Sexy curves on show for new book celebrating the true beauty of women

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These stunning women, posing like saucy 1950s pin-ups, are taken from a new book which has been published by a photographer who worked for men's magazines.
Victoria Janashvili snapped for advertisements and men's titles like GQ, Esquire and Maxim, but the 26-year-old decided that she wanted to represent all kinds of female beauty.
Curves, her new book, was put together thanks to a Kickstarter campaign which saw 727 supporters give almost £26,000.

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Victoria's pitch explained: "[Curves is] an art photography book about beauty of women of all shapes and sizes.
"This is a book about confidence."

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She told the New York Post: "I don’t think that skinny is better, I don’t think that plus size is better. I think you decide that you’re beautiful.”
Since the launch of the project last December, Victoria's tagline has inspired many: "We love your booty. Get it behind this book. The future of healthy booties, big and small, may depend on it."

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Her fan page on Facebook has garnered 15,000 likes, showing that her feminist take on physical beauty has many advocates in the online world.
The book features 70 women, posing in everything from bikinis to underwear to completely nude, including Victoria and her team, and many are 'regular' model shapes as well as plus-size.

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Intended to be a celebration of diversity, Victoria even included her 'muse', albino model Diandra Forrest and limbless woman named Josette Ulibarri.
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