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16-year-old Hailey Clauson is once again at the center of controversy in the modeling world.
Her new editorial in the fashion magazine Pop features the underage model in photographs with a nude p*rn star named “Destiny,” another nude woman with no name, and in a photo with an unidentified man’s hand strangling her neck.
Clauson is no stranger to pushing the limit. In 2011, her parents filed a lawsuit against photogarpher Jason Lee Parry when photos he took of Clauson at the age of 15 turned up on t-shirts at Urban Outfitters although they were told the photos were only for a small European magazine.
Although the main issue was that Parry did not have the rights to license the photos for commercial use, Clauson’s parents used the suit to draw attention to the fact that Parry sexualized their daughter stating,
“She is posed in a blatantly salacious manner with her legs spread, without a bra, revealing portions of her breasts.
The image of a teen in a spread-eagle position making her crotch area the focal point of the image may portray a child in a sexually suggestive manner and may be in violation of one or more federal and/or state laws.”
Clauson also became the poster child for the issue of young girls walking the runway for some of the fashion world’s biggest designers.
Clauson walked the runway for Calvin Klein, Versace, Miu Miu, Lanvin, Hermes, and Gucci before she even turned 16, which angered many people in the Council of Fashion Designers of America because of the long hours and limited breaks models receive when working a fashion show.
The current editorial in question was shot by photographer Max Permain. In the shots, which you can see by visiting Permain’s blog,
Clauson poses with nude p*rn stars, makes out with her own reflection in the mirror, and holds a baby. The most despicable image features Clauson being strangled by a mysterious hand. For a woman to be seen in this way is sickening; promoting violence against women is completely inappropriate, especially since so many young women read this publication.
The theme of the shoot is nothing but disturbing and disgusting. A 16-year old child should not be posing like this, let alone a woman of age.
I find it strange that after her parents made such a big deal about the Urban Outfitters’ incident, they would allow her to participate in a shoot this disturbingly graphic. Clauson’s agency, Next Models, has some explaining to do.
Source: bangstyle.com via ontd
Here's the editorial for those who have not seen it yet
Her new editorial in the fashion magazine Pop features the underage model in photographs with a nude p*rn star named “Destiny,” another nude woman with no name, and in a photo with an unidentified man’s hand strangling her neck.
Clauson is no stranger to pushing the limit. In 2011, her parents filed a lawsuit against photogarpher Jason Lee Parry when photos he took of Clauson at the age of 15 turned up on t-shirts at Urban Outfitters although they were told the photos were only for a small European magazine.
Although the main issue was that Parry did not have the rights to license the photos for commercial use, Clauson’s parents used the suit to draw attention to the fact that Parry sexualized their daughter stating,
“She is posed in a blatantly salacious manner with her legs spread, without a bra, revealing portions of her breasts.
The image of a teen in a spread-eagle position making her crotch area the focal point of the image may portray a child in a sexually suggestive manner and may be in violation of one or more federal and/or state laws.”
Clauson also became the poster child for the issue of young girls walking the runway for some of the fashion world’s biggest designers.
Clauson walked the runway for Calvin Klein, Versace, Miu Miu, Lanvin, Hermes, and Gucci before she even turned 16, which angered many people in the Council of Fashion Designers of America because of the long hours and limited breaks models receive when working a fashion show.
The current editorial in question was shot by photographer Max Permain. In the shots, which you can see by visiting Permain’s blog,
Clauson poses with nude p*rn stars, makes out with her own reflection in the mirror, and holds a baby. The most despicable image features Clauson being strangled by a mysterious hand. For a woman to be seen in this way is sickening; promoting violence against women is completely inappropriate, especially since so many young women read this publication.
The theme of the shoot is nothing but disturbing and disgusting. A 16-year old child should not be posing like this, let alone a woman of age.
I find it strange that after her parents made such a big deal about the Urban Outfitters’ incident, they would allow her to participate in a shoot this disturbingly graphic. Clauson’s agency, Next Models, has some explaining to do.
Source: bangstyle.com via ontd
Here's the editorial for those who have not seen it yet
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...I begin to think the girl is in the wrong business...*shakes head*...
Playboy? What?
