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Something
you didn't know about Ft.
Worth,
Texas:
The women are amazing. We discovered the foxes of
Ft.
Worth
when we researched where Miss America,
Miss USA,
and the Playmate of the Year have hailed from since 1980. Beginning with a list
of more than 60 cities, we narrowed the field to those with the most winners and
then figured in the total female population of each. The result: The five
municipalities with the most award-winning beauties per capita. "Beautiful women
probably initially flocked to these cities to work as models or entertainers,
[eventually] causing more genetics for beautiful people to end up there," says
Stephen Marquardt, M.D., a human-aesthetics researcher in
Orange
County,
California.
Want to see the sights? Grab this guide and go to . . .
1.
Honolulu
On
the beach, in the water, at the clubs -- beautiful women blanket the island
of Oahu.
You can hit the North
Shore
-- or, better, head to San Souci Beach Park. "That's
where they're hanging out," says Kevin Miller, co-owner of
Hawaiian
Fire
Surf
School.
2.
Ft.
Worth
Over
and over, we heard about one spot: 8.0 Restaurant & Bar. Go on a Thursday
night, when there's live music. Or look for openings at the
Kimbell
Art
Museum.
"[Those] always bring out beautiful women," says the owner of a local modeling
agency.
3.
Detroit
First
stop: a Red Wings or Pistons game; both have a fan base of babes. "The Pistons a
little more so," says Marc Fellhauer, a producer at
WRIF in Detroit.
Next, go to the Bikram Yoga Studios "The
classes are 70 to 80 percent women," says one local.
4.
Dallas
Skip
the Cowboys cheerleader tryouts and instead eat at the sushi bar Tei Tei Robata in the Knox-Henderson area of
Dallas.
"It's cool, almost Zen-like, with amazingly attractive women," says Adam McGill,
an editor at the city's D Magazine.
5.
Chicago
Look
for where State and Rush Streets intersect to form a triangle (nicknamed the
"Viagra Triangle" because of the head-turners seen there). Best viewing area:
the outdoor patio at the Tavern on Rush. Also, get a day pass to the East Bank
Club gym ($20), where a member admits, "it's hard to concentrate on working
out."
Men’
Health Magazine,
November
6th, 2003 |
