Sara Sampaio Works Her Style in Beverly Hills

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Photo Credit: FameFlynet Pictures

These were snapped yesterday afternoon as 25-year-old Portuguese model Sara Sampaio wore a low-cut black jumper while grabbing lunch with friends at the celeb-favorite restaurant Spago in Beverly Hills. For those of you who want a continuous feed into Sara’s fashionable life, make sure you follow her on Instagram.

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52375464 Victoria’s Secret model Sara Sampaio is spotted out for lunch at Spago in Beverly Hills, California on April 12, 2017. Sara has been busy lately shooting commercials and photo shoots for Victoria’s Secret sport wear. FameFlynet, Inc - Beverly Hills, CA, USA - +1 (310) 505-9876

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  • Lenilovesfeet

    NO to shoes, no to her.

  • super secret

    I like her eyes and her smile that’s about it.

  • Curvefan+

    She lost me when she had the snit fit about being photographed topless by a paparazzi after regularly posing topless.

    • Drew Mcfriend

      She was violated!!!

      • Curvefan+

        She was in a public place. Nobody touched her. So taking pictures is a violation? Then what about if a man just looked? I’m sorry but a public place is public.

      • Lenilovesfeet

        That’s sarcasm, right?

        • Drew Mcfriend

          Partly, but I can see her point of view. She’s sunbathing topless on a private yacht and someone takes pictures of her without her consent. The photographer sells the pictures to media outlets, like Moejackson, and people, like us, make comments about her body. Yes, she’s done topless photo shoots, but she’s compensated and she gives the photographer her consent. She said there’s a difference between her job (modeling) and her personal life. Yes, she can leave her top on, but maybe she wanted her breasts to get some sun and maybe it feels liberating.

          The photographer owns the pictures/images, but if that image is of her, why isn’t she compensated or have a right to say if they can be made public or not?

          I think it’s silly and naive of her to feel that way, but then again, I can see her point of view.