Žene pokazale šta kriju ispod odeće: 18 fotki posle kojih nikome neće biti svejedno (FOTO)

Svaka žena je lepa na svoj način, a borba protiv stereotipa će zauvek trajati

Objavljeno: 20.08.2016. 09:24h 17:20h

Zvonko Ninkov

Rešile su da pokažu celom svetu da će se boriti protiv svih stereotipa vezanih za žene, a njihova knjiga "Ispod smo žene" postaje sve popularnija. Autorka je australijski fotograf Ejmi D Herman, a glavni cilj je da se kroz raznolikost pokaže sva lepota žena.

OK, znate da Espreso ima aplikaciju. Niste znali da je od danas još bolja!

Pored toga, ona ima za cilj podizanje svesti kod velikog broja ljudi da su stereotipi o ženskom telu i lepoti veoma štetni, a u projektu je učestvovalo 100 žena, 100 tela i 100 različitih priča.

Najopasniji selfiji na svetu: Svojom umetnošću oborila je svet s nogu! (FOTO)

Ovde nema presuda i mišljenja drugih, već samo iskrenih fotografija. Kako bi uspela da odštampa 400 primeraka svoje knjige Ejmi je na Kickstarteru pokrenula akciju prikupljanja sredstava.

Nećemo vam ništa više reći, prosudite samo koliko sve one prelepe!

••UNAPOLOGETIC•• "I've had a storm in my mind over the last few days. Conflicting emotions; some good, some not. I thought hard about whether I wanted to actually post this full image from the @underneath_we_are_women campaign. I'm smiling in this photo - I think it's a wonderful portrayal of my personality and general attitude. I was smiling, but I was also terrified as this was being shot. As much confidence as I may exude and portray to the world in my everyday life, the reality is I've harboured quite strong feelings of resentment toward my own body for a lot of my life. Feelings, I think, which are a reflection of society's deeply internalised attitude towards the disabled body; that it is unattractive, undesirable, shameful, broken and that it should be changed, fixed or covered up. When I note that it's not in fact my stomach or my arms or my hips that I find it difficult to look at, or that I'm wearing almost nothing, some people may be surprised. It's my legs and feet. They're swollen as a result of lipoedema and look different because of my disability. I've been very good at hiding them from the world for years. Facing the pressures placed upon women to conform to idealised standards of beauty has been somewhat easier for me than it has been for me to live in this world as a woman with a physical disability. This is why I have decided to post this picture. It needs to be seen. I wish, as a little girl, I had seen something like this. A disabled role model telling me that I was allowed to love myself, that I didn't have to hide, be ashamed of or apologise for my body. That I existed. I had to figure this out (for the most part) on my own, and at times it was incredibly lonely, traumatising and isolating. This shoot was incredibly liberating and has taken me a step further toward my self acceptance and ability to live unapologetically in this body and in this life. Thankyou @underneath_we_are_women for pushing me to do this. You can learn more about and support her campaign here: kck.st/2b7VnTr #regram @rvbyallegra

A photo posted by Underneath We Are Women (@underneath_we_are_women) on Aug 12, 2016 at 4:58am PDT

Mother & daughter... What an incredible experience this was to photograph these two incredibly amazing women. You'll be able to read their full story in the #UnderneathWeAreWomen book! Please help us get this book printed and out into the world. Just follow the link in the bio and make your pledge OR you can even PRE-ORDER YOUR BOOK! Just hit the link and donate what you can. Just 19 days left to make your order for the UWAW book. #bodypositive #survivor #cancer #cancersurvivor #loveyourself #learntheirstory #journey #everyoneisontheirownjourney

A photo posted by Underneath We Are Women (@underneath_we_are_women) on Aug 18, 2016 at 3:59am PDT

A little peek into our last shoot in #Adelaide South Australia. This is Mathilde. An absolute inspiration of a woman. Strong, intelligent, fun, quirky and in her own words, "RESILIENT". I could talk about how incredible this girl is all day but I'll let her photograph do that for me. #underneathIAM #resilient #woman #adelaide #southaustralia #thisgirl

A photo posted by Underneath We Are Women (@underneath_we_are_women) on Aug 30, 2015 at 6:12pm PDT