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"  When Sarah Gidick launched her popular Instagram account, @pornforwomen, in January 2013, she had a surprisingly chaste objective in mind: &amp;quot;I wanted to build a social media account online that I could possibly use to get my dream job with Martha Stewart,&amp;quot; she tells ELLE.com. And with the just-launched thePFW.com, the 31-year-old continues to build on her following (88K and counting!) by publishing one fleshed-out editorial a week. While the hot guys on her site are a bit more esoteric\u2014professional skateboarder Alex Olson and guitarist/coffee impresario David Kennedy instead of Brad Pitt and Sixteen Candles&amp;#039; Jake Ryan\u2014one thing remains consistent: her standards. &amp;quot;There are three parameters for being included,&amp;quot; Gidick says. And they are as follows: An image must be high-resolution; an image must show a man looking his very best; the man has to be talented. It&amp;#039;s a simple formula, but it works. &amp;quot;I ultimately believe that to create the perfect Instagram, you need quality,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t worry so much if it&amp;#039;s a rare photo or not.&amp;quot; Below, we present you with Porn for Women&amp;#039;s top five, best-performing manstagrams of all time\u2014and why they work: Related: Has Instagram Made Dieting More Dangerous?  The Image: Brad Pitt from Legends of the Fall Number of Likes: 5,234+ Why It Works: &amp;quot;This 1992 film is an underrated iconic movie for women. I like bringing up random movies and actors from the past. It builds a rapport with the followers if we all relate to something random. Niche is good.&amp;quot;  The Image: Zac Efron in Neighbors Number of Likes: 7,057+ Why It Works: &amp;quot;Zac Efron is a grown man now, and we all can see that quite easily in this photo. I wrote something silly: &amp;#039;Hey, Zac I&amp;#039;m trying to grill with you.&amp;#039; I usually just keep whatever caption pops in my head first. I try not to overthink it.&amp;quot; Related: ELLE&amp;#039;s Ultimate Social Media Drinking Game  The Image: Tom Hardy with a puppy Number of Likes: 4,458+ Why It Works: &amp;quot;Tom Hardy was filming the movie Animal Rescue [renamed The Drop] when the paparazzi got a couple of photos of him snuggling this puppy. His worried expression while holding the puppy was enough for everyone. I just captioned it, &amp;#039;Omg.&amp;#039; Sometimes it&amp;#039;s wise to just let the photo do the talking.&amp;quot;  The Image: Ryan Gosling at the grocery store Number of Likes: 6,988+ Why It Works: &amp;quot;This one hits close to home, literally. These paparazzi photos were taken at the grocery store where I shop, and that&amp;#039;s Ryan Gosling giving my favorite checkout girl, Angie, a touch goodbye. I had just seen the picture somewhere before I came into the store to shop one night. I saw her and I was like, &amp;#039;Hey! I just saw you and Gosling.&amp;#039; She followed me on Instagram and I reposted the photos she got from the paparazzi who took them. I love this sequence of photos because it&amp;#039;s just so real. The followers were so happy for her. It was amazing.&amp;quot; Related: Women Are Winning on Social Media  The Image: Alex Pettyfer with a dog Number of Likes: 6,803+ Why It Works: Magic Mike actor Alex Pettyfer is extremely popular with women. I captioned this photo, &amp;#039;Alex Pettyfer is another one of those guys who make [sic] me realize I know zero hot guys.&amp;#039; A lot of women related to that caption.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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