I was happy when I saw that this morning, as I was reading the teeth article. What I find funny is that the model is wearing gold teeth. At any rate, Im going to write Vogue and thank them.
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Thanks!
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While it's kind of a strange photo what with the blank stare and all (although that is fairly de riguer for high fashion mags), that is still pretty cool. Writing them a little note now
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If we're thin, caucasian, and have unmarked perky breasts that is.
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Not that this wasn't a step in the right direction, of course. It's just that, for once, I'd like to see an image of a more average mother nursing. Instead all I ever see are the stereotypical 'perfect' women and bosoms with babies attached to them (big thumbs up to Vogue for publicizing the reality that toddlers nurse too though!).
Not that this wasn't a step in the right direction, of course. It's just that, for once, I'd like to see an image of a more average mother nursing. Instead all I ever see are the stereotypical 'perfect' women and bosoms with babies attached to them (big thumbs up to Vogue for publicizing the reality that toddlers nurse too though!).
no, you're right - I was just so overjoyed at the sight of a Mainstream Mag with a nursing mother in it that my head nearly exploded
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Okay this is vogue - there are NO pictures of average women in there!
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Originally Posted by cjuniverse If we're thin, caucasian, and have unmarked perky breasts that is.
Not that this wasn't a step in the right direction, of course. It's just that, for once, I'd like to see an image of a more average mother nursing. Instead all I ever see are the stereotypical 'perfect' women and bosoms with babies attached to them (big thumbs up to Vogue for publicizing the reality that toddlers nurse too though!). |
I happen to think that the photo was UNposed. That the photographer was just snapping away while her toddler -- in tow at the photo shoot -- had a quick snack, and s/he and the editors loved the photo.
And hey, is that a tiny bit of areola I see? teeheehee
Remember that Annie Liebovitz photo of Jerry Hall breastfeeding? I can't find it online - its in Liebovitz' book "Women". I love that photo. Hall is tricked out in YSL and looks ready for a photo session with Helmut Newton, yet she is serenely bfing her child. Over the top too.
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Remember that Annie Liebovitz photo of Jerry Hall breastfeeding? I can't find it online - its in Liebovitz' book "Women". I love that photo. Hall is tricked out in YSL and looks ready for a photo session with Helmut Newton, yet she is serenely bfing her child. Over the top too.
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I noticed that too... My goodness is that allowed
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Here's a link to the Jerry Hall picture (scroll down to page 2)
http://www.usq.edu.au/resources/bartlettpaper.pdf
I love it. We need to see more so we can normalize it (toothpick models and all)... Go Vogue!
LP
| And hey, is that a tiny bit of areola I see? teeheehee |
Here's a link to the Jerry Hall picture (scroll down to page 2)
http://www.usq.edu.au/resources/bartlettpaper.pdf
I love it. We need to see more so we can normalize it (toothpick models and all)... Go Vogue!
LP
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yep, even us toothpick thin ladies can breastfeed
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Originally Posted by bethwl I'm just amazed that she has enough body fat to lactate. |
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Baby-steps folks, its all about taking baby-steps...
Originally Posted by cjuniverse If we're thin, caucasian, and have unmarked perky breasts that is.
Not that this wasn't a step in the right direction, of course. It's just that, for once, I'd like to see an image of a more average mother nursing. Instead all I ever see are the stereotypical 'perfect' women and bosoms with babies attached to them (big thumbs up to Vogue for publicizing the reality that toddlers nurse too though!). |
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