Your Monday Just Got Sexier. Like, a Lot.

If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version 01/27/14   Tumblr for You Sexy New Tumblrs You Should Know About Only two things can make a Monday in January better: a fireside reading of Chicken Soup for the Soul or a heartwarming list of the sexiest, least-work-safe new sites on Tumblr. Unfortunately for nobody, we couldn’t find any copies of the former...     NSFW LEVEL: 2/10 Robert John Kley Photography   The Photos: From an ex-musician from New York City who specializes in black-and-whites, windblown hair and soul-piercing stares from incompletely clothed types. The Props: Flowers as hats, hats as shirts, shirts as... optional.   411: Robert John Kley Photography, lose a staring contest here     NSFW LEVEL: 4/10 Jenny Brough Photography   The Photos: An up-and-coming UK fashion photographer observing pouty-lipped models doing pouty-lipped-model things in their natural habitats (e.g., empty white rooms and Parisian runways). The Props: Chain mail, feather helmets, deep-cut nun habits.   411: Jenny Brough Photography, pretend you’re into haute couture here     NSFW LEVEL: 7/10 Larsen Sotelo   The Photos: Think raw-looking snaps from an LA photographer who learned a couple of Terry Richardson’s tricks. His subjects have three things in common: 1) long hair, 2) longer legs, and 3) a terrible understanding of the whole “putting on clothes” thing. The Props: Overachieving short-shorts, ironic hats, Pabst Blue Ribbon.   411: Larsen Sotelo, consider the beauty of LA rooftops in winter here     NSFW LEVEL: 8/10 Marc Van Dalen   The Photos: Well, they’re from a Saint-Tropez-born, Germany-based master of the lens who’s done shoots for GQ, and they tend to involve beautiful women in futuristic outfits missing some pretty critical components. The Props: Handcuffs, dog tags, signs with unpronounceable German words.   411: Marc Van Dalen, go clothing-optional here     NSFW LEVEL: 37/10 The Guccione Collection   The Photos: This... this is a highlight reel of Penthouse archives from the last 50 years—a thoughtful tribute to its founder, Bob Guccione. The Props: Cigarettes, oversized phones, ********. Actually, a whole lot of ********.   411: The Guccione Collection, proceed with caution here Manifest Destiny. It’s what stretched our great nation from sea to shining sea. And it continues as our free mobile app, The Next Move, is now live in Portland, Oregon. It will direct you toward great oysters, serious cocktails or the nearest vegan strip club. Because that’s a thing in Portland.   UrbanDaddy is pure editorial. You can't buy love from the Daddy. About Us   |    Archives   |    My UD   |    Perks   |    Contact   |    Jobs   |    Advertise   |    Tips Email Issues   |    Privacy Policy   |    User Agreement   |    Unsubscribe   |    Editorial Policy 900 Broadway, Suite 808 New York, NY 10003 © 2014 UrbanDaddy. All Rights Reserved.