In a recent promotional video for her upcoming memoir, Melania Trump addressed the controversy surrounding her nude modeling work.
She drew a comparison between her photos and the masterpieces of renowned artists, suggesting that both celebrate the human form in artistic ways.
“Why do I proudly support my nude modeling work?” she asks in the 45-second video shared on her social media accounts.
“The real question is, why does the media choose to scrutinize my celebration of the human form in fashion photography?
Can’t we still appreciate the beauty of the human body?”
Artistic Comparison
In the video, Melania Trump provides a voice-over and includes images of iconic art pieces like Michelangelo’s statue of David.
She emphasizes that throughout history, master artists have celebrated the human shape, evoking deep emotions and admiration.
“We should honor our bodies and continue the timeless tradition of using art as a powerful form of self-expression,” she adds.
Memoir Promotion and Marketing Strategy
This video marks the fourth in a series of promotional clips leading up to the release of her memoir, titled Melania, scheduled for October 1.
Melania’s unique approach to promoting her book includes discussing personal topics and addressing recent events, aiming to boost pre-orders.
The latest video comes just days after a second assassination attempt on her husband, Donald Trump.
Although Melania has not yet commented on this incident, she has previously used her videos to demand answers about the first attempt and to discuss her perspectives on motherhood and her family.
Book Details and Availability
Melania will be available in two editions: a $150 collector’s edition with 256 full-color pages and signed copies, and a standard memoir edition priced at $40 with signed copies available for $75.
The book is currently available for pre-order on Amazon.
Past Modeling Career
Melania’s modeling career, including nude photos published in British GQ and French magazines, has been a topic of discussion since Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
Despite the scrutiny, Donald Trump defended the photos, noting that they were part of Melania’s successful modeling career and common in European fashion.
French photographer Antoine Verglas, who worked with Melania, described her as reserved and down-to-earth, rejecting offers to license her photos to other magazines.
As Melania Trump prepares to share her story in her memoir, it remains to be seen if she will embark on a book tour or reveal more details about her collaboration with co-authors.
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