Raquel Zimmermann for Jimmy Choo Fall 2011 Campaign by Steven Meisel

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published July 6, 2011

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Updated March 8, 2017

Dangerous LuxuryRaquel Zimmermann takes part in a hotel affair with Ben Hill for the fall 2011 campaign from Jimmy Choo. Lensed by Steven Meisel, Raquel is sexy yet sophisticated in the shoe wear advertisements. (Vogue Italia)



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10 thoughts on “Raquel Zimmermann for Jimmy Choo Fall 2011 Campaign by Steven Meisel”

      • Sexism because she’s on her knees in front of a man? But wouldn’t it only be sexist if you think that RZ’s character is not in a submissive position out of her own free will? Maybe she’s begging him to leave his wife or maybe she just likes being in this position because submitting to someone can be very pleasing. I don’t find either of those options sexist and they are the first situations that I think of when I try to over analyze this campaign.

        Dunno, maybe you see something else I just think the new puritanism has the reverse effect of ’empowering women’.

        Reply
      • Sexism because she’s on her knees in front of a man? But wouldn’t it only be sexist if you think that RZ’s character is not in a submissive position out of her own free will? Maybe she’s begging him to leave his wife or maybe she just likes being in this position because submitting to someone can be very pleasing. I don’t find either of those options sexist and they are the first situations that I think of when I try to over analyze this campaign.

        Dunno, maybe you see something else I just think the new puritanism has the reverse effect of ’empowering women’.

        Reply

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