I love push-up bras. I really do. They make your breasts perky and impressive. They’re wonderful inventions. But Elizabeth Hurley and her over-the-top hooters may have gone just a little too far.

I had no idea that Elizabeth Hurley had her own swimsuit line, though I guess it’s not much of a surprise since just about everyone has their own line of something lately.

Anyway, although not everyone has a body like Elizabeth’s, you can at least wear some of her bathing suit designs, and falling between $100-$200 for most pieces, they’re not as expensive as some big name fashion can be. I love the polka dot bikini!

Elizabeth Hurley turned out to show off her cleavage help present the “Women of the Future Awards,” which were held last night at the Grosvenor Marriott Square Hotel, Park Lane, in London.

The “Women of the Future Awards” were established to recognize women who have made significant achievements at an early age and who have made a distinctive and innovative contribution in the fields of fashion, arts, business and technology. 

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On Tuesday in Barcelona, designer Valentino Garavani awarded Belgium’s design team of Sandrina Fasoli and Michael Marson with the first El Boton Mango Fashion Award. The designing duo upped nine other finalists to grab the $436,790.00 contest prize.  The contest - which takes places every 18 months - is the first to recognize designing talent in Spain. 

Valentino was joined by Elizabeth Hurley, where he received the El Boton de Oro Award for his achievements and contributions to fashion.

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Elizabeth Hurley is creating a range of swimwear for women who have undergone breast cancer surgery. The actress’ maternal grandmother died from breast cancer, and she’s determined to help women with mastectomies look great on the beach.

“We are looking to develop some swimsuits for women who have had mastectomies; I’m hoping to have them ready by next year.”