Turns out, posing half-naked in the mirror and snapping a picture can be quite lucrative, according to The Daily Mail. Renee Somferfield (pictured) launched her own career by posting a ton of photos in her bikini online. We respect ambitious women (obvs) so this got us thinking: Do you think this causes women to be objectified and their bodies more frequently judged? Or do you think becoming an 'Insta-babe' is empowering?
Do you think sexy selfies are objectifying or empowering to women?
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Steven Drozd of The Flaming Lips Dishes On Collab With Miley CyrusIt's going to be "badass."
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Listen: One Direction and The Hunger Games Collaborate for The Perfect Song
Christmas came early, folks.
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Jourdan Dunn Takes Diane von Furstenberg's Wrap Dress on a Whirlwind Journey
We sat down with the globe-trotting model to find out about her travel routine and how she makes the wrap dress her own.
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Chris Lowell Strikes Gold with His Directorial Debut: Beside Still Waters
Make the next film you see this one.
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Here Is North West Dressed Like a Skunk for Halloween
ALERT: It does not appear to be Givenchy.
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Queen Elizabeth Has Tweeted Her First Tweet
She signed it, "Elizabeth R."
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A True Gift With Purchase
Lancôme's annual Génifique Day is worth your support.
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Olivia Palermo to Launch Her Own Clothing Empire?
The fashion plate hints at a future fashion line.
