"The apparel oft proclaims the man, " advises Polonius to Laertes. And Thomas Carlyle would write a novel entitled Sartor Resartus, literally "tailor re-tailored." But what about woman? If we take the cover of the recent swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated, where the model Hannah Davis, flaunts her mons pubis can we conclude that neither clothes nor hair make the woman? The shot leaves little to the imagination, but there is little to imagine. What if Joanna Hiffernan the model for Courbet's "T...
"The apparel oft proclaims the man, " advises Polonius to Laertes. And Thomas Carlyle would write a novel entitled Sartor Resartus, literally "tailor re-tailored." But what about woman? If we take the cover of the recent swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated, where the model Hannah Davis, flaunts her mons pubis can we conclude that neither clothes nor hair make the woman? The shot leaves little to the imagination, but there is little to imagine. What if Joanna Hiffernan the model for Courbet's "T...
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