The editorial team at Revista Sexy wanted to differentiate this project from her previous 2010 feature by creating an enterprise that felt both sophisticated and primal.
While Anamara's photos were the main attraction, the June 2013 edition of Sexy offered readers a variety of interesting features. Sports fans were treated to an interview with , the talented Brazilian striker who was playing for Paris Saint-Germain and the Brazilian National Team at the time. The magazine also featured a serious exploration of the psychology of sex addiction and a truly offbeat culinary piece focusing on the world of edible insects. The eclectic mix of celebrity glamour, sports, and bizarre cultural trends was a hallmark of the publication's style during that era.
Paraty's combination of cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and tropical beaches allowed for a mix of exotic and elegant shots. Revista Sexy Brazil - June 2013 -Anamara-
The release of the June issue was not a quiet affair; it was celebrated with two major parties designed to maximize media exposure, which they did successfully.
Since the June issue dropped, the reaction has been swift and polarized. On one side, fans have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to express relief. The hashtag #AnamaraEncontrouPaz (Anamara Found Peace) trended for three days. Fan accounts compiled collages of her smiling in the magazine’s candid shots—photos where she looks relaxed, unguarded, free of the frantic energy that defined her younger years. The editorial team at Revista Sexy wanted to
The June 2013 issue of Revista Sexy Brazil is particularly notable for its feature on Anamara, a Brazilian model who has gained significant attention in the fashion and entertainment industries. Anamara's captivating appearance on the magazine's cover and her accompanying photo spread have made this issue a highly sought-after collector's item among fans of the magazine.
In the accompanying interview, she stated she was single and focused on family and her career, famously remarking that men were currently at the bottom of her priority list. The magazine also featured a serious exploration of
The June issue, which hit newsstands (and digital tablets) last Monday, is unlike any profile Revista Brazil has published in the last five years. Written by veteran journalist Lucia Mendes, the 14-page feature is structured like a telenovela itself: broken into six acts, each representing a different "era" of Anamara’s romantic history.