Marshal_Dillon wrote:
my list in no particular order
Sophie Milliet
Sanja Dedijer
Anna Sharevich
Katerina Lahno
Zhu Chen
Dinara Khaziyeva
Irina Krush
Ingrid Aliaga
Krush sexy? Seen her at a tourney lately?
Most beautiful chess players?
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This is not a joke... supermodel Carmen Kass was (around 2003, not sure if she still is) President of the Estonian Chess Federation!
Well if you ask me a say Judit Polgár, I mean what could be more sexier than a women?
A women that plays chess in a sexy way.
I think they are all beautiful. I think any woman who plays chess is beautiful and I hope they ignore the jerks.
I agree with original poster, Rusudan "Rusa" Goletiani :) She's my very distant relative , i think.
Fetid wrote:
Unbelievely beautiful !!
Alexandra Kosteniuk
SimonSeirup wrote:
Alexandra Kosteniuk
IF she WINKS at you just RESIGN !! 
nodutytorescue wrote:
... less than a week and we are back to this sexist BS again?
if you want to have this discussion that’s your tasteless call. but at least post it in here.
How is it sexist?
Alexandra Botez is beautiful
Don't you think it is a bit sexist to judge a man or a woman because her/his physical appearance?
Username333 escribió:
Jecnez wrote:
Don't you think it is a bit sexist to judge a man or a woman because her/his physical appearance?
Don't you think it is a bit sexist to not be asexual?
They are chess players. We should talk about the way they play chess.
They shouldn't mention it unless the women are doing semi-nude photo shoots laying on and around chess boards and pieces. Then it should be fair game.
Jecnez wrote:
Don't you think it is a bit sexist to judge a man or a woman because her/his physical appearance?
I don't think it is necessarily sexist. IAlthough some comments in this thread are sexist.) Some chess players prefer to "Dress for Success.," and I assume it is to make a statement. Nazi Paikidze could have worn a sweat suit to her US Ch games, but chose to dress fashionably to accentuate her fit form. Bobby Fischer made a statement in the early 60's when he went from dressing like a scruffy teen to wearing tailored suits. His statement: "I am a Chess Professional and chess is a worthy profession.." It stood out in contrast to many of his middle-aged opponents wearing wrinkled, colorless suits and, usually, a butt hanging from their mouths. (Of course, Spassky was very stylish, as were Keres and Smylsov and a few others.) But Fishcer's "makeover" did get the attention of both chess fans as well as the press.
Women chess professionals who choose to be stylish (and sexy) are making a statement that women who play chess can also be feminine. It is a good message to send to teen girls who may fear that playing chess will make them appear to be "sexless." The world is changing, but some things remain constant.
Are u kidding.. have u seen my profile pic. lol