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Slideshow Lena Dunham vows to put some color into "Girls" Tweet Share this Email Print Related News HBO and cable rival Showtime score big at Emmys Mon, Sep 24 2012 "Homeland" triumphs as Emmys go for dose of reality Mon, Sep 24 2012 New girls, mad men, posh Brits - it's TV's Emmys Sun, Sep 23 2012 Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Television » People » Lena Dunham, filmmaker, actress and director, speaks during a one-on-one session at Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit in Laguna Niguel, California October 2, 2012. Credit: Reuters/Alex Gallardo By Lisa Richwine LAGUNA NIGUEL, California | Tue Oct 2, 2012 8:09pm EDT LAGUNA NIGUEL, California (Reuters) - "Girls" writer, director and actress Lena Dunham said on Tuesday she was adding new, more diverse characters for the next season of her HBO show, after criticism that the first season failed to portray the rich culture of its New York City setting. And the 26-year-old, who often sheds her own clothes on the show, also acknowledged that, most of the time, "it's not a good idea to be naked on television." Dunham broke out this year as one of Hollywood's hottest young stars with "Girls," winning four Emmy nominations for her comedy about four 20-something women who find that work and relationships in New York have little of the glamour seen in 1990s show "Sex and the City." Although Dunham took home no Emmys this year, her success earned her a speaking spot on Tuesday at Fortune magazine's annual Most Powerful Women Summit. Answering questions in front of hundreds of female business leaders, Dunham said she took seriously criticism of "Girls" and its lack of minority characters. She said she felt "heartbreak at the idea that the show would make anyone feel isolated." The show's second season next year will feature "a multitude of new characters in the show. There are some of color. Some are not. Some are Caucasian," she said. Dunham said she was responding to viewers "who are women of color who want to see themselves reflected on screen." "All I want to do is make women feel excited and included by the show," she said. Addressing her frequent nude scenes, Dunham said she felt they were appropriate because she was the person deciding when to take her clothes off in front of the camera. But she generally advised against it. "There may be a time when I have to explain to my daughters, 'You probably shouldn't be naked on television.' Most situations, it's not a good idea to be naked on television," said Dunham, who is single. "I like doing it because I'm my own boss. I'm writing it. I'm directing it. I'm producing it," she said, adding that she would refuse to strip for another TV director. 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