Mystery is finally solved – its Natalie Suliman

This is not just a cleavage… It’s an M&S cleavage: Identity of traffic-stopping billboard bra model revealed

It has been the most talked about cleavage since Eva Herzigova’s traffic-stopping Hello Boys! billboard campaign for Wonderbra in 1994.

And now the mystery of the cleavage on the recent M&S ‘We Boobed!’ campaign is finally solved.

The now-famous cleavage that has caused such a storm in a D cup belongs to 23-year-old Islington model Natalie Suliman.
As well as forming a campaign to promote the new range of quality silk underwear for M&S, the photograph was chosen by M&S for the ad apologising to the nation for charging £2 on bras above a DD cup, hence the worldwide coverage of the shots.

And even more incredibly, the 32E cleavage portrayed in the photographs is entirely natural, with no artificial uplift and no make up at all.
‘When I did the shoot for M&S, the photographer didn’t even want me to apply any fake tan or moisturiser as he loved my skin tone,’ Natalie said.

The model, represented by Quintessentially models, the agency that also represents Iman and fellow M&S lingerie model Noemie Lenoir, puts her luminous skin tone down to her mother’s Sudanese heritage. 

‘A lot of people have asked if my boobs have been given a secret lift for the pictures, but I can assure you that they have not. What you see is all real’.

5ft 8in Natalie has been modelling for just two years, after she was discovered by a model agent while in an Islington swimming pool.

Employed as a youth worker, she had no ambitions at all to model.

But despite her modesty, even Natalie herself was stunned when she saw the eye-popping billboard adverts for the first time.

‘I nearly crashed my car when I saw them for the first time,’ she told the Sun.
‘I was happily driving along with my music blasting when I suddenly saw a 20ft picture of my chest on the horizon.

It was shocking to see my boobs looking so huge, but I guess that’s not something I can complain about!’
And if sales reports are anything to go by, her employers Marks & Spencer will have nothing to complain about either. 

After pictures of Natalie in the green silk bra and brief set appeared on billboards and in newspapers and magazines and on websites worldwide, sales of the set in store soared by 163 per cent.

‘The ad has caused quite a stir,’ said a spokesperson for M&S. Not only have we seen a real uplift in our bra sales, but we have also received hundreds of calls asking who the model is.’

As well as Marks & Spencer’s high profile campaign, Natalie has worked on campaigns for both Littlewoods and Asos, and her stock is set to rise even further on her home turf.

But since her stellar success with the M&S bra campaign, her sights are now set on the ultimate underwear goal: modelling for American lingerie superbrand Victoria’s Secrets. 

The brand traditionally has the pick of the world’s top models, and boasts the likes of blonde supermodel Heidi Klum and pneumatic Brazilian super Giselle Bundchen as their girls.

‘I’m hoping to go to America and model for the Victoria’s Secrets catalogue,’ Natalie said. 

‘But hopefully this time they will show my face!’ Source