A very attractive, slightly bored Mediterranean beauty (envision Caterina Murino from Casino Royale), with long black hair, big natural breasts and hourglass figure comes to a nude beach on the Mediterranean. It is 5pm and the the hot, summer sun is low but still bright over the water. She is dressed in Tennis apparel, although she has not been on the court today. She proceeds to set up her beach blanket, which includes a space for her boy friend, who she knows won't be coming. The space is just for props to keep men from disturbing her while she suns and titillates the onlookers. After her blanket is set up, she strips, just a little slowly, for erotic effect and luxuriantly spreads tanning lotion over her now-naked body.
She has prominent dark nipples, perked up by her enjoyment of all the men trying unsuccessfully to ignore her. She is not shaved, but has a short, straight-haired, luxuriant black bush, left long enough down below to obscure easy view of her pursed lips. At this nude beach, she feels that displaying "mes filles" (her breasts), of which she is quite proud, is quite public and ordinary. But a peek at "mes pΓ©tales" (her lips) is far more intimate and should happen only when and for whom she chooses.
She settles into a beach chair and obliviously begins reading through a fashion magazine from behind her dark glasses. Almost as an afterthought, she wets her fingertips with tanning lotion and touches up the bridge of her nose (but, of course, does not leave the lotion whitely noticeable) and then her chocolate colored areolas and nipples, which stand out like Hersey's Kisses on perfectly curved breasts. After a quick glance around to see that nobody is looking, she quickly reaches down, parts and wets her labia glisteningly with the lotion, lest they get a nasty burn in this hot sun beyond her feet and then pats back down the dense protective mantle of hair back over them.
Between hers and her absent boyfriend's beach chair is a stainless steel wine bucket with the neck of a bottle of Dom Perignon protruding out the top. The top had already been released and replaced. She casually reaches for the bottle, removes the cap with the tip of her thumb and, not bothering with the inconvenient formality of a glass, takes several hard swallows of the spicy nectar and then places the bottle back into the bucket. She does not replace the cap. The day is hot, she is quite thirsty and has begun "glowing" quite a lot. Three quarters of a liter of Dom will not be in the bottle long enough to lose its chill and carbonation. For, perhaps, thirty minutes, she reads fashion advertisements, punctuated by three-swallow visits to the bottle of Dom until it is empty. Having eaten nothing since breakfast and a bit dehydrated from a day of shopping, the effect of the Champagne comes on like the restful embrace of a warm bath and she slides off into a deep, undisturbed sleep, guarded by the missing boyfriend next to her.