Clémence Poésy Nude

We love our French imports, especially when they come in such sexy packages! The land of ooh-la-la still comes up with ooh-la-lovelies like the absolutely gorgeous Clémence Poésy. This charming cherie first came to our attention as ogle-worthy Olga in the German romdram Olgas Sommer (2002). Clémence’s French pastries tempted us further in 2003's Bienvenue chez les Rozes (Welcome to the Roses). The rising star finally made her skinternational debut while stirring up royal controversy as a sexy Mary, Queen of Scots in the 2004 miniseries Gunpowder, Treason and Plot. And the following year Clémence commenced to our local multiplexes with a tamer turn in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005), playing legendary female Triwizard competitor Fleur Delacour, a role that she reprised in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (2010) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011). We got more T&A from Clémence in 2007's Sans moi (Without Me) and in the historical drama The Silence of Joan (2011), but the close-up muff shot is that of a body double. Clémence shows no C but both Bs in the BBC miniseries Birdsong. However, we're treated to all three in the French short Hopper vu par (Hopper Stories) (2012). It's easy to figure out which of Clémence's parts we wanted to see in The Tunnel and The Ones Below (2015), but no such luck. Instead, Clémence showed us her ones above. After seeing them for the ninth time, you'll want a pocketful of Ms. Poésy!