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Coco Rocha has a pretty well-known no nudity or partial nudity policy when it comes to her modeling work–so it may have come as a surprise to her fans that the supermodel posed nearly topless for the cover of Elle Brazil. Turns out, it came as a surprise to Coco as well.

Apparently, Coco was actually wearing a flesh colored body suit under the sheer dress, which the magazine saw fit to photoshop out, despite her instructions to do otherwise. Obviously, the supermodel was none too happy about this, and took to her Tumblr to vent her frustration:

As a high fashion model I have long had a policy of no nudity or partial nudity in my photo shoots. For my recent Elle Brazil cover shoot I wore a body suit under a sheer dress which I now find was photoshopped out to give the impression of me showing much more skin than I was, or am comfortable with. This was specifically against my expressed verbal and written direction to the entire team that they not do so. I’m extremely disappointed that my wishes and contract was ignored. I strongly believe every model has a right to set rules for how she is portrayed and for me these rules were clearly circumvented.

As an advisory board member to the Model Alliance, the issue of a model’s rights is obviously one close to Coco’s heart. And though this probably isn’t the first (or last) time a model’s rules were “circumvented,” it’s pretty rare that a model will actually speak out about it for fear of losing future jobs so we commend Coco for having the guts to say something to her millions of fans. Then again, perhaps the whole thing was a misunderstanding between the Canadian model and the Brazilian magazine’s team, who most likely did not share the same first language (we’ve reached out to Elle Brazil and are waiting for comment.)


OK, my US$0.02 -

You do have to admit that the cover still looks pretty damn good, even it it is confirmed to be Photoshopped already. 

Coco Rocha being outraged is perfectly understandable. Who in their right mind, would not react violently (at first) if their strict orders were disobeyed by some Photoshop expert in the team and did everything that was told not to do in the first place? 

Although the cover is in the middle of the thin, fine line between R-18 and High Fashion, It still looks very classy and edgy and at the same time, sexing it up with some skin that just the right amount for that hint of (fashion) spice.  

What really bothers me is, whas she wearing a skintone dress with a tattoo-design print or was that a faux, washable/removable wotev tattoo/print directly placed on her skin? Or maybe Photoshop art? 

You do have to admit, it really looks good on Coco Rocha, whatever that thing is placed on her skin. I cannot, for the life of me, thik of any other model who can fit the bill for this look. 

I'm so backlogged it's not even funny because you want to blog so many things but you couldn't because you don't know where to start. Summer school is way too much to handle even though I just have to attend one class.

Everything is so bad timing right now. I need a vacation after my vacation.

And the weather is so uncooperative too. It's feels like I can fry an egg on my head. Imagine how intolerable that is.

I really think I'm going insane. Seriously. I should really increase the water intake. Hopefully it makes me less crankier.

Oh yeah, more surprises in a bit. I just found out something... OK I'd really rather not give an adjective because nakaka depress talaga.

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