Victoria's Secret's Selil Ebanks explains.

When you become a Victoria's Secret model, you join the ranks of the most lusted-after women in the world. And while Selita Ebanks doesn't have a type—she has dated men ranging from a comedian (Nick Cannon) to a tennis pro (James Blake)—she certainly has some rules of attraction. Here are seven:

□    A CLEAN MOUTH
"A nice white smile is the sexiest part of a man's body. I want to kiss something that looks like it would taste good. Plus, how you take care of your mouth says a lot about your hygiene."

□    A LITTLE SWAGGER
"I want someone who walks into the room and all eyes turn to him. He doesn't have to be the finest man in the world, but he has to possess that energy so that when you see him, you think, Oh my goodness!"

□    DEAL BREAKER: HE'S NOT WHO HE SEEMS
"I hate it when a guy puts on this front to impress you, and then you find out it's not really who he is. If you're a farter, let one loose! I'd rather find out on the first date than three months later. Some women might not mind. She may be a farter too. You will be one stinky couple, but you'll be happy together."

□    HAS GAME
"I'm a big sports fan, and nothing is more unattractive to me than a guy who doesn't appreciate ESPN. If I have to explain football or basketball, that's the biggest turn-off."
□    BUT DOESN'T PLAY ROUGH
"I can't stand a violent man. Aggression doesn't belong in the home. And if he gets too excited by gore or violence on television, I'm out of there. That is a big sign that says, 'Run the other way!' "

□    A FIRM GRIP
"A man has to have big, strong hands to make me feel safe. When he makes me feel safe, I feel sexy. It's as simple as that."

□    NO WHITE SOCKS
"A man once walked up to me and started to put on his mack, and I saw he was wearing white socks with his suit! If I were in the Olympics, I would have beat anybody in the dash to get out of there."

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