GO TOPLESS DAY

Last week took place the 5th Go Topless Day in New York to claim the right to go topless in public.
It seems it was a complete failure because it appeared to be an erotic festival more than a protest... There were only 20 women in topless and at least 50 men for each of the women, taking photos and getting hot.


































These photos were taken by Katie Sokoler.

BRYANT ESLAVA'S EROTICISM

His interest in photography began in 2009, when he was 16. Five years later, in spite of his youth, he has an interesting portfolio.
His photography is aimed at magazines, brands and model agencies. However, as many other photographers, he also works with nude models.



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When you take E.T. out for a stroll around the city.

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SHIBARI SESSION WITH EMILY BLOOM

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Shibari is a style of Japanese art that involves rope tying in an aesthetic and decorative manner. It is also known as Kinbaku, which means "to tie tightly" in Japanese. This art has developed over centuries in Japan and has evolved both in terms of techniques and cultural significance.

Shibari involves specific rope tying techniques applied to a person's body in a way that can be both aesthetically beautiful and functional. It is often practiced in the context of erotic arts and BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, and Masochism), although it can also be practiced as an independent art form or as an experience of connection and trust between two people.

Shibari requires technical skills and a deep understanding of human anatomy and psychology. Practitioners often study with experienced masters and practice carefully to ensure the safety and comfort of those being tied.

In recent years, Shibari has gained popularity outside of Japan as a form of artistic expression, eroticism, and emotional connection between consenting partners.



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Smelling her sweater.

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THE WONDERS OF AI

Let's marvel once again at the realism and craftsmanship that Artificial Intelligence possesses when it comes to capturing the beauty of the female face and body in images.



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A shot of salt.

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WHAT BARBIE ARE YOU WEARING

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It's curious because, depending on your ideological bias, you interpret the Barbie movie one way or another. Either it reinforces the heteropatriarchal ideas that you've been sold and bought into, or it ridicules all this new postmodern feminism that they're trying to force on you. Then there are those who saw neither one nor the other.



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Shopping at Ikea.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: ARIANAJENAFRUMES

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Be Kind Or Be Quiet✨
Actress •Creator •Lover •Mother •Work In Progress💫



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Cooling off at the fountain.

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MARIAN WOLFE, BY TOM BATROUNEY

Tom Batrouney is an all-terrain traveling photographer who captures everything from a surfer riding a wave to Marian Wolfe in the shower. Naturally, I've brought you photos of the latter. If you're looking to see blondes clad in wetsuits, you've picked the wrong website.



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The slow-motion of the day.

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