Features nude fashion models, a nude Keisha exercising, centerfolds Sarah Young, Minnie Champ and Tammie, 95FFF Toppsy Curvy unveiling the twin assets that have made her a Superbra Superstar and the wraparound story "Lessons in Love" about an arrogant and self absorbed businessman being shown the err of his ways by a topless witch.
Director
Toppsy Curvy
Herself (segment "Topsey Curvey")
Jennifer Delora
Crystal (segment "Lessons in Love")
James Davies
Stuart (segment "Lessons in Love")
Tracey Adams
Jennifer (segment "Lessons in Love")
Ruth Collins
Jo Jo (segment "Lessons in Love")
Jeanne Marie
Robyn (segment "Lessons in Love")
Heidi Paine
Ex-Girlfriend (segment "Lessons in Love")
Scott Baker
Chauffeur (segment "Lessons in Love")
Keisha
(segment "Work-Out")
Blondi
(segment "Dream House") (archive footage)
Jacqueline Luis
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