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MODEL Elsa Hosk looks the business as she poses on an office photocopier in stockings and suspenders.
The 35-year-old Swede completed her secretarial strip with pinstripe lingerie, high heels and a pair of specs.
Elsa Hosk stunned as she posed on an office photocopier in stockings and suspenders[/caption]
Hosk, 35, also posed against a filing cabinet while wearing a revealing mini dress[/caption]
The mum of one also posed against a filing cabinet while wearing a revealing mini dress in the shoot for clothing firm I Am Gia.
Earlier in the year, Elsa — mum to a young daughter with British businessman Tom Daly — picked up a fashion entrepreneur gong at an awards bash in LA, for her work with her own brand Helsa.
Elsa shot the hoops professionally in Sweden for two years.
She said the physical training helped her prepare for the tough world of modelling.
Before becoming a model she originally focused on becoming an WNBA player – but eventually moved to New York to pursue full-time modelling.
Elsa first worked for Victoria’s Secret in 2011 and four years later earned her Angel wings and became one of the brand’s most famous faces.
However Elsa was axed during the brand’s woke shake-up.
Elsa said about the cut: “I miss travelling with the team. We were like one big family and we went to so many beautiful places all over the world together.”
1 day agoWorld LeaksComments Off on Watch bizarre optical illusion as Barcelona star sent off in Champions League… and commentator has NO idea what happened
A FORMER Premier League star was incredibly sent off in a bizarre optical illusion.
And it proved crucial as his side fell to a shock defeat in their Champions League opener.
Eric Garcia appeared to only be shown a yellow card despite his blatant foul[/caption]
The official Champions League graphic indicated he had received a straight red card[/caption]
Eric Garcia started in midfield for Barcelona as they took on Monaco.
However, his game lasted just TEN minutes before he was given his marching orders… or was he?
Garcia was put under pressure by a sloppy pass from goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
And that allowed Takumi Minamino to pick his pocket.
Ex-Manchester City man Garcia then brought down the former Liverpool forward in a cynical foul as Minamino closed in on goal.
It was a blatant goalscoring opportunity and with the incident taking place outside of the penalty area, the offence warranted a red card.
That is because official Allard Lindhout blew his whistle to award the free-kick and sprinted over to the two players sprawled out on the turf.
He then reached for his back pocket and produced a card.
However, on first viewing on the TV cameras, the card looked yellow.
The commentator clearly thought so, too.
Sam Matterface, calling the action for TNT Sports, said: “It’s just a yellow card. That’s a massive let-off for Eric Garcia.
“Well, it looked like the yellow card came out. I was almost convinced the red card was incoming. The VAR will certainly check it.”
Interestingly, as soon as the referee brandished the card above his head, it was the Barcelona players – rather than the Monaco stars – who immediately surrounded him and protested.
That would therefore imply they were not happy with the decision – and surely would not have done so if Garcia escaped with only a yellow.
Then the official Champions League graphic flashed up on the screen stating Garcia had received a direct red card – as he trudged off the pitch towards the tunnel.
Barcelona go down to 10-men early as Eric Garcia is sent off after a little card confusion…
Matterface added: “Well, I wonder if the referee has brought out the wrong-coloured card because there’s absolutely no intention to win the ball and that would ordinarily be a red card.
“We are being told on our information system it’s a yellow card but I think he’s walking here.
“That’s a red card, a direct red card, that’s the right decision.
“I think the referee pulled out the wrong card.”
However, on further investigation, although the card seemed to be yellow on the screen, that actually appeared to be another footballing optical illusion due to a reflection of light.
In fact, the referee DID pull out the red card.
That was confirmed by photographs from the scene with Garcia and Minamino lying on the floor as the referee held up the card.
The video footage also showed him putting the red back into his shorts during the commotion on the field.
And Garcia’s early bath clearly had an impact as Maghnes Akliouche put Monaco ahead six minutes later.
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