All trussed up in their naked dresses at this week's Met Ball, celebrities were dressing for work, not for sexual attraction. But I'd wager that many feel just as apprehensive stripping off for the first time in front of a new lover as most of the rest of us do. Such nudity, though, is artificial, a device to provoke digital clicks rather than to stimulate any of the feelings that most people feel when they are nude or are triggered in the viewer.
Curiously, the bareness of these women had none of the same effect as what I'd call real nudity – the rest of us without clothes. We look at them entirely dispassionately and unemotionally. Maybe with a bit of a gasp at how ludicrous they appear – but this is different from how we generally feel about ourselves and others' naked bodies.
In this article... Mail Online explores the objectification of women and the role that social media plays in shaping our perceptions of ⁙⁙⁙ image.
Curiously, the bareness of these women had none of the same effect as what I'd call real nudity – the rest of us without clothes. We look at them entirely dispassionately and unemotionally. Maybe with a bit of a gasp at how ludicrous they appear – but this is different from how we generally feel about ourselves and others' naked bodies.
In this article... Mail Online explores the objectification of women and the role that social media plays in shaping our perceptions of ⁙⁙⁙ image.
Reference: See hereALEXANDRA SHULMAN'S NOTEBOOK: Emily Ratajkowski And Rita Ora Got Plenty Of Attention In Their Naked Dresses At The Met...
• Celebrities dressed for work, not for sexual attraction. 2. Some feel apprehensive stripping off for a new lover. 3. Artificial nudity provokes digital clicks, failing to stimulate feelings. 4. The bareness of these women has a contrasting effect on viewers' perceptions.
In The News:
Arsenal star Jorginho reveals Mikel Arteta TWICE tried to sign him for the Gunners before he joined from Chelsea - as...The 32-year-old has played 35 times in all competitions for the Gunners this season and Arteta has long thought highly of his man.
For the north London club's most crucial matches , Jorginho has been given the nod. That includes the two league games against Manchester City , and being used in all but one of Arsenal 's Champions League matches.
More to the point, Arteta had pursued the Italian nearly 10 years ago when the midfielder was at Napoli from 2014 to 2018.
Jorginhio (pictured) has opened up on how Mikel Arteta tried to sign him twice for Arsenal before his eventual move
