How does miller describe her feelings about the photo

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Assignment - Print Media Unconventional Photo Questions

Description - Please respond to the following in at least 3 pages:

How did you initially react to this "unconventional" photo of a model showing a belly pooch? Did you think it is unattractive, a great realistic image, or no big deal? Why do you think you have this instinctive reaction?

Look at the photo. What makes it different from the typical photo in fashion/beauty/lifestyle magazines for women?

1. How does Miller describe her feelings about the photo? What did it do for her career? How did Glamour's readers react to the story? What do critics of the photo have to say?

2. What do you think about the photo? Why do you think the photo drew such strong reactions? Is it important for fashion magazines to publish photos of models of different sizes? Will plus sized models find a place in fashion spreads that aren't devoted to "curvy" models?

3. Advertising tells women that what's most important is how they look, and ads surround us with the image of ideal female beauty. However, this flawlessness cannot be achieved. It's a look that's been created through airbrushing, cosmetics, and computer retouching. How do you think this trend of ads depicting ideal beauty impact women in society

Here is the article: Glamour magazine has set off somewhat of an internet phenomenon with a small photo it ran on page 194 of its September 2009 issue. It's a nearly nude image of model Lizzi Miller sitting on a bench with a great big smile on her face. As photos go, it's no more than PG. Certainly other photos in the magazine, either editorial or advertising, showed more skin. So why is this photo garnering so much attention? Ms. Miller has a small belly pooch. Glamour Editor-In-Chief Cindi Leive writes on her blog.

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