Amelia Zadroのインスタグラム(ameliazadro) - 5月24日 04時56分

“How did you feel when you saw the photos?
It was very confronting. I did not look how I usually look when I see a photo of myself and I think I look beautiful. But it was almost like there was a deeper sense of beauty, something we don't usually associate with beauty, but still beautiful. I think the beauty of raw emotion is beautiful because we can all relate to it, it is familiar and it is real.”
One of the common themes of @jordancohayney and I’s journeys has been breaking free from the dreams we grew up with of fitting into the fashion industry beauty norms and reclaiming our connection to our bodies, to our emotions and to our worth as women outside of our physical appearance.
Through this journey, we have created a 'ritual' where we release fears around 'being seen' through a photoshoot experience.
Each time, new layers will come up.
By sharing the photos and the stories that come with them, we aim to reach out to other women, to let them know that they are not alone in the struggles with relating to their physicality and being seen.
This particular story is about Jordan's relationship with reclaiming her beauty through the transition into motherhood.
It is powerful, deeply vulnerable and moving.
See the full story through the link in my bio.

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