Very followed on social networks, influencer, model, activist and writer in her spare time, Emily Ratajkowski, reserved a nice surprise to her fans. The top, which has 27 million subscribers, unveiled the cover of My Body, a book on feminism and the fetishization of women by culture, where she confesses to the objectification of her body and the abuses she was victim.

After a first successful essay on the relationship that society has with her body, Emily Ratajkowski goes further and launches her very first book. The top unveiled this Thursday, January 25, 2021, the cover of the book entitled &quot;My body&quot;, and in the form of a collection of essays. He will come back to the perversion that reigns in the world of fashion and cinema, the fine line that delimits consent and abuse, the objectification of one&#39;s own body as well as the fetishization of women by culture. After the success of Buying Myself Back , her personal essay published on <a href="https://www.thecut.com/article/emily-ratajkowski-owning-my-image-essay.html" target="_blank">The Cut</a> in which she tries to reclaim her body, &quot;My body&quot; promises to push the reflection even further.

&quot; My body is a deeply personal exploration of feminism, sexuality and power, the treatment of women by men and the rationalizations of women to accept this treatment. These essays chronicle moments in Ratajkowski&#39;s life while studying fetishization. girls and female beauty through culture, its obsession and contempt for female sexuality, the perverse dynamics of the fashion and film industries, and the gray area between consent and abuse &quot; &#39;interlude of his book. A theme chosen without surprise when we know that the body of Emily Ratajkowski has long been and still is exploited and reduced to a simple object.

Last September, Emrata had already lent his pen to the columns of <a href="https://www.thecut.com/article/emily-ratajkowski-owning-my-image-essay.html" target="_blank">The Cut</a> magazine, the time of a fascinating essay entitled Buying Myself Back (To redeem oneself, in French), evoking the sexism hovering in the world of modeling. In this text, Emily Ratajkowski looks back on some significant episodes in her life, she talks about several experiences in which she had no control over her own body, and her experience with the fashion photographer Jonathan Leder , the one whose, since 2016, she has been trying to shed light on the controllable actions. In her essay, she claimed to have been sexually assaulted by the photographer during a photoshoot at her New York home in 2012, when she was 21 years old. If the story is poignant, this essay was a great success, and became the magazine&#39;s most read story in 2020.

Emily Ratajkowski , who is <a href="https://www.lofficiel.be/people/emily-ratajkowski-annonce-une-grossesse-sur-instagram" target="_blank">expecting her first child</a> , says she is &quot; delighted &quot; with the launch of her next book and so are we! The book should be available next fall but is already available for pre-order on several <a href="https://static.macmillan.com/static/holt/my-body/index.html?utm_source=ratajkowskismarturl&amp;utm_medium=smarturl&amp;utm_term=ratajkowski-mybody&amp;utm_content=na-ratajkowskismarturl-landingpage&amp;utm_campaign=9781250817860" target="_blank">online platforms</a> .

My Body: Emily Ratajkowski In Her First Book Speaks About the relationship with her body

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