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This Is What Happens When A Plus-Size Model Tries To Recreate Gigi Hadid’s Nude Photo Shoot
We first met Diana Sirokai a while back in a previous post of ours, when she had spent a little time recreating shots of Kim Kardashian in her own, plus-sized style. Now she has teamed up again with fashion photographer Karizza to recreate another iconic photoshoot, this time the nude shot of Gigi Hadid.
Uploaded on Instagram with the caption “I was just wondering how a model my Size would look on this” the photo shows Diana nude apart from a pair of boots, hand across chest while giving a sultry look to the camera.
While most commenters on her post were positive and supportive of Diana and her efforts to promote body diversity in the fashion industry, there were the inevitable disagreements between those who embrace a body-positive image like Diana promotes, and those who believe that normalising unhealthy weight gain should not be encouraged. “I wanna tell you that I admire your strength to show yourself to the world and love yourself the way you do. Both of you look beautiful in the pictures,” said one user, striking the right kind of positive vibe that we believe lies behind Diana’s original intention.
No matter what your position on the issue is, Diana is undeniably a beautiful woman. Scroll down below to check out her recreation photoshoot, as well as some of her previous photos. It’s not a competition to see which woman looks ‘better’ in the pictures, just a way of showing that women of all sizes are beautiful. Simple!
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This is Gigi Hadid’s iconic Stuart Weitzman campaign photo
Image credits: Stuart Weitzman / Mario Testino
Plus-size model Diana Sirokai came up with an idea to recreate that same photoshoot herself
Image credits: Karizza Photographer
She uploaded her photo on Instagram with the caption “I was just wondering how a model my Size would look on this”
Image credits: Karizza Photographer
Previously, Diana had asked a professional photographer to use Photoshop on her and her friend Callie’s bodies to show how much can be changed using computer software
Image credits: Karizza Photographer
In the same post, they showed the original image encouraging people to “Own who you are and slay”
Image credits: Karizza Photographer
Through her projects Diana spreads the body positivity message
Image credits: dianasirokai
She even shared an image of her body next to Kim Kardashian with an empowering note – “We are both women with different bodies”
Image credits: dianasirokai
The main message behind it is that everyone should love themselves, and that’s something that we can all get behind
Image credits: dianasirokai
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Biljana Malesevic 6 years ago
Why there is no middle ground in fashion industry? Either models are really skinny or really overweight to the point it's health endangering. Why not show a model who is average healthy size? Thou there is Iskra Lawrence, I just remembered. :)
A Ghost 6 years ago
There's Mindy Kaling who is very average sized but classified as fat
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L and P 6 years ago
not this again..... why cannt the fashion-industry just get "regular" models? plus size is the same unhealthy thing than those old school skinny models.. I dont get it...
Pseudo Puppy 6 years ago
Traditionally speaking, thinner models were used, as most folks are thinner when younger, and "youth" is considered the "most" appealing, as it is during youth that women were available for marriage, therefore, more appealing to men. "All" models are the 'same' size, simply for consistency. "Models" were needed to display / show clothes, when fashion started to be mass-manufactured. So, for the sake of simplicity & cost-effectiveness, those displaying the clothes had to be able to fit the display-model of the clothes. The stores couldn't afford to have one of every item of clothing, in every size, to be used for 'display'.... so they'd choose one size, and hire models who were that size. This then continued on, as the fashion industry expanded. The reason for thinner models being preferred, from a construction point of view: less curves, therefore less tailoring required. ie it's "easier" to fit someone with less curves. I hope that helps explain the history behind it. :)
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giovanna 6 years ago
No. You're morbidly obese. Don't "own" that. It's not a matter of appearance, it's a matter of health.
Lodogg 3323 6 years ago
Monilip, it wasn’t painters who considered fat a ‘beauty’ it was the style of the rich. They could afford to be fat because it showed they didn’t have to work like the serfs. They could gorge themselves all day. Much like today it’s the exact opposite, whereas status shows you can afford to eat healthy and work out and stay thin.
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Biljana Malesevic 6 years ago
Why there is no middle ground in fashion industry? Either models are really skinny or really overweight to the point it's health endangering. Why not show a model who is average healthy size? Thou there is Iskra Lawrence, I just remembered. :)
A Ghost 6 years ago
There's Mindy Kaling who is very average sized but classified as fat
Load More Replies... L and P 6 years ago
not this again..... why cannt the fashion-industry just get "regular" models? plus size is the same unhealthy thing than those old school skinny models.. I dont get it...
Pseudo Puppy 6 years ago
Traditionally speaking, thinner models were used, as most folks are thinner when younger, and "youth" is considered the "most" appealing, as it is during youth that women were available for marriage, therefore, more appealing to men. "All" models are the 'same' size, simply for consistency. "Models" were needed to display / show clothes, when fashion started to be mass-manufactured. So, for the sake of simplicity & cost-effectiveness, those displaying the clothes had to be able to fit the display-model of the clothes. The stores couldn't afford to have one of every item of clothing, in every size, to be used for 'display'.... so they'd choose one size, and hire models who were that size. This then continued on, as the fashion industry expanded. The reason for thinner models being preferred, from a construction point of view: less curves, therefore less tailoring required. ie it's "easier" to fit someone with less curves. I hope that helps explain the history behind it. :)
Load More Replies... giovanna 6 years ago
No. You're morbidly obese. Don't "own" that. It's not a matter of appearance, it's a matter of health.
Lodogg 3323 6 years ago
Monilip, it wasn’t painters who considered fat a ‘beauty’ it was the style of the rich. They could afford to be fat because it showed they didn’t have to work like the serfs. They could gorge themselves all day. Much like today it’s the exact opposite, whereas status shows you can afford to eat healthy and work out and stay thin.
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