Which she may not have made the cover of Sports Illustrated’s 2011 Swimsuit Edition which was reserved for Russian supermodel Irina Shayk, Brooklyn Decker deserves a very, very honorable mention (yea, I guess gracing the cover two years in a row can’t be expected).

So naturally we scraped around and compiled what we’re calling Banned’s Great Gallery: Brooklyn Decker SI Swimsuit Edition.

As always, hold down the control key (apple/command on mac) and click the thumbnails below to open each image in a new tab (we’re working on a new gallery system that won’t totally suck, but until then bear with us).

Check out our previous Brooklyn Decker Great Gallery.

Brooklyn Decker, the Twenty-three year-old Ohio born Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl is this week’s Banned In Hollywood gallery girl.

The 5′-9″ bombshell has also been featured in Victoria’s Secret as well as Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, FHM, Glamour, and has recently been getting work on highbrow *caugh* television programming Chuck, Ugly Betty and Royal Pains.

Sadly fellas, this Esquire magazine 2010 “Sexiest Woman Alive” bracket challenge winner is off the market after tying the knot with American tennis player Andy Roddick, but that doesn’t mean you can’t look. And what better place to gawk than Banned’s Great Brooklyn Decker Gallery?

The hype around Sports Illustrated’s 2010 Swimsuit Issue has mostly been about cover model Brooklyn Decker (cover seen above), but let’s not throw last year’s buxom cover model under the bus just yet.

After all, what would the SI Swimsuit Issue be without an extensive Bar Refaeli spread?

Sports Illustrated recently released the 2009 Swimsuit Issue and featured Bar Refaeli on the cover but didn’t include a photo set of SI favorite Marisa Miller–(with Brooklyn Decker they didn’t really need to).

Victoria’s Secret however, took advantage of Miller’s absence from SI and booked her for a few shots in their upcoming catalog.

Marisa Miller, Alessandra Ambrosia, Adriana Lima, Miranda Kerr, and Doutzen Kroes are waiting below.

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