Kiwi Air bares all

there's background to this video on the Air New Zealand site Nothing to Hide .... http://www.nothingtohide.co.nz/    .... I sent the link to my neice, she's a stewardess for Air Transat, she loved it :)

...the body paint does a remarkable job of disguising ... er...things.  For a few moments, I was wondering where was the nudity everyone was talking about.  After a few seconds, I realized that the area around the wrists where sleeves normally hang loose were tight.  Tremendous job by the art folks, I must say, and tremendously brave of the crew.    I can only imagine standing there in the buff letting a stranger paint me -- literally!

some of the other videos in the link Katherine provided, including the Behind the Scenes one, and I think I heard one guy talking about wearing a g-string.  I agree that I saw no evidence of the family jewels.  I also agree that most women of adult age sag a bit, but it was hard to tell about them since they carefully kept a prop of some kind directly in front of the women's chest (life vest, folded arms, seat belt, etc.)

In any case, it was very amusing and very well done.  I was quite impressed with the artists' work, too, because it took a while to realize the clothes were painted on.  It was just when you saw the clothing around wrists and ankles and sometimes knees or when you saw men's chests or any of their backsides that you could really tell.

yes, I'm sure both the men and women were wearing thongs .... as far as the upper part ... the women probably had the stick on lifts to give them support and perhaps a pasty for their nipples, though they did a remarkable job with keeping covered either by the seats or by the props!   ... you could definitely see the nipple outlines on the men though!  ... they were chilly  :)