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We can't put the year behind us without a little déjà booty.
As we get ready to put this year ~behind~ us, it's important to take a look back at the handful of butt selfies — er, " belfies " — that made 2017 so great.
Kylie Jenner kicked off 2017 with the year's first belfie.
"New year who dis," Jenner greeted her Instagram followers.
By March, Ashley Graham's "Baywatch"-inspired belfie broke the internet .
Her booty looked incredible in the iconic red one-piece.
Graham later brought out the squad for a group belfie.
Models Teyana Taylo r and Niki Taylor starred in a ~cheeky~ Swimsuit's For All campaign alongside Graham.
Ariel Winter rocked white jeans with a little underbooty.
Even though she was wearing pants, Winter refused to pass on a belfie opp.
Bella Thorne and Winter basically share the same belfie-loving brain.
Underbooty (and white jeans?) for the win.
This year, Kim Kardashian used a belfie to send her birthday wishes to Kanye West.
"Almost your birthday" she wrote on Instagram in June, sharing this booty shot.
Danielle Brooks' "look back at it" belfie Boomerang was pure flames.
A post shared by Danielle Brooks (@daniebb3) on Sep 9, 2017 at 8:48pm PDT
"Thick," the "Orange Is The New Black" actress captioned the clip.
Hunter McGrady used her Sports Illustrated belfie to send an important message about body love.
"I have a roll where my thigh and stomach meet and that's OK," the plus-size model wrote in March. "I have a crease where my back naturally folds and that's OK. It doesn't make me any less beautiful. "
Iskra Lawrence, too, posted a belfie with a cause.
"Just your lil daily reminder that respect does not = amount of clothes you wear," the model wrote on Instagram. "Respect = being human. Nuff said."
Lawrence also used a butt selfie to show some love to Christian Siriano — a designer who's never afraid to dress booty-baring influencers.
Siriano designed Lawrence's shiny, perfectly-fitting gown.
Kylie Jenner posted yet another butt selfie to remind the world that "Juicy" is back.
Jordyn Woods hopped on this year's belfie trend.
She, too, wore a velour tracksuit like her bestie.
Demi Lovato let her booty steal the spotlight this Halloween.
Mariah Carey is basically a butt selfie legend.
(And she wore Rihanna's Fenty x Puma for her belfie, no less!)
Denise Bidot's backside was Insta-worthy.
Last year, the model went viral for posting a photo that showed off the stretch marks on her belly, but this year's belfie also deserves allllllll the "likes."
There was ZERO shame in Tess Holliday's belfie game.
"I get comments like this on the daily: 'Ew no one wants to see that,' she revealed on Instagram. "Wait... what? So because I’m a mom, I have to hide my body? Y’all know how babies are made right?????"
Amber Rose turned a photo opp with Paris Hilton into a fire belfie.
Name a more perfect duo. I'll wait.
Bella Thorne decided to gift Instagram with another belfie (and a ~mysterious~ side-eye).
Of course, Cardi B — the queen of 2017 — delivered some belfie action.
And Ashley Graham capped this bootylicious year with an unretouched belfie for Vogue Italia.
Everyone knows the year simply can't come to an end without a rear-end.
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I’ll be honest, I’m a lover of a good selfie—but when it comes to self-love, belfies are the move. Belfies, otherwise known as “butt selfies,” have taken the world by storm, so we’re here to share with you some of the best tips for how to take a belfie so you, too, can hop aboard this 21st Century phenomenon.
A quick scroll through Instagram will remind you everyone loves a good butt photo, but belfies aren’t merely a thirst-trappy ploy to get a ton of likes—they’re also a way to revel in the beauty of our bodies. While the word “belfie” is beyond cringe-worthy, the concept itself is far from it. I’m all for taking photos of your butt—in fact, taking nude photos of my body has been crucial to my eating disorder and body dysmorphia recovery over the last several years.
The only issue with belfies, of course, is that they’re hard to take. Nailing the angle in a mirror selfie is always tough and lighting is hard to manage there, too. Using your phone’s hands-free feature is a nice way to create a more curated composition, but because you can’t see what you’re shooting as you shoot it, the entire process tends to involve a lot of trial and error.
I’m of the mind that our world would be better with more beautiful belfies in it; taking seriously hot shots of your tush shouldn’t be as challenging as it is! So, I reached out to two New York City-based boudoir photographers—Irina Mednik of French Kiss Boudoir Photography and Evgenia Ribinik of Evgenia Ribinik Boudoir Photography —to get their tushy tips and tricks for taking the best belfie possible.
Oh, and BTW, I included a bit of belfie inspo below with photos displaying women, but I want to remind and encourage you that everyone can celebrate their booty with a belfie! This isn’t just for the ladies—we’ve all got belfie-ready bums!
When taking a photo of, well, anything , angles make all the difference. This is especially true when it comes to your butt. Mednik notes that while butts come in a variety of shapes and sizes, many women strive for the same ideal. “Most clients want a round, plump behind that’s perfectly situated between a thin waist and lean legs,” she explains.
But instead of striving for a stretchmark- and cellulite-free backside that looks like Kim Kardashian’s, you’d be better off working with what you’ve got. Part of the beauty of belfies—and really, any nude photos at all—is that they capture you exactly as you are. They’re honest, they’re real, they’re a little bit vulnerable—and that’s what makes them so special. Odds are, the person on the receiving end of your belfie already knows what you look like, anyway. And if you’re taking them for yourself, you definitely do.
That said, you may decide it’s worth investing in an inexpensive phone and camera tripod or self-timer remote for selfies to help you get the right angle, too.
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This compact cell phone holder not only allows you to stabilize your phone for hands-free selfies and photos, but it’s also equipped with three small ring light add-ons to enhancing the lighting and overall look of your imagery.
So instead of forcing everybody into some pop-culturally defined ideal, Mednik looks at each client individually. “Photographing their behind really depends on their bottom ,” she says. Each shoot is the unique result of what a client looks like and what they value aesthetically, so there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of angles.
But one tried-and-true angle Mednik turns to again and again? Having the client lie on their belly and arch their back so their tushy can “pop out.” You can use your back and your hips to add some serious shape (read: roundness) to your booty, and it’ll make the difference between your butt and waist more defined. “It’s a great optical illusion for those who don’t have much junk in the trunk—but it also works perfectly for those who do,” she says.
Since boudoir photos tend to sit at the intersection of what a person looks like and what they want to look like, there’s a lot of variation in go-to angles and posing. For this reason, a lot of boudoir photographers ask their clients to make a moodboard of their favorite boudoir shots—that way, the photographer can get a sense of the client’s aesthetic (regarding everything from poses and angles to lighting and composition).
It might seem weird to make a Pinterest board dedicated to booty shots, but odds are, you’ve already bookmarked a few Instagrams you’re interested in recreating. So start there. What do those photos have in common? Do they skew more Kim Kardashian break-the-internet Paper cover, or more artsy and authentic? Maybe something in between? Knowing what you’re trying to do will keep your belfie process moving along smoothly.
But either way, if you’re in need of a little inspo, Mednik and Ribinik shared some of their go-to poses, below:
Stand with your legs crossed. This will emphasize the shape of your tush, giving you that hourglass look so many people are fond of.
Sitting might seem like a weird move for a belfie, but according to Mednik, it’s a great choice for people with butts on the flatter side. The trick is to sit with your body angled slightly
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