But on Monday it seems that 40-year-old actress Sofia Vergara wanted attention to be paid solely on her derriere.

The Modern Family star tweeted a rather cheeky bikini snap of herself showing off her lower half as she smiled to the camera.

Cheeky! Sofia posted this snap of herself on holiday lounging by the pool in a pink bikini

Wearing a pink thong bikini as she lounged by the pool with friends, the Columbian actress looked sensational.

Sofia is on holiday with her fiance, Onion Crunch owner Nick Loeb, who happily posed along in the pictures.

The actress recently credited her curves to her success, saying: 'To be a pretty girl, to be a voluptuous girl, has opened many doors for me.'

'I would be ungrateful to say it's all because of my brains and my talent.'

She added: 'I have stayed working for 20-something years, so there must be something else behind the guns.'

The star is currently enjoying some well deserved downtime before she starts work on her next project with Reese Witherspoon for the film Don't Mess with Texas.

The Mud actress and Reese are being lined up to star in the comedy flick, which Universal Pictures have now acquired the rights to following a bidding war, Deadline reports.

Penned by John Quaintance and David Feeney, Reese is set to produce alongside Bruna Papandrea and Dana Fox through Pacific Standard, with Sofia acting as co-producer.

The two leading ladies will play a cop and a prisoner who are on the run in the picture and production is scheduled to begin in March 2014.

Both actresses have a busy schedules ahead of them.

Reese will star alongside Keanu Reeves in sci-fi film 'Passengers' - which was bought by The Weinstein Company during Cannes Film Festival - and can next be seen in Atom Egoyan's drama Devil's Knot as well as Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice.

Meanwhile Sofia - who, along with her role in the award-winning TV series Modern Family - will next be seen in Robert Rodriguez's Machete Kills and also has lent her vocals to children's movie The Smurfs 2.

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"We brainstormed for several months because we had a very successful launch with Vera [Wang]. As always, we were looking for what's next," said Catalina Maddox-Wagers, executive vice president of merchandising at David's Bridal.

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"I've always felt there was a void when brides come to me and want to commission a wedding dress, because that means they can't find what's out there,” Posen told USA Today.

He admitted that his custom creations cost “a fortune” but are “worth it.”

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David’s Bridal also stocks the accessible White by Vera Wang collection. Wang is a “close friend” of Posen’s, and “she gave her blessing” for his collection, Posen said.

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Vogue UK reports that the line will be called Truly Zac Posen and will
feature affordably priced wedding gowns and formal attire.

"We brainstormed for several months because we had a very successful launch
with Vera [Wang]. As always, we were looking for what's next," said Catalina
Maddox-Wagers, executive vice president of merchandising at David's Bridal.

"We were talking about dramatic red-carpet movie-star kind of looks, and Zac
came to mind."

"I've always felt there was a void when brides come to me and want to
commission a wedding dress, because that means they can't find what's out
there,” Posen told USA Today.

He admitted that his custom creations cost “a fortune” but are “worth
it.”

"A great deal of care and love goes in there," Posen said. "I wanted to try
that on something that was going to have a lot of reach."

David’s Bridal also stocks the accessible White by Vera Wang collection. Wang
is a “close friend” of Posen’s, and “she gave her blessing” for his collection,
Posen said.

Her line is “more whimsical, more flowy,” said Maddox-Wagers.

Posen’s dresses will be elegant, he said.

"I don't necessarily feel the dresses are risky. There's a romantic
classicism to them with a va-va-va-voom quality,” Posen said.

"Smashing from the side, stunning from the front and elegant from the
back."

The first collection will include six ivory wedding gowns ranging in price
from $850 to $1,350, as well as five limited-edition “social occasion” pieces,
priced from $195 to $225. The gowns will be available in sizes 0 to 14 off the
rack and 16 to 26 by special order.

The collection will debut in February 2014 at davidsbridal.com and in
selected stores. Additional styles are expected later in 2014.

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Myleene teamed the broderie anglaise frock with a pair of nude pumps and a flash of orange lipstick across her pout.

All white for a good cause: Myleen Klass wore a pretty sun dress to attend the Big IF event in Hyde Park in London on Saturday

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Despite enjoying a night out with her manager on Friday, Myleene arrived at the event early and tried to rally more troops using her Twitter page.

The Big IF event was held to demand that G8 leaders take action on global hunger when they meet in Northern Ireland in just over a week's time.

250,000 spinning flowers, with each of the millions of petals representing one child's life lost because of malnutrition, were erected at the event.

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The TV presenter and Jonathan marked their eighth anniversary of working together at Loulou's bar in London on Friday night.

Posting a photo of the pair on Twitter, Myleene wrote: 'Celebrating 8yrs together today! Meet my manager Mr Shalit. #oneofakind #lovehimsomuch.'

For her evening out, the mother-of-two wore a black and grey floral dress with her long curly hair flowing naturally.

Jonathan has been credited with helping Myleene transform from faded pop star into a profitable celebrity with many businesses and jobs to her name.

Lean on me: Myleene Klass and her manager Jonathan Shalit leave Loulou's bar in London on Friday night

A year after signing with him, Myleene took part in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, where her famous bikini shower scene won the singer many fans.

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Generally speaking, I’m full of haterade when it comes to Facebook. What’s to love about a public forum devoted to self-obsession and one-upmanship? But these new findings do make sense. We post carefully curated information about ourselves, we flood our newsfeeds with reminders of fun times, and we publish pictures that we want 937 of our closest friends to see. Visiting our profile for a few minutes is probably the same as thumbing through an old photo album: It just makes us feel good.

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Prague has been trying to catch up with the big fashion cities of the world for quite some time, and Thursday, May 30, between 5 and10 p.m., the Czech capital takes a giant step closer to this ideal with its first Harper's Bazaar Prague Fashion Night.

Barbora Bergová, director of BB Media Consulting, and Karolina Bosáková, director of the Unique One modeling agency, have long been cultivating fashion in the Czech Republic. Using their 15 years' worth of experience in international modeling, public relations and as establishing partners and co-producers of the Dreft Fashion Week - now formally known as Prague Fashion Week - these two women understand the intricacies and the fickle behavior that is so symptomatic of the fashion industry.

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There may not be deal-breaking issues preventing your union, but psychotherapist Annie Block Pearl warns that joining lives with someone -- even if you've previously lived with them -- means major changes that could lead to problems past your wedding day.

"I realized that people, when they get married, they get involved with the gown, with the planning, with the flowers and how everything is going to look, and don't think as much as the incredible transformation they are going through in their lives," she told CBSNews.com.

Pearl emphasizes that wedding therapy -- which is a branch of couples counseling -- isn't just for people who are constantly fighting. Instead, she likes to call it "premarital counseling," since the t-word carries such a negative connotation. Clients range from people who are embarking on the marriage journey for the first time to people who have had multiple marriages and don't want to make the same mistakes as they did with their previous spouses.

Where a wedding therapist comes in is to help couples manage and negotiate what they want both for the big day and for the rest of their lives. Couples need to understand that they are going to still be two separate people, but they will have to collaborate together. While it's easily said, it doesn't mean that the situation is simple.

"What people don't tell you in advance is that planning a wedding and combining lives tends to be an extraordinarily stressful thing," New York clinical psychologist and wedding therapist Jocelyn Charnas told CBSNews.com. "Nine times out of 10, it comes with stress and anxiety, and it can be very difficult to manage that."

Part of what makes getting married so difficult is that two people are bringing their own personal cultures and rituals and are expected to become one unit, Pearl explained. Families impart their own traditions and history, and partners need to compromise and find a new way that combines both people's beliefs. Charnas said this is especially hard today, since a lot of couples are getting married later. They've been their parents' children for a long time, meaning those values are very deeply ingrained. "They're in their mid-30s, and they're making this decision to separate individually for the first time," she explained.

"When you marry someone, you don't just marry them: You really marry who they come from as well," Pearl added. "You need to embrace their family's role in their life. It's not a transition that occurs naturally and easily."

Often times, people will take out their stress and anxieties over these issues by over managing their weddings. Charnas has had couples fight over the difference of one word in the wedding invitations, and she tries to get them to understand that it's not about the minutia but perhaps other issues they want to address.

What it boils down to for most couples is that they need to get a reality check on their expectations. It's important to know what each person wants from a husband or wife, what kind of lifestyle they want, what kind of family they want, where they seem themselves living and what they see for themselves in the future.

"Even if they've lived together for a while, they still may not be concurrent with one another with these pictures," Pearl explained.

She pointed out the example of her mother, who told her that one of Pearl's friends wasn't going to have a successful marriage because "she's not making dinner for her husband every night." While that is what Pearl's mother expected the role of a wife to be, it wasn't the vision the newlywed couple saw for themselves.

Pearl said the number one topic that most couples often need to work out revolves around children. While most people will discuss whether they want kids before the big day, couples sometimes don't bring up how many children they want or at what age they want to have them. Whose religion they and their potential offspring are going to follow or if they even want to have a religion is a close second.

Charnas said money and finances -- from who is going to pay for the wedding to how much is appropriate to spend on a wedding to later concerns including joint accounts -- tends to be the number one issue for her clients. Family planning is their second major concern.

"You'd be surprised how many couples don't have those conversations before they get married," Charnas admitted.

Both therapists emphasize that the goal of wedding therapy isn't to solve problems, but more importantly to stop potential issues from growing into big deals. Charnas pointed out that the problem isn't if couples fight -- because all couples will fight -- but how they deal with the issues they have a divergent opinion on. Wedding therapy gives couples a solid foundation on how to sort through their differences.

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In one photo, a woman is on all fours, presumably picking something up, her posterior pressed against a glass window.

Another photo shows a couple in bathrobes, their feet touching beneath a table. And there is one of a man, in jeans and a T-shirt, lying on his side as he takes a nap.

In all the photos, taken by New York City artist Arne Svenson from his second-floor apartment, the faces are obscured or not shown. The people are unidentifiable.

But the residents of a glass-walled luxury residential building across the street had no idea they were being photographed. And they never consented to being subjects for the works of art that are now on display — and for sale — in a Manhattan gallery.

“I don’t feel it’s a violation in a legal sense, but in a New York, personal sense there was a line crossed,” said Michelle Sylvester. She lives in the residential building called the Zinc Building, which stands out with its floor-to-ceiling windows in a neighborhood of cobblestone streets and old, brick warehouse buildings.

Svenson’s apartment is directly across the street, just to the south, giving him a clear view of his neighbors simply by looking out his window.

“I think there’s an understanding that when you live here with glass windows, there will be straying eyes,” Sylvester said. “But it feels different with someone who has a camera.”

Svenson’s show, “The Neighbors,” opened last Saturday at the Julie Saul Gallery in Chelsea, where about a dozen large prints are on sale for up to $7,500. His exhibit is drawing a lot of attention, not for the quality of the work, but for the manner in which it was made.

Svenson did not respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press. But he says in material accompanying the exhibit that the idea for it came when he inherited a telephoto lens from a friend, a birdwatcher who recently died.

“For my subjects there is no question of privacy; they are performing behind a transparent scrim on a stage of their own creation with the curtain raised high,” Svenson says in the gallery notes. “The neighbors don’t know they are being photographed; I carefully shoot from the shadows of my home into theirs.”

That explanation has done little to satisfy some residents of the Zinc Building, where a penthouse was once listed at nearly $6 million.

In an e-mail circulating among the building’s owners and renters this week, a resident whose apartment was depicted in Svenson’s photographs suggested legal recourse against the artist.

“I am not an expert in this area of the law, but I do think we may have some rights and the ability to stop this,” the e-mail reads. “I love art, but find this to be an outrageous invasion of privacy.”

Civil rights lawyer Norman Siegel said that according to New York civil rights law, there may be a way for Svenson’s subjects to challenge him in court, but the case will depend entirely on context.

“The question for the person who’s suing is, if you’re not identifiable, then where’s the loss of privacy?” he said. “These issues are a sign of the times.

“How do you balance the right of privacy vis-à-vis the right of artistic expression?”

Linda Darcia, an exchange student from Colombia living with a family on the sixth floor facing Svenson’s studio, said she had no idea whether she was depicted in any of the pieces. But she was anxious to go to the gallery and find out.

“I’m not really upset about it because that’s his job,” she said. “But maybe he should have asked before the gallery opens.

“Everybody’s talking about it.”

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