Skirt + wind + thong (or commando) = naked behind. I am sure everybody knows that.
Keeping people from publishing pictures of her body, should not be her responsibility. It should be the laws responsibility.
If I am at a beach and my top comes up, because of a strong wave...no one should have the right to publish those photos. If I am breastfeeding and am momentarily exposed, no one should have the right to publish those pictures. Public does NOT mean exploiting people. It shouldn't.
The fact that you are making this into an attractive body part vs. unattractive, is really gross. Not to mention a symptom of a really larger problem.
Helicopter = wind
She did not know this? Her husband is a helicopter pilot.
Perhaps the royal designers can come up with a solution for this problem. Something like coverup style underwear to match each garment designed in a non-see-through fabric. And not thong style, of course.
This is her job. She needs to think ahead and dress for any eventuality. She's not all THAT airheaded, she has a college degree. A full skirt, a thong, and a helicopter - a disaster waiting to happen.
My thought, still, every time I see a thong, is "How in the heck can anybody stand to wear one?"
I think she should be able to wear whatever underwear she pleases. MANY women wear thong underwear. There is nothing exhibitionist about it. Sure she knows the press will be there. And if she has obvious panty lines, they will be talking about that. The topless photos where on her balcony. It was SUPPOSED to be a private, and secure part of the island. There is nothing exhibitionist about being topless, when you think there is no way of someone seeing. They used a crazy lens from very far away, and they didn't think they would be anywhere near the secure spot they were. They have taken similar vacations since, and you don't see it happening again. Most likely, because they know realize they don't get secured private vacations. It's impossible, even when people promise them security. There is nothing exhibitionist about a helicopter lifting a skirt. How many helicopters has she been on, dozens? This is the first bare bum photo, so obviously she wasn't counting on this particular helicopter lifting her skirt.
Now, I literally couldn't care less about the royal family. I often find it strange what is and is not allowed. I mean, if someone walked by and took a cell phone photo up her skirt, but you can post a bare photo without someone's consent. It makes no sense. I'm not a defender of the royal family (I actually think having them is pointless) but a girl should be able to wear underwear she i comfortable in and walk under a helicopter, without some creepy photographer publishing a photo of her private parts, that she OBVIOUSLY didn't consent to showing or the picture of.
BBM The onus is on the paparrazi and those who buy the pictures. Why should she have to wear granny panties? Damned uncomfortable anyway. lol
BBM The onus is on the paparrazi and those who buy the pictures. Why should she have to wear granny panties? Damned uncomfortable anyway. lol
I agree. She shouldn't have to wear panties if she doesn't want to.
So you can keep on looking on her nekkid behind?
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I don't have a problem looking at naked female butts. I don't even need glasses.You have a problem with nakedness. I guess you don't visit art galleries much. The laws responsibilty? In Australia? So every country in the world should pass laws because you have a problem with nudity? If Kate's gonna show it, I'm gonna look. It's what men do and I'll not apologize for being a man.
So you can keep on looking on her nekkid behind?
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Did this ever happen to Diana?
I don't recall it every happening but I was young, so I may not recall.
It does seem like some simple weights in the skirt or a less full skirt would solve the issue.
I have a problem with assuming, because people find her butt "attractive" she shouldn't be concerned or embarrassed that the word is looking at it. Like attractive women should be fine with their bodies being exposed. That's just a really ridiculous and misogynistic line of thought.
And, yes. I DO think there should be laws about publishing photos of what is considered private body parts, without consent. I think it's funny that you assume that I have a problem with nudity. Both my husband and I are actually artists, so we have nudity all over the place. I have absolutely no problem with nudity, but people should consent. I think in order to publish nude photos of a person, that person should consent to it. Is that really such an nutty thought?
I'm just eternally grateful that we got to see Kate's bum and not the Queen's. :facepalm:
JMO
Did this ever happen to Diana?
I don't recall it every happening but I was young, so I may not recall.
It does seem like some simple weights in the skirt or a less full skirt would solve the issue.