Karin & friends

Trailer for the Smokinstyle movie (www.smokinstyle.com) of the same name.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Women
• smoking
• cigarettes

[juniormitch1]

The redhead is so sexy! What is her name? I want to see all the smoking videos she has made.

[trevorspiro]

@juniormitch1 Her name is Nastia (she is Russian / Israeli). Buy the full length movie top see more of her!

[safarwan11]

I don't understand what's going on with this.

Can somebody tell me please the thing about female smokers!

Is this sexy in your eyes? or what is it?

Greetings

[trevorspiro]

@safarwan11 In answer to your question, as producer of all these video clips, people find many different things attractive in others. For example some prefer blondes, some brunettes; some like tall, thin women, some like elegance, etc. You get the picture. And it's the same with smoking - millions of people find it attractive to watch a woman smoke, even if you don't. It probably comes from '50s and 60's mainstream cinema where smoking was associated with glamour (or masculinity in men)..

[bluedogguy]

Gorgeous.

[mcgsmkl]

Absolutely beautiful!!

[GregorRFC1996]

How can people say this is beautiful?....its digusting. Sorry to say this but the affects of smoking will catch up with you and really affect your looks and body...stop!!!

[1355steveo]

Couple of years later...... lung cancer :o(

[holtridge]

I love watching these women smoke. They look like some of the girls I have fucked. The nicotine makes them hornier it seems.

[ostreds]

Great video the blond with curly hair @30 sec..love it

[Fucklesticks]

@Dukester5555 I'm not worried about anyone or anything, just stating a simple fact.

[Dukester5555]

@Fucklesticks you need to quit worrying about it! It is a phony concern anyway, just like all you ass wipes who hate smoking so much that you just can not resist commenting.....it is funny though, how you all like to view first. What hypocrites you are.

[Fucklesticks]

Mmm these girls are gonna be disgusting in their 40s

[slaya2006]

@trevorspiro Actually, the glamorization of smoking goes back to the 30's and 40's.