kokobombon
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Maybe it's because of the intention and the audience. While not every nude editorial could be qualified as art, it's still intended to be art. Well, mostly. It's likely to be read by people who are more concered about the artistic vision (or lack thereof) than about seeing a breast or a bare bum.
Taylor flashing her tape-covered boobs in front of a (likely drunk) audience during a concert only serves the purpose of being controversial & sexual.
That being said, I do not agree with underage models posing nude or sexually suggestive and I even feel weird about seeing 16 year olds in transparent outfits on the runways.
I guess it all comes down to everyone´s pov... maybe Taylor thinks that what she does is art or at least her definition of it and a way to express herself. You could say the same about fashion magazines and their views.
What bothers me is the double standard on "Entertainment artists and fashion artists (being models, photographers, stylists, etc)" what´s bad in one world is perfectly ok in the other