READER FINDS: Kelly Brook Purported Nekkid Selfie, Chloe Sevigny Topless, Charlotte McKinney Crazy Hot Funbags, and Much Much More…

I feel ever so blessed to get to close out our week of wanton ogling with a peek inside the silk-lined reader email bag of goodness. I can hear the angels sing as pull back the goldenrod strings and unveil the majesty of celebrity skin within. It's possible that's just what's left of my Spotify playlist as all the other music has been deleted by license holders. Still, when a cherub wails, you know something special is about to reveal itself. Indeed it has.

This week's Reader Finds include Laura Wiggins in her shameless Shameless topless moments so mammary-able (thank to EgoReader 'Conte'), the blessedly bare topped women of Van Wilder: Freshman Year (skinematics courtesy of 'Daniel'), Tokyo Drift's Nathalie Kelley topless in the wild (kind visual blessings from 'Sumit'), Nathalie Edenburg topless in black and white and color (so hot, kudos to 'Stephen B.'), Kristi Somers, Cynthia Thompson and Betsy Russell topless in Tomboy (an 80's ta-ta blast from 'Owen'), a purported topless selfie of Kelly Brook (thanks to many of you who sent this in for show and tell, no idea if it's verified), a trio of topless goodness of angelic Keeley Hazell (that's devotion from 'Darren'), Julie Gayet topless on the silver screen (lovely lustables via 'Francis E.'),  Chloe Sevigny model topless from about a decade ago (new one for this here rodeo, thanks 'Evan'), Charlotte McKinney in one beautiful busty photoshoot (wowzers provided by 'Aaron W.'), Bar Refaeli showy top modeling (a prize piece from 'Bill P.'), gloriously gifted Ava Fabian in Ski School (ooh la la ta-ta delivered by 'Rachel'), Amber Heard bikini body onscreen (one fine two piece hotness via 'Theo'), and Alexandra Breckenridge topless in her forever memorable vampire scene (thumbs up for teats to 'Shoreline'). It's a big plate of sextastic today, but I know I've trained you well for this mission. Enjoy.

And, one plenty fine moving pictures from long time EgoReader and filmmaker Chris Krook, in his moving portrait of model Ms. Summer: