LIFE OF A MALE MODEL

When male model Bruce Hulse included his sexual exploits with several top models in his memoir about life in the fashion world, he did not expect to be branded "the bad guy", but he admits his honesty was naive. His book, "Sex, Love and Fashion: A Memoir of a Male Model", describes his early days as a lifeguard, playing professional basketball in Sweden and goes on to tell how he was discovered, and the parties and exotic locations that followed. But it's the kiss-and-tell stories about the former Calvin Klein model's sexual adventures with some of the world's most beautiful women that have caused a buzz in the modeling world and sparked criticism of Hulse.

In the book, Hulse writes about the time with Andie MacDowell, the actress from "Four Weddings and a Funeral" where the light was too bright in a hotel room so he tossed his T-shirt over the lamp -- and it caught fire. Then there was the night when he ended up alone with Australian supermodel Elle "The Body" Macpherson when he was getting over a breakup with another model and had lost his sex drive. "No worries Brucie... let's just be friends then," he wrote Macpherson told him.
There is also the candlelight dinner in Paris with Paulina Porizkova which ended in sex that was like a "professional wrestling match... I'd never had such energetic, wild sex with anyone before."

-Reuters