What happens During Nude Photo-shoot, ‘This’ Model Shared Her Experience

Mumbai : Models’ nude or topless photo-shoots are always a topic of discussion for the magazine. These bold photo-shoots of actresses and models are very viral on social media and people give various reactions to it. Recently Bollywood actress Kiara Advani, Bhumi Pednekar and Sunny Leone got nude photo-shoot which is very much discussed.

However, the reality of the photo-shoot looking very beautiful from above is something else. Have you ever thought about what things models have to go through for nude photo-shoots. A model has described how she really feels while doing a bold photo-shoot and the challenges she has to face for a perfect shot.

The model says that by seeing the photos, people feel how easily these photos have been taken, but it is not so easy to take clothes off and give a shot in a room full of people. This model shared her experience on social media and told how a nude photo shoot conducted 10 years ago ended her confidence about her own body.

At that time, this woman herself worked in the magazine. She told that the editor of the magazine wanted to do a story on those women who were completely unaware of their skin and body. Especially this photo-shoot and story were on women around the age of 30 years. The woman wrote, ‘My health was good, I was fit and strong and my waist was also thin.’

‘Although I did not like some of the features of my body, I used to feel very good about my body regardless of it. When I was asked for a nude photo-shoot, I said yes. I was sure that after 10 years I would be happy with my decision. The woman wrote, ‘I was nervous as well as excited on the day of the photo-shoot. Before the shoot, my hairstyle was changed and makeup was done. Art director and photographer were talking among themselves how to start my shoot.

I was standing naked in front of them and they were looking at my body from top to bottom and talking among themselves that my waist is much thinner than here and some of my body parts are not in shape. They were pointing to my body parts with their hands and were telling me how to show it. What do I have to show and which part to hide. Although my art director and photographer were women, but the way they were laughing and talking on my body part, I was getting broken inside.