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Sep 15, 2020 • 4 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
.@emrata on reclaiming her own image nym.ag/3mnbDjZ
When does a model own her own image? @emrata writes on Richard Prince’s “Instagram Paintings,” which included a nude photograph of her body in profile that was taken for the cover of a magazine nym.ag/3mnbDjZ
.@emrata writes on photographer Jonathan Leder, who against her wishes has released multiple books of Polaroids he'd taken of her as part of a magazine shoot in 2012 nym.ag/3mnbDjZ
Read Emily Ratajkowski's essay on buying herself back nym.ag/3mnbDjZ

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