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Nina Agdal – Calzedonia 2011 Bikini Photoshoot

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Nina Agdal Is Here To Brighten Your Day

Nina sure as hell made my day. She’s a gorgeous model from Denmark who has recently started working with Victoria’s Secret. I don’t know about you, but she’s definitely got my attention; hit the jump to check out more pictures.

Nina Agdal - Victoria's Secret PINK Spring 2011

Nina Agdal Bikini Pictures

Nina Agdal

Nina Agdal wearing different bikini posing for the “Nelly” Bikini Photoshoot.

Nina Agdal Pictures

Nina Agdal Bikini Pictures

Nina Agdal Photo

Nina Agdal Bikini Pictures

Nina Agdal

Nina Agdal Pictures

Nina Agdal Photo

Nina Agdal is drop-dead gorge

The remarkably sexy Nina Agdal is wearing a series of bikinis on a beach for the good folks at Calzedonia, which is nice of her. Although we assume she’s being paid to do so.

You know the drill by now – every now and again there’s a new model who’s tremendously good-looking and wears clothes for a lingerie or bikini company, but we don’t know a damn thing about her, nor can we find out anything useful. Not that you especially mind that we can’t find anything useful because you’re just looking at the pictures.

This time, rather than providing you with no information whatsoever, we’re instead going to provide you with information only tangentially related to Nina Agdal and her Calzedonia shoot. And even then, one of the facts is provably untrue. Let’s go!

1) NINA was once short for ‘No Irish Need Apply,’ which was liberally used in job adverts back in the 19th Century to put Irish folk off on account of their perceived stupidity, drunkenness and misbehaviour. Bad times.

2) AGDAL is an urban community of Rabat, the capital of Morocco. There is almost no potential for humour in this fact. Let’s move on.

3) CALZEDONIA is a cross between Caledonia and calzone, in as much as it’s an archaic term for the folded-over pizzas that were produced in Scotland during the time of the Roman invasion of Britain.

There. Don’t you all feel more enlightened? If you know which one of these supposed facts is false, then get in touch with us in the comments to win NO PRIZES.