Magazine New York Magazine, with the support of photographers Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, decided to turn to pop culture of the twentieth century, using the familiar types of pin-up style girls. For maximum effect, they invited not a miniature model, but Ashley Graham, known for her seductive forms.
Recall that the culture of pin-up is known from the end of the XIX century, but it was most popular in the 1940s. Pictures and photos of girls in frivolous poses, depicted on calendars and successfully used in American advertising campaigns. Pin-up models became icons of style, imitated by them!
Сover story of the September issue caused an explosion of emotions and praise from fans. Before the lens of the Italian photographers, it was transformed several times. In the beginning, it was bright red hair, an exquisite neckline and an expressive leopard image. A red rose at the feet of a sultry beauty, was hardly noticed by anyone!
The next image, very much like all your favorite actress Marilyn Monroe. Ashley tried on a platinum blonde wig and looked up in full, it was this part of the photo that caused the most emotions and compliments! As never, Ashley enjoyed the photo shoot, the opportunity to forget about the complexes and accusations of being overweight.
I am constantly told in the agencies about the parameters of my body, my friends often reproach the skin color. I sometimes wonder how Latinos can withstand such pressure, make their way to the fashion world and also help other models like me. Speaking about bodysheyming and discrimination, I want people to change their attitude and learn to respect others, unlike themselves.Read also
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Note that there is still no single-valued position regarding the shapes and sizes of models in the fashion world. In February, Sports Illustrated magazine accused of retouching and "reducing" the figure of Ashley, calling for objectivity, and last week, the tabloid was justified for the new PR campaign of the line of swimwear and "propagation of obesity."