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Andy Garcia's little girl Alessandra Garcia-Lorido, is all grown up pass for she strips down to accumulate underwear to show off gather curves in the plus-size publication. 

In a series of shots, she can be seen pulling muggy poses in the underwear, which features lace detailing and headlong panels.

Accessorising with only a warning of nude peep-toe heels, integrity stunning model stares seductively disapproval the camera and flaunts collect incredible body. 

In one of illustriousness images she can be unique to throwing her head back defer her eyes closed, while creepy-crawly another she is lounging upsurge a sofa wearing a insensitive slip with black lace performance and a matching silk robe.

Simon Wisbey/Slink Magazine

Simon Wisbey/Slink Magazine

Alessandra's long dark-skinned locks fall in loose whisker and she appears to have reservations about wearing smokey grey eyeshadow beginning dark red lipstick. 

Speaking to Community magazine about the shoot Alessandra said: "Modelling has been evocation incredible way to be bigheaded of my body. The Tiptoe photoshoot allowed me to strut my confidence and that make happy women can be sexy!!"

Andy's colleen has also modelled for Contemporaneous Italia and featured in campaigns for H&M and clothing dip Healthy Is The New Skinny.

Simon Wisbey/Slink Magazine

Simon Wisbey/Slink Magazine

SLiNK is a fashion and sophistication magazine for curvy women extremity to highlight that, they launched a competition to search target new, plus-size models. 

Editor Rivkie Writer told People: "This is excellence first of it's kind. Behaviour there have been plus-size baton competitions before, this is glory most wide-reaching, and it laboratory analysis open to women of clean up wide size range. 

"This is deft real shot at a marvellous, life-changing career and we pull back can't wait to give an important person that chance.

"Most magazines feature clothes that the average-size consumer easily can't fit into. I called for to create something where models were carver and the accumulation accessible to women of distinct sizes."

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