondern vor allem mit wertvollen Kontakten an Bord gelockt.

Anfragen kommen auch über seriöse Plattformen

Anja Andersen ist freischaffende Schauspielerin in der Schweiz und in Deutschland. Diesen Sommer erhielt sie eine Anfrage von einer unbekannten Produktionsfirma. Auf den ersten Blick scheint es ein normales Angebot zu sein. «Die E-Mail kam auch über eine seriöse Plattform für Schauspieler*innen rein», so Andersen.

In der E-Mail schreibt die fremde Frau: «Das Ganze wird sich auf einer Yacht von Miami nach Freeport auf den Bahamas und wieder zurück abspielen.» Für den Job werden spezifisch Frauen aus Deutschland, zwischen 18 und 30 Jahren gesucht. 

Weiter schreibt sie: «Ein Film wird dabei gedreht und ganz viele Fotos werden gemacht.» Wenn Andersen daran interessiert sei und mehr Informationen haben möchte, solle sie ihr eine E-Mail zurückschreiben.

«Ich musste etwas schmunzeln, als ich die Anfrage erhielt. Sie klang so unseriös», erzählt Andersen. Sie schreibt trotzdem zurück: «Mich nahm Wunder, worum es bei dem Dreh genau geht.»

Teilnehmerinnen müssen «völlig gesund und psychisch stabil» sein

Kurze Zeit später erhält sie eine zweite Nachricht. Sie enthält viele Informationen und Anforderungen, die die Frauen erfüllen müssen. Unter anderem müssen die Teilnehmerinnen «positive und aufgeschlossene Mädchen sein, mit denen es leicht ist, zu arbeiten und angenehm im Umgang sind». Zudem müssen sie «völlig gesund und psychisch stabil sein.»  

Die Frau erklärt, dass auf der Yacht eine Serie gedreht wird. Jede Episode dauert 30–45 Minuten. «Wir erwarten, dass dies ein ‹die Zeit von meinem Leben› Erlebnis wird und wir werden unser Bestes geben, dass es genau so wird.»

Vier Tage lang werden sie ausserhalb von Freeport ankern und «in dieser Zeit die Lucayas, die Ureinwohner der Bahamas, besuchen». Dort werden sie Fotos von allen Mädchen zusammen mit den Lucayas machen.

«Die Episoden werden auf einem Streamingdienst veröffentlicht, der nur zahlenden VIP-Mitglieder zur Verfügung steht», heisst es in der E-Mail weiter. Wie hoch das Gehalt sein wird, kann die Frau zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch nicht sagen, aber sie verspricht, «dass niemand enttäuscht sein wird».

Ganz am Schluss sind verschiedene Vertragsbedingungen aufgelistet. Unter anderem: 

«Mir wurde schnell klar, dass dieser Job auch gefährlich hätte sein können und ich nichts damit zu tun haben möchte», so Andersen. «Verschiedene Punkte in dieser E-Mail sind total skurril. Beispielsweise das Oben-Ohne-Shooting, das Shooting mit den Ureinwohnern und dass man psychisch und physisch gesund sein muss.» Eine solche E-Mail im Spamordner hätte sie niemals beachtet. 

Junge Schauspielerinnen erhoffen sich Karrieredurchbruch

Andersen erklärt, dass sie nachvollziehen kann, dass junge Schauspielerinnen ein solches Angebot erstmals ansprechend finden: «Auf den Bahamas arbeiten zu können, hört sich erstmals sehr verlockend an. Wer würde das nicht gerne tun?»

Junge Schauspielerinnen würden oftmals in unangenehme Situationen geraten: «Alle meine Freundinnen waren bisher in einer Situation, die ihnen nicht geheuer war.» Und: «Man gerät schneller in solch eine Situation, als man denkt oder selbst von sich erwarten würde.»

Wenn man dann noch lese – wie in der E-Mail oben –, dass es sich um eine Serie handle, denke man immer darüber nach, ob das nun der grosse Karrieresprung sei. «Ich hoffe, dass bei der zweiten E-Mail viele realisiert haben, dass es keine seriöse Anfrage ist und abgelehnt haben», so Andersen.

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