Paulina Porizkova Shares Nude Photo As She Hits Back At Her Critics: 'I Finally Get To Do ME' 토토사이트
The supermodel widow of Ric Ocasek isn't at every one of the an alien to sharing scandalous photographs of herself via web-based media – truly as a method for facing the shame that maturing ladies can't display their stuff.
Notwithstanding, the bathing suit model multiplied down on postponing such a thought on Thursday in light of one social client who told her she centers "an excessive lot" on herself and her actual elements.
"I'm 56, and carrying on with my best life. After a lifetime spent dealing with others, I at long last get to do ME," she shouted in the inscription of a bare and controlled photograph uncovering all.
Paulina Porizkova reacted to a pundit who said she ocuses "an excessive lot" on herself and her actual elements. (Photograph by Michael Loccisano/WireImage)
"I post swimsuit and naked photographs since I at long last feel great in my skin. I don't do this for praises or likes. (In spite of the fact that they are extremely very great)," Porizkova proceeded. "I'm doing this is on the grounds that you see large number of pictures of more youthful ladies in similar circumstances. That is the thing that you're accustomed to seeing. Nobody advises them to get into their garments."
Added the Vogue cover model: "A more seasoned lady is permitted shrewdness, humor, persistence – however not erotic nature. Not provocativeness. This is a significant cultural untouchable which is unequivocally why I post what I post."
The reaction accumulated an incredible response from a portion of Porizkova's industry companions, including Lisa Rinna and Helena Christensen.
Porizkova made her Sports Illustrated debut in 1983 at age 17. The next year, she graced the cover and showed up in the distribution six additional occasions. She was additionally included in the magazine in 2018, where she presented bare for a unique component about female strengthening.
She followed that up a year some other time when she was highlighted in the 2019 Swimsuit issue, which was distributed totally unretouched. Porizkova said on "Great Morning America" at the time that when she was made mindful of the magazine's arrangement she was hesitant to do it, yet in the wake of mulling over everything, she concluded she was content with the manner in which she looks.
"At the point when MJ [Day, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editor] sent me the photos she resembled, 'So we're not going to do any correcting, very much like on the minor, minor things like moles and stuff,'" she clarified. "I resembled 'swallow,' and it resembles well, I search useful for 54."
Supermodel Paulina Porizkova showed up on her first Vogue cover in May 1981. (Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
In the interim, Day told the morning show that she was glad to include Porizkova in the magazine since she's "candid and legitimate and she truly is a promoter for ageism, which I believe is a truly significant theme to address… Because magnificence doesn't end at 30. Magnificence doesn't end at 40."
Porizkova said at the time that she was "going to give a great deal of credit to MJ Day from Sports Illustrated."
"At the point when she got into her position she truly began growing the thought in Sports Illustrated - that is the place where individuals go to see excellent young ladies - and she truly began extending the possibility that it's not simply models size 2 to 4 that are pretty, however hello, they could be size 10 to 20," she added.