Today the very famous photographer Russell James (who works with SI & VS) pubished in his facebook a preview of her new book called V2, & Brooklyn is on the cover! She looks just great & we can’t wait to see more pictures of it

Also he wrote with the picture:

The series that I shot with Brooklyn was amongst my proudest works. She is such a powerful presence in front of the camera and somebody who really is engaged in the community around her-Andy won the jackpot. And so did I when she agreed to be on the cover.

We’re so excited for this, watch more pics from the book HERE

In Calendars.com you can already order you SI Swimsuit 2011 with Brookie on the cover, we have the previews in our gallery of course

You can buy your calendar HERE & HERE

Here’s a new interview with Brookie for PopSugar Australia where she talks about her upcoming projects

Exclusive: Brooklyn Decker on Filming Just Go With It
Saturday – 12:00PM by PopSugar Australia

After wrapping Just Go With It with Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman and Adam Sandler, model Brooklyn Decker recently sat down with our gals at Pop US to discuss everything from working with Ms. Aniston to what Heidi Montag is really like. She even shared the workout tips for that bikini-body! Pluuus, she reveals why she found Adam Sandler pretty intimidating. Goofy Adam Sandler? Really? Yep. Listen in for the scoop:

* PopSugar: What made you want to try acting?
Brooklyn Decker: I’ve always been interested in acting, but it’s something I never thought I could do. It was something I always wanted to study before I really, really got into it. I just got really lucky with this opportunity. I’ve been auditioning quite a bit actually over the last few years and was sort of afraid of the whole model-turned-actress cliché, so I kept it under wraps that I was auditioning. I went through the auditioning process for this role and got lucky enough and got it! It was the best learning experience, the best education possible.
* PS: I heard you were in the running for Transformers 3.
BD: Action is really high up there on the list, I would love to do that. I think it really teaches you the physical side of acting, which would be really interesting and I’d love to do drama as well. There’s something nice about comedy, knowing you can laugh everyday on set. But I think there’s something also very simulating about action as well, which I’d like to explore.

To hear what Brooklyn has to say about working with Adam Sandler, read on.

* PS: What was it like to work with Adam Sandler?
BD: It was very intimidated! Being around people who are the best at their craft, it’s very intimidating. I remember starting out modeling and meeting Heidi Klum and being so intimidated, I actually asked her to take a picture with me— she’d never remember that! But [Adam's] so welcoming and he’s so generous with the advice that he gives that you feel instantly at ease when you’re with him.
* PS: Did you guys ever goof around on set?
BD: We had some really great guest stars. Nick Swardson played a part, who’s wonderful. We had Nicole Kidman come on set, and we had Dave Matthews, we had really funny characters. So every day was just tonnes of laughs, with people improv-ing and making different jokes, so it was really fun to see a film come together naturally in that way.
* PS: Did Jen and Nicole offer encouraging words?
BD: They were so sweet, just the whole time they were so encouraging—they knew it was my first movie. So they were more than generous with being patient and just pulling me along the whole way.
* PS: What did you make of Jen and Nicole’s big hula scene?
BD: It was a really amazing scene, it’s going to be so hysterical—the two of them together are unbelievable! But I wasn’t there to even get to be a part of the hula scene—I actually saw it on TV like everyone else did.
* PS: Were you there when Heidi Montag shot her scenes?
BD: I was on set! She’s amazingly sweet. She’s really sweet and actually played her character so well—she’s very funny, she’s surprisingly funny. She’s a true sweetheart, she was a really good girl on set. . . you get to see a really comedic side of her, and she’s really good at it.
* PS: Was it comfortable shooting in your bikini?
BD: They were like, ‘Oh, this is more the costume you’re used to. . . ‘ I did some bikini scenes, and they were funny! It’s going to be funny when people see the actual movie come out, because I know pictures came out and you see girls in bikinis and you instantly think, ‘Whatever.’ But when the movie comes out, you see it’s in a very funny way, and we’re poking fun at ourselves. It was fun. I definitely upped the training for that scene.
* PS: What do you work out to?
BD: Everything from Jay-Z, I have U2, the Killers. . . I have Taylor Swift, good music and bad music—anything really that has a beat and will keep me moving. Jay-Z and Black Eyed Peas are big ones.
* PS: Do you ever work out with Andy [Roddick]?
BD: I train with my husband’s trainer, and he trains athletes so he puts me through an athletic workout, which is really cool. In no way shape or form could I ever keep up with a professional athlete, since I’m a model and not an athlete, but I like to pretend that I do their workout. So I do a lot of hurdles and medicine ball work, a lot of track work. It’s really stimulating. It’s really fun.
* PS: Do you have any movies planned after this one?
BD: Not yet! We’re hoping for one in late Fall or early 2011, so unfortunately I can’t talk about them because it’s all super-secretive! We’re hoping for another film to be released in 2012, but we’ll see!

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Yet again, Brookie was supporting Andy in his match today & she was looking as pretty as she always do! Check the pics in our gallery

For the tennis fans: Andy won today! Congratz to him!

Here we have another new note/interview where Brookie give us beauty tips & talks a little bit about her new project with Gillette

Brooklyn Decker’s Bikini Body and Beauty Secrets

6/18/2010 by Colleen Moody

This week, brother site Esquire just dubbed Brooklyn Decker the winner of their Sexiest Woman Alive contest (think March Madness brackets but with women). The 23-year-old beat out Heidi Klum, not an easy feat. So when we got the chance this week to chat with Brooklyn, who was in town for a mere moment promoting her upcoming film, Just Go with It, and her partnership with Gillette Venus Embrace Disposables (hey, someone’s got to handle the task of keeping those legs smooth!), we jumped at it. We’ve had a girl crush on Brooklyn for years and have been dying to know what she is doing that we seemed to miss the memo on in the amazing-body category. Just as curious? Read below to see what beauty trends Brooklyn is loving lately, the products she would die without, and how she stays looking so damn good.

RB: Clearly, you spend many an hour in a swimsuit — what’s your secret for looking so good?

BD: It’s work, a lot of work. I try to make healthy decisions and I work out a lot. I hear girls say all the time, ‘I eat cheeseburgers and just look this good’ and that’s so frustrating to hear as a woman. For me, I really do have to work at it.

RB: Tell us about your beauty routine. What are the products you’re using?

BD: I travel so much that if I’m wearing makeup all the time it wreaks havoc on my skin. I’m obsessed with Cetaphil. I use it every day. I also SPF every day, add some mascara, and that’s it. I don’t worry about throwing on tons of makeup because I need my skin to breathe when I’m not working.

RB: What’s your favorite look for a red carpet?

BD: I love to punch up the eyes. I have blue eyes so I love using plums, coppers, even reds. It brings out all the natural flecks, and your eyes look really cool. CoverGirl Smoky Shadowblast duos are great for this because they come paired in great colors that make your eyes really pop. I feel like people are afraid to use color, but if done right it looks amazing.

RB: What’s one beauty trend you’re glad to see go?

BD: Crimped hair! First, it’s so damaging, and it just looks like a big frizz poof!

RB: What’s the best beauty tip you’ve ever received?

BD: Mixing baking soda with your face wash. I got this tip from another model; she does it once a week and it’s a great exfoliator. A makeup artist also once used lip balm on my lips, cheeks, and eyes. It gave me a glowing, dewy look and that was the only makeup I had on for the shoot. That’s a great secret if you’re on the go and have nothing on you but some balm.

P.S. In case you were wondering, taking a picture next to the gorgeous gazelle that is Brooklyn Decker when you’ve been up since 7 a.m. is beyond intimidating. But it did make my guy friends extremely jealous. Just another day on the job, folks.

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