User Reviews

Playboy definitely is a money making corporation. The Magazine could easily be one of the most successful magazines ever. It is not just hard core nudity, well it is, but there seems to be an art they try to portray. On occasions they do specials like this, going and getting hot girls from a certain store's different locations. Women of Wal Mart had decent talent in my opinion. Nothing too spectacular but pretty good. The one girl who is on the cover is pretty hot. One thing I can not stand is listening to the girl with low self confidence talk about how she did not just want people to look at her naked all the time, that was basically the whole point of her being at the shoot. Definitely most of them are not playboy worthy though. But overall I think that Playboy is doing a good thing for young women everywhere and giving them a platform to take their dreams to the next level.

Playboy did a lot to make female nudity acceptable from the 1960s on. It had been perfectly accepted in some cultures (in Germany or Holland for instance), in others it had pretty much been the domain of voyeuristic sex shows and art creations. At its best, Playboy combines artistry and a choice of comely, shapely models who are definitely beautifully erotic. Giving "ordinary" girls a chance to model is great, and what is more "ordinary" than working at Wal-Mart? Girls here are beautiful and they talk freely about their work and their environment, one dreaming of being a model and escaping the boredom of rural Colorado. Luckily, there are not too many Play-boyishly artificially "erotic" poses (take your breasts in your hands and smile, honey, and so on). One of the girls has a clit clip, several have tattoos, they're all nicely trimmed or shaved and if they may not become models, they sure look nicely natural naked and can be proud to have shown their anatomy. Camera work, which leaves nothing to the imagination, is perfect as usual for Playboy. I particularly enjoyed the scenes with Tesha, Beth and Katie - the latter, a little older, more to my personal taste. The music videos are in a way even more exciting than the actual presentation of each girl/woman from a different region. If these girls really worked at Wal-Mart, I hope they didn't get fired...they deserved a promotion for promoting healthy female bodies!