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Sarah Hyland is opening up about womanhood in a raw and vulnerable way.

On Sunday, the Modern Family actress shared multiple black-and-white nude selfies that were snapped in the bathtub. In the first image, Hyland's hair is pulled back in a white wrap and her arms and leg cover her breasts; for the second and third snaps, her long, dark locks cover her nude chest.

"Caption change: Women are funny. Women are brave. Women are caring and strong," Hyland, 27, began the post.

"We are raw and tough. Our bodies defy reason and our minds are powerful," she continued.

"I'm confident. I'm insecure. I'm a woman. I'm human," she said.

For Hyland, the photos were snapped and shared in the name of art. "Think whatever you'd like about these photographs," she wrote. "I like to think of them as moments of art and expression suspended in time."

Hyland's empowering message comes two months after she defended the "naked" selfie she shared of herself and her boyfriend, Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise alum Wells Adams, spooning in bed with his beloved (and Snapchat-famous) bloodhound Carl snuggling alongside them in the sheets.

"She just brought to my attention that that picture I posted might have been inappropriate since we're in bed. So I just have to say I'm so sorry…FOR POSTING AN ADORABLE PICTURE BECAUSE CARL WAS ACTING LIKE THE NUGGETIEST SNUGGLE BUG! Couldn't let that moment pass without getting a picture," Hyland wrote.

In a follow-up note, Hyland reiterated her defense of the selfie.

"I just realized I'm being criticized for being naked… which you don't even know if I am!" she said. "You can barely see any skin but it's ok for Instagram models to roll around in the sand ACTUALLY naked? (I mean I'd post that too if I looked like that.) My point is don't be hypocrites. Either be conservative on all fronts or FREE THE NIPPLE."

"Guys. I know I don't need to explain myself and I do ignore the 'haters' (hate that word)…I think I really just LOVE a good clap back," she added.

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KIM Zolciak's 18-year-old daughter has proudly flaunted her body in a Tik Tok dance video while wearing a tiny thong bikini.
The reality star risked it all by performing a viral video dance to Bottom's Up by Ticarti, and jokingly captioned the video: "When u have no rhythm..."
In the black string bikini, the teen was keen to show off her moves, and it comes after mom Kim decided to use the quarantine period to also show off her bikini collection.
The Don't Be Tardy star has been using the opportunity to share pictures of her favorite beach outfits, even if she can't hit the beach and has been forced to soak up the sun from her backyard.
“Happy in a bikini always,” the Real Housewives alum captioned one selfie while posing in a strapless lavender string bikini.
The next day, the 45-year-old wore a coral strapless bikini with ruched detailing and a high leg bottom.
Brielle posted the picture of her derriere on social media to mixed reactions from her followers with some suggesting she was crying out for attention, and days later she came under immense fire from fans after revealing her sympathy for President Donald Trump.
Kim’s 23-year-old daughter received mass backlash after she tweeted: “This is not political- I don’t care how I / you feel about Trump as a politician but he is a PERSON. 'Running' the country.
"He has feelings like all of us. Do you think someone wants to do the best they can when they’re constantly belittled/bullied for everything they do/say?"
Brielle doubled down after fans called on her to apologize, writing: “No. I genuinely feel bad for him. And ANYONE WHOS BULLIED. No one regardless of what they’ve done deserves that. Have a heart.”
Many reminded her that Trump had called the pandemic a "hoax" and called on her to consider how his actions have affected millions of Americans.
Another disappointed fan slammed the TV personality and suggested she had "no actual principles".
“Brielle's the type of person who would show sympathy for Hitler because the allies called him mean names," they tweeted.
“In other words, she's an airhead who practices fake sympathy and has no actual principles.”
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From models, to actresses, and even a royal, these are the greatest 'It girls' from the 1900s to now.
'It Girls' have been a staple of society for decades, with the first stepping onto the social scene as early as 1906.
From legends like Twiggy and Iman to 'It Girls' who are still famous today, these are some of 9Honey's favourites.
Scroll through to see the 'It Girls' who have defined the decades.
Evelyn Nesbit was an iconic Gibson Girl of early 1900s New York society.
Married to eccentric millionaire Harry K. Thaw, Nesbit's biggest 'It Girl' moment was also her most scandalous.
In 1906 her husband shot architect Stanford White during a stage show, after discovering Nesbit had once been involved with White.
According to reports, White seduced a 15- or 16-year-old Nesbit in 1901 and allegedly drugged her, then sexually assaulted her, taking her virginity. The pair maintained a sexual relationship for some months.
Enraged by the information, Thaw saw fit to shoot White dead after Thaw and Nesbit married in 1905.
"I did it because he ruined my wife!" Thaw allegedly told the horrified crowd.
"He had it coming to him. He took advantage of the girl and then abandoned her! ... You'll never go out with that woman again."
There was a mad press frenzy and Nesbit was later called to give testimony in what became known as the 'Trial of the Century'.
Thaw was found not guilty on the grounds of insanity and involuntarily committed for life.
Nesbit later had a son, who she insisted was Thaw's, and lived quietly in her later years.
Silent screen siren Clara Bow wasn't just an 'It Girl', she was the 'It Girl'.
In 1927 she starred in the silent film It , which told the story of a shop girl who pursues a rich, handsome man for her husband. This inspired the 'It Girl' label.
One of the biggest silent film stars of her time, Bow became an icon of the 20s and 30s.
"With her beauty, her brains, her personality and her genuine acting ability it should not be many moons before she enjoys stardom in the fullest sense of the word," The Kokomo Daily Tribune wrote of the star in the 1920s.
She went on to star in sound films, as well as on the cover of countless fashion magazines, while fans copied her iconic hair and makeup looks.
Named one of the best-dressed women of her time, there's no denying Daisy Fellowes was an 'It Girl' of her time.
Heiress to the Singer sewing machine fortune and a French socialite to boot, Fellowes indulged in everything from fashion to the arts.
At the height of her popularity in the 20s and 30s, she cultivated connections with big-name fashion designers like Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli.
She also amassed a huge jewellery collection, which she showed off with her incredible fashion ensembles.
Some of her favourite pieces were said to be jewels by Van Cleef & Arpels, Belperron, and Cartier.
Josephine Baker was one of the most successful African American performers in history and an undeniable 'It Girl' of the 50s and 60s.
Beyond being a world-renowned dancer and actress, she was also an activist and a World War II spy.
She began as a chorus girl, then an erotic dancer in the 20s, before moving into a film career. She quickly became one of the most photographed women in the world, and by the early 1930s she had made a name for herself.
During WWII she worked as a spy for the French Resistance, working through the war before returning to her A-list status after the war.
She also began campaigning for Black rights in the 50s and 60s, and is largely remembered for her work as an activist.
One of the biggest 'It Girls' of the 40s, 50s and even 60s, Gloria Vanderbilt was the sole heiress to her family's massive fortune and made good use of her wealth.
Her name first hit headlines in the 1930s, when a 10-year-old Vanderbilt was at the centre of a custody battle as her mother and aunt fought over the young girl.
Her aunt won, and Vanderbilt was raised with her cousins in the lap of luxury, stepping into the New York social scene as a teenager.
Vanderbilt then began modelling, and her career in fashion catapulted her to 'It Girl' fame.
"I started being photographed for Harper's Bazaar when I was 15 by Louise Dahl-Wolfe and I just loved it, you know, I felt like a movie star," she told her son, Anderson Cooper, in 2016 documentary, Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt & Anderson Cooper .
In her later life she became an artist before her death in 2019.
Edith Minturn Sedgwick, better known as 'Edie', became an 'It Girl' in the 60s for her partying ways and role as one of Andy Warhol's muses.
She modelled, danced and did performance art with Warhol, keeping up her partying all the while.
The socialite also had an iconic sense of style, dressing in mini dresses, large chandelier earrings, and heavy eye make-up that became popular elements of 60s fashion.
Sadly, her 'It Girl' reign was cut short in 1971, when she was found dead in her hotel room after attending a fashion show.
She had suffocated in her sleep, likely caused by serious intoxication. Sedgwick was just 28 when she died.
Having Jacqueline Kennedy as a sister would be enough to make anyone feel overshadowed — but Lee Radziwill was a society star in her own right.
That's right, this 'It Girl' was sister to the First Lady, but Radziwill made an incredible name for herself as a socialite and even a royal.
As she once declared: "I'm nobody's kid sister."
She became an 'It Girl' in the '60s and '70s thanks to her A-list friends, lauded fashion sense and glamorous career path, as well as her three marriages.
In March 1959, she married Polish-Lithuanian aristocrat Prince Stanislaw Radziwill, a real estate developer and descendent of the House of Radziwill.
According to Vanity Fair , the couple had begun an affair while Lee was still married to her first husband.
The union made her a princess, but the marriage and title didn't last when she had an affair with photographer Peter Beard. She and Stanislaw divorced in 1974.
Sure, she married Mick Jagger, but Bianca Jagger was very much a 70s 'It Girl' in her own right.
Born in Nicaragua in 1945, Bianca moved to Paris on a scholarship to study political science at university and travelled extensively.
It was in France that she met Mick Jagger at a 1970 Rolling Stones concert, and the pair wed a year later after a whirlwind romance - Bianca was four months pregnant at the time.
As Jagger's wife, Bianca exploded onto the celebrity scene, known for her eclectic fashion and theatrics.
In fact, she even arrived to events on horseback several times, because why not?
She divorced Jagger in 1978 due to his infidelity and went on to have a successful career in human rights activism, establishing the Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation.
Socialite Nan Kempner was an 'It Girl' with a whole lot of spunk.
Dominating the New York social scene in the 60s and 70s, she could usually be found at designer fashion runway shows or high society events in the city that never sleeps.
Famous for her daring outfits, she once took things a step further when she was refused entry to a Yves Saint Laurent show while wearing trousers.
Dressed in a smoking tuxedo, Kempner was told she couldn't come in wearing pants. So she dropped her trousers and attended the show in nothing but her jacket.
These days blazer dresses are back in fashion - perhaps proof of her lasting influence?
Kempner only one runway season in 55 years and was widely considered among the most highly informed authorities in fashion of her time.
An English model, actress and singer, Twiggy was - and remains - best known for her huge, down-turned eyes and famous pixie cut.
Born Leslie Lawson, she gained fame modelling as a teen in the 60s, even being named 'The Face of 1966' by the Daily Express .
Her big eyes, narrow frame and androgynous look became her trademarks and she landed magazine cover after magazine cover, both in the UK and abroad.
Twiggy later moved into an acting career, later pursuing music, but she's best known for her decade-defining sense of style.
French-born Brigitte Bardot was an 'It Girl' and actress in the 1950s and 60s known for her status as a sex symbol of the era.
It's unsurprising that her parents had serious reservations about Brigitte becoming an actress when she first began pursing a film career at just 15.
But she didn't care, and after a few roles she gained massive success in the racy 1957 film And God Created Woman.
Bardot went on to star in many more controversial movies, playing up her sex appeal before retiring from acting in 1973 to "get out elegantly".
One of the greatest 'It Girl's of the 60s and 70s, Marisa Berenson was pretty much born to be a model.
Her long frame and striking features made her one of the most desirable models of her era, while millions of women desperately tried to emulate her effortless appeal.
Berenson became a favourite of designer Yves Saint Laurent and by the 1970s she was one of the top-earning models in the world, starring on the covers of magazines like Vogue.
She also pursued an acting career and found surprising success there, even being nominated for two Golden Globe Awards in 1973 for her supporting role in Cabaret .
Jamaican-born singer Grace Jones dominated the social scene from the 70s to the 90s, and is one of the biggest 'It Girls' of the later 20th century.
A successful singer and actress, Jones began her career as a model in the 70s, her striking features and impressive physique making her a perfect avant-garde muse.
She modelled for the likes of Yves Saint Laurent and Helmut Newton before pursuing a music career, where she blew fans away with explosive live performances.
Her music career peaked in the 1980s, after which she dabbled in acting, starring in several big-budget films, including a 1985 James Bond movie.
Jones continued making music through the 80s, 90s and 00s. Her most recent musical endeavours include collaborating with band Gorrilaz in 2017, and contributing to a Hunger Games soundtrack in 2014.
Born Zara Mohamed Abdulmajid in Somalia in 1955, Iman's 'It Girl' reign encompassed the 70s and 80s, but there's no arguing that her influence lasted much longer.
Her parents were a diplomat and gynecologist, and by the time Iman travelled to New York to model she was already highly educated and spoke five languages.
Unfortunately, that didn't stop her from facing serious prejudice; in 2015 she revealed that one of the first articles published about her claimed she didn't speak a word of English, a blatant lie.
But her charisma and intellect, as well as her striking good looks and slender frame, saw Iman skyrocket to fame.
Modelling for the likes of Versace and Calvin Klein, her education made her the ideal international model and she went from success to success.
Like most 'It Girls', she dated men almost as famous as her, but found love in British music icon David Bowie.
After a long and successful modelling career, Iman began her own cosmetics company in 1994 focused on developing hard-to-find shades, especially for women of colour.
The Miller sisters were among the most photographed and wealthy 'It girls' of the 1990s.
Pia, Alexandra and Marie-Chantal were born into extraordinary riches , and each of them married high-profile husbands, with two acquiring royal titles.
In the mid-late 1990s, the Miller sisters were splashed all over magazine social pages, as they travelled between the high society worlds of London, New York, Hong Kong, Paris and Switzerland.
Pia Miller married the grandson of American oil magnate Jean Paul Getty, Christopher Getty; Alexandra married Prince Alexandre Von Fürstenberg (fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg's son); while Marie-Chantal married Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece.
Carolyn Bessette Kennedy was an 'It Girl' of the 90s for her impeccable fashion sense and marrying into one of the most famous families in the US.
The Calvin Klein publicist, who married John F. Kennedy Jr in 1996, remains a style icon 21 years after she died in a plane crash along with her husband and sister Lauren .
When news of their relationship hit the headlines, John and Carolyn's 'It Couple' status was quickly cemented, and Carolyn became one of America's most famous women.
Carolyn was known for her sleek, minimalist style, characterised by neutral and monochrome shades, unfussy silhouettes and timeless accessories.

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