Mad Men star Christina Hendricks sexy hot picture in her bedroom

Mad Men star Christina Hendricks sexy hot picture in her bedroom

Christina Hendricks showed off her shape in a figure hugging corset dress

Christina Hendricks showed off her shape in a figure hugging corset dress 

Bikini girl Busy Phillips gives Courteney Cox a run for her money as she shows off her curves on Cougar Town

It seems that the set of Cougar Town has become the battle of the bikini bodies.
After Courteney Cox showed off her gravity-defying figure yesterday, her much younger co-star Busy Phillips gave her a run for her money as she flaunted her more womanly curves.
The actress, who is also filming scenes for the hit TV show, looked stunning in a pink and black skimpy bikini in Hawaii.

A series regular on the show, she plays Laurie Keller, Cox character's young feisty employee who is known for her fun-loving personality.

Busy Philips in purple bikini with her co star

Filming scenes with actor Dan Byrd, who plays Cox's son, the 31-year-old appeared to be having a ball frolicking in the ocean.Giggling, the two co-stars horsed around in the water together.
Phillips is known for embracing a more curvier figure.
She joins the like of actresses such as Mad Men's Christina Hendricks and Modern Family's Sophia Vergara, who seemingly go against the grain of the thin Hollywood archetype.
While she may have more meat on her than Cox, the beautiful blonde was confident in her bikini.
Yesterday, Phillips' 46-year-old co-star had everybody a gasp as she revealed a much bustier look.

Busy Philips climbing on her younger co star in the beach

Filming in a skimpy green bikini, the mother-of-one's ample cleavage sparked speculation that she might have had a helping hand.

Her green two-piece was either boasting some uplifting padding, or the former Friends star has taken more drastic measures to boost her bust.
The Cougar Town clan have been filming in Hawaii for the last few days.
And while Cox brought her six-year-old daughter, Coco to the tropical setting, it is unknown whether Phillips brought her own two-year-old for a spot of mother-daughter bonding.

Phillips gave birth to a little girl called Birdie in August 2008.
She married Birdie's father Marc Silverstein the year before.
On a 2010 appearance of Chelsea Lately, Phillips commented that she auditioned for the hit television show Glee just one week after giving birth, following a pregnancy during which she gained 80 pounds.
Philips is also godmother to Matilda Rose Ledger, the daughter of deceased actor Heath Ledger and actress Michelle Williams, with whom she is best friends.

If you want to see Christina Hendricks in her underwear, too late! Mad Men star treats theatregoers to one last tantalizing show

She might be the female sex symbol of the hit TV series, but you never get to see Joan Holloway in her pointy and starched undies.

However, away from the smoke-filled advertising agency offices of Manhattan, actress Christina Hendricks has no problem displaying her famous voluptuous figure in a light cotton chemise, as she had been doing for the past few nights.

But fans rushing down to the Avery Fisher Hall to catch a glimpse of the redheaded beauty in her flimsy cotton nightie will be left disappointed and out of luck - as the curtain finally fell on Miss Hendricks and her skimpy attire.

The actress, 35, has been starring alongside a stellar line-up in the New York Philharmonic production of Stephen Sondheim's musical Company.

Christina plays a ditsy and naive airline stewardess called April, who sleeps with the main character, self-confirmed bachelor Robert, played by Neil Patrick Harris.

And in the scene where she goes back to Robert's apartment for a 'night cap', Hendricks strips down to the white chemise, which clings to her curves in all the right places.

But Saturday saw her do it for the last time, as the musical performed its final night after a short four-night run.

The musical took place at the Avery Fisher Hall, the home of the New York Philharmonic, and part of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex.

The musical centres round Robert, who is unable to commit to a serious relationship, let alone marriage, and the five married couples who are his best friends, and his three girlfriends.