Brunette bombshell Arianny Celeste is one of the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s most popular ring girls and she’s not shy. Not only does she love to please her millions of adoring fans, she proves that having a baby doesn’t need to ruin your figure.
Arianny Working up a sweat
Ava Bennet over at The Inquisitr worked up more of a sweat while writing about UFC ring girl Arianny Celeste’s latest photo shoot than the model did posing for it.
Everything about the Ultimate Fighting Championship is designed to separate the fans from their money with all the best things in life, Mixed Martial Arts violence one step below a Thunderdome cage match and lots of lovely ladies showing off the very little they wear.
Ms. Bennet has a well trained eye for detail, describing things the most of the model’s fans glossed right over. Unless you knew she recently had a baby, you couldn’t tell it from the photos. Arianny, Bennet begins, prepared well for the commercial photo shoot by stretching the “beautiful blue scalloped print” of a yoga mat down on the carpet while “a shelf in the background featured several different decor elements.”
Most fans aren’t looking at the decor, but then again many are. “The neutral space allowed the vibrant hue of her yoga mat to pop.” Along with the eyes of her male fans, right out of the sockets.
Arianny “kept the neutral theme in her ensemble as well,” Ms. Bennet observes, “going for an activewear set in shades of black and gray.” To make sure everybody knows this is all about making money, “she tagged all the brands behind her look, including Haute Body and activewear company Ava Active.”
Those trendy decor pieces are available at Jitana. Meanwhile, the young model made sure to show off “her fit figure in a black sports bra that had a scooped neckline which revealed a hint of cleavage.” Always a good thing.
Toned stomach on display
The fashion commentary notes that Arianny chose thin straps to stretch over her shoulders which leaves “her sculpted arms exposed.” You can hear the lust in the tone of voice as Bennet types, “the garment was a long-line look that extended an inch or two below her breasts,” to point out that she “still managed to leave plenty of her toned stomach on display.”
The zipper really gave her fantasies because it “went from the neckline of her sports bra all the way to the hem.” She calls it “an eye-catching embellishment to the sporty piece.”
Bennet also adores the way Arianny “paired the sports bra with some bold leggings that hugged every inch of her sculpted lower body,” because “the bottoms had a thick waistband that settled right at her natural waist, hugging her figure.”
The material drew her attention on down “to Arianny’s toned thighs and calves and the leggings were full-length, reaching all the way to her ankles.”
Ms. Bennet appears disappointed that “only one of her feet was visible in the frame, tucked beneath her opposite leg, but she was barefoot as she stretched out on her yoga mat.” That’s okay though, Arianny was posed in such a way that “placed one hand on the ground nearby and brought the other to her brunette locks, which cascaded down her arm in voluminous curls.”
“She kept her gaze focused on something in the distance, and the natural light streaming in through a nearby window illuminated her flawless features.” After reading the gushing review, it’s not hard to imagine the author spending the evening in the bath with some candles and a bottle of wine.