Sabrina Salerno

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Sabrina Salerno

Sabrina Salerno
Personal
Also known as: Sabrina
Real name: Norma Sabrina Salerno
Born: March 15, 1968 (1968-03-15) (age 40)
Genoa, Italy
Years active: 1986-present
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Nationality: Italian
Body
Bra/cup size: 36D (80D)[1]
Breasts: Natural
Body type: Slim
Eye color: Brown[1]
Hair: Brunette
Shoulder length, Straight
Underarm hair: Shaved
Performances
Shown: Topless
Personal pages

Official website

Communities: MySpace
Databases
IMDb

Sabrina Salerno is an Italian singer, nude model, actress and record producer who became famous with her 1987 Italo-Disco hit single Boys (Summertime Love). She has posed nude for several magazines, including Italian Playboy. As of November 2008, her official website www.sabrinasalerno.com, which had been her homepage for many years, was defunct.

[edit] Clothing and wardrobe malfunctions

Right from the beginning, Salerno was not shy about accentuating her physical assets during her performances. During her whole career she was known for her excessive dance style and her stage outfits, mostly including low-cut bustiers and bodies which could barely hold her breasts. This lead to nipple slips at several occasions: On November 25, 2005, she performed at the Дискотека 80-х (80s Disco) festival in Moscow, Russia,[2] when her nipple slipped out of her bustier. This did not prevent her from wearing similar bustiers in later performances, and so another nipple slip happened when she sang at the International Sopot Festival on August 24, 2008, in Sopot, Poland.[3]

Sabrina Salerno's 2005 nipple slip in Moscow, Russia
Sabrina Salerno's 2005 nipple slip in Moscow, Russia
Sabrina Salerno's 2008 nipple slip in Sopot, Poland
Sabrina Salerno's 2008 nipple slip in Sopot, Poland

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[edit] References

  1. 1.0 1.1 KellyFind profile. Retrieved on 2008-11-30.
  2. «Дискотека 80-х» 2005 (Russian). Авторадио. Retrieved on 2008-11-29. (Google translation)
  3. Drugi dzień Sopot Festiwalu (Polish). Plejada. Retrieved on 2008-11-30. (Google translation)
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