Is nude the new Black?

[bendigonudey]

Fashion site "The Sartorialist" carries an image from "Glamour" magazine and story on August 29 - you might need to scroll down. It has garnered an incredible amount of comment, and I imagine many of you in the USA might already be familiar with it:

http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/

[Kouak]

I hope they paid the guy in the article just below the one you mentioned a lot of money to wear that jacket! I'll have nightmares tonight.

[steve-o]

Here's a direct link to the picture:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qjpwnPW4c1o/Spk7gpiIauI/AAAAAAAAHfU/ofdP-vMdf-o/s1600-h/GlamNYP1.jpg

I think this story/picture is really great.
Great for everyone who sees it; for their body image (and for accepting of nudity). I love that she is proud to show her real body and that it is not "perfect" but very normal and very real.

I love it.

[Centauri4]

There simply have to be more instances of the human body demonstrated in ordinary, de-sexualized, caring and ordinary ways, and I think we are doing this on a variety of websites. It would be great if more nudity were shown in conventional and traditional "everyday" activities, and I think this is slowly happening also due to the pervasive nature of this "anywhere-media"; the Internet.

Anytime someone forgoes an opportunity to be nude in favor of unnecessary clothing, for example as in lounging around the house with family as I did last night, we all loose a little ground.

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