Topless Model In ‘Blurred Lines’ Video Shares Experience Holding The Lamb; Elle Evans Is Appalled By Miley Cyrus VMA Skit

Meet the blonde model in the controversial "Blurred Lines" unrated video. She's the one holding the lamb. Her name is Elle Evans.

Evans is a model and the video was her biggest break yet. She shares the experience on Uinterview:

"What did you first think when the director of 'Blurred Lines' told you that you were going to be topless in the video?  A: I thought it was going to be great. I'm not really one for negativity, so I only saw a great opportunity to strut my stuff and have a good time with it.

What was the atmosphere like on set? What was your greatest memory from it? - 

A: The atmosphere was really comfortable. I didn't really feel like I was there for a job. I felt like I was hanging out with my friends, and my friends were Pharrell and T.I., which was awesome. My best memory I think was the reaction from people when they found out that my feet were going to be on Robin's face. The people on his team - makeup, hair and wardrobe - when they heard, they were like, 'What? Oh my god! Oh my god, no way!' I thought it was great. The lamb was really great actually. She just liked me. Pharrell went to hold her at one point, and I guess he wasn't holding her correctly. She was trying to sit and get away from him. You really had to support her and make her feel secure so that she didn't think she would fall. It was really sweet, she just wanted to nuzzle up in my neck. 

You've been a bit critical of Miley Cyrus's performance on the VMA's. What was your opinion of it

A: I really don't want to come off as overcritical of Miley because I really like her as an artist, I do. But the only thing that I didn't like so much, and okay, I sound like an old lady when I say this, but I'm serious - if you think about how many young people look up to Miley, and a lot of her fans are under the age of 21, they will think that it's okay for them to act like that, and it's really not. I don't know, I think she's great. I think she's adorable, I do. But when I said I was 'appalled' by her performance, I just meant that I was like 'really?' If she wanted to be extreme, I think she could have come up with something better.