Long ago, when I was still a young girl, I came across a photo in a magazine—perhaps something similar—of a woman lying down in what looked like a leotard, with an incredibly slim waist. I was completely shocked.

S-so, so beautiful!

That woman was BB—Brigitte Bardot.

Cute and charming, with both coolness and sex appeal, she is someone I find incredibly attractive even from a woman’s point of view. On top of that, when I heard her uniquely innocent-sounding singing voice, I became an even bigger fan.

I’ve introduced her a few times in the past, but she truly has so many lovely and wonderful songs.

“Bare Sun” (1970)

It’s a gentle, warm song with a soft melody that feels pleasant and cheerful. The lyrics roughly say something like, “It feels good to be naked under the sun.” Realistically, it’s not exactly something one can easily do, but it’s true that sunbathing helps the body produce vitamin D, which is important for bone health, and also promotes the release of serotonin, the so-called “happiness hormone,” bringing a relaxing effect.

I’ve gone a bit off topic… Of course, admiring BB to the point of aspiring to be like her is far beyond impossible for me to say, but in my room I have a sensual poster from the film Le Mépris hanging on the wall, and I enjoy it every day as a feast for the eyes ♪