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She has said that she admires her husband's strength and his strong work ethic.
But only now can we see what exactly caught Donald Trump 's eye when he first met his third wife Melania.
A steamy series of pictures show the former model aged 25 as she poses completely naked for a French men's magazine.
One of the photos shows Slovenian-born Mrs Trump stands staring at the camera wearing just a pair of black heels with her hand over her private parts.
And more images feature her with another female model, both fully naked on a bed, with Mrs Trump's breasts completely bare.
Melania Trump (pictured) appears in a series of steamy pictures as a 25-year-old model. The pictures ran in the January 1996 issue of Max, a French men's magazine that went out of business in 2006
The photos were revealed as Mr Trump, the Republican Presidential nominee, prepares to take on Hillary Clinton in November's US election.
They ran in the January 1996 issue of Max magazine, which went out of business in 2006.
A first round of images, published by the New York Post , showed Mrs Trump posing naked from different angles.
One of the photos shows her with her hands on a wall and turning her head round - as she pouts at the camera.
In another image, she once again covers her private parts with her hands, wearing only a row of silver bracelets.
The shoot was by French photographer Alé de Basseville, who said that it took place Manhattan in 1995 as Mrs Trump was establishing herself as a model in the US.
More photos surfaced in the early hours of Monday, this time showcasing Mrs Trump in the company of another female model.
One of the pictures, published by the New York Post , shows them lying down together as the other woman embraces Mrs Trump from behind.
Another photo shows Mrs Trump in a long gown while the other woman, wearing stockings and a black negligee, grabs Mrs Trump's arm and brandishes a whip as if to spank her.
One of the photos shows Mrs Trump (pictured with her husband) standing and staring at the camera wearing just a pair of black heels with her hand over her private parts
De Basseville said that Mrs Trump was 'super-great and a fantastic personality and she was very kind with me'.
'This is beauty and not porn,' he told the New York Post. 'I am always shocked by the porn industry because they are destroying the emotion and the essence of purity and simplicity.'
Not once did Mrs Trump seem uncomfortable about posing in the nude, said Mr de Basseville, who took inspiration from Renaissance paintings to do the shoot.
He also wanted to celebrate the beauty of the female body.
Mr de Basseville said: 'I think it is important to show the beauty and the freedom of the woman, and I am very proud of these pictures because they celebrate Melania's beauty.
The photos were published by the New York Post, which ran them on the front page with the headline: 'The Ogle Office'.
Mrs Trump appears in the images under her stage name Melania K, short for Melania Knauss, her original name.
One shows her bathed in orange light wearing just three gold bangles on her left arm - as she stares coldly into the camera.
At the time of the shoot, Mrs Trump had only recently arrived in New York having previously modeled in Paris and Milan.
Mrs Trump met her future husband in 1998 at a party during New York Fashion Week; Mr Trump recalled thinking to himself: 'Wow! Who is that?'
She initially refused to give him her number but he pursued her, won her heart and they married in 2005.
The couple have one son together, Barron, 10. Mr Trump has four other children from his first two wives.
The shoot was by French photographer Alé de Basseville, who said that it took place Manhattan in 1995 as Mrs Trump (pictured in an earlier snap) was establishing herself as a model in the US
During his Presidential run Mrs Trump has been a loyal campaigner for her husband and in her speech at the Republican National Convention she said he was a strong leader.
However, she was embroiled in a plagiarism row after it emerged a large chunk of the speech had been copied from one given by Michelle Obama.
The pictures are not the only time that Mrs Trump has done a revealing photo shoot.
In January 2000, she posed for GQ magazine with just a fur rug to hide her modesty.
The following month, she posed wearing a red bikini and gold heels for the now defunct Talk magazine.
The photoshoot shows Mrs Trump lying on a carpet on top of what looks like the Presidential seal in a room that was mocked up to look like the Oval Office.
Mrs Trump has said that, if her husband becomes President, she use Jackie Kennedy as her example for how to be a First Lady.
Along with her modelling she also has a range of jewelry and watches and cosmetics.
Mr Trump said in a statement: 'Melania was one of the most successful models and she did many photoshoots, including for covers and major magazines.
'This was a picture taken for a European magazine prior to my knowing Melania. In Europe, pictures like this are very fashionable and common'.
Meanwhile Jason Miller, a senior communications adviser on Trump's campaign, defended the photos on CNN 's Reliable Sources.
'They're a celebration of the human body as art,' he said.' 'There's nothing to be embarrassed about. She's a beautiful woman.'
At the time of the shoot, Mrs Trump (shown in a Neiman Marcus ad) had only recently arrived in New York having previously modeled in Paris and Milan
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Home - Erotic Literature - The Adult Magazines Guide: Past and Present
The world of adult magazines has changed a lot over the last hundred years. From their humble but risqué beginnings as explorations of art and naturalism to their heyday of pushing the boundaries in the 1970s and today, where top shelf porn includes some hardcore and extreme action.
In this feature, we look at the world of adult magazines, past and present to understand their influence on social issues and why, despite the immediate access of online sex, we still continue to buy printed pornography.
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Though pornographic images have been produced since the dawn of civilization with the Ancient Greeks depicting the goings on from inside brothels on pottery, the adult magazine (as we know it) first took shape in the 1880s.
The introduction of halftone printing in 1880 allowed photographs to be replicated relatively inexpensively and it wasn’t long before the adult industry sat up and took notice; here was a method to mass produce erotic imagery and circulate these to a wider audience.
France was the first such market and nude models were photographed in the name of ‘art’ and appeared in titles that celebrated naturism.
In the 1920s, the British title ‘Health & Efficiency’ began publishing images of the naked female form in the name of naturism. A cultured periodical that was already considered by many as being obscene was largely regarded as a softcore adult magazine by the time of the Second World War.
Around the same time in the states, explicit comic books were growing in popularity. Known as ‘Tijuana Bibles’, these crudely drawn but bawdy images were the forerunner to glossy top-shelf magazines in America.
In 1935, the predecessor of the adult magazine, as we know it today, was launched with Men Only . Covering male issues from a male perspective the publication ran with a tagline of ‘We don’t want women readers. We won’t have women readers’. The title had plate prints of artistic nudes but was mainly text based. Undergoing many changes throughout the years, the title was relaunched in 1971 as a top shelf magazine.
During the Second World War, many American glamour magazines were beginning to feature provocative images of popular screen stars. The focus of attention during this time was very much on the legs and these photographs were often torn from the pages of magazines and pinned up on the walls by US soldiers; the term ‘pin-up’ was coined.
By the 1950s, the magazine in general was becoming a growing industry as mass-market production costs became lower. The period saw several big name entrants to niche men’s interest with the world’s first softcore porn magazines introduced in 1952, Modern Man and Playboy in 1953.
The first edition of Playboy was to coin another phrase synonymous with the adult magazine world; the ‘centrefold’. This premier publication from the world’s most enduring porn empire featured a nude photograph of Marilyn Monroe in a double page spread at the centre of the magazine. Owner, Hugh Hefner was well aware that the image would be stripped from the page and pinned up so he thought he would make this easier for his audience by placing it in the centrefold.
These two powerhouses of pornographic print remained the only mainstream titles widely available on the market until the 1960s saw some new entrants; Lui , a French title launched in 1963 and Penthouse , a British magazine in 1965.
Penthouse saw a new kind of image with the models being posed to look indirectly at the camera and the magazine had the appeal of voyeurism. The title was also the first to publish a full frontal nude image or images that showed some pubic hair. Causing a good deal of controversy at the time, this development of mainstream publishers opened the doors for new entrants to the market including fellow UK title, Mayfair .
In 1969, Penthouse published an American version of its magazine which was in direct competition to Playboy forcing the old guard title to start using full-frontal images. What followed was an increasingly more risqué attempt to push the boundaries of obscenity laws in the US sparking what was known as ‘Pubic Wars’.
As explicit images were becoming more common the seventies saw yet more titles hitting the top shelf with Hustler in 1974 in the USA and Men Only and Club International in the UK.
Playboy further upped their game in 1971 with the world’s first fully nude centrefold.
Both Penthouse and Playboy continued with their war of images during the 1970s with ever more racy material causing public offence. By the 1980s, with the emergence of more hardcore titles both magazines had subdued their offerings to provide more suggestive than explicit content and focus on an upmarket and sophisticated audience. Playboy decided to do this by concentrating on their serious articles and fiction content.
With the rise of the pornographic movie being widely available on VHS, sales of printed pornography began to decline and during this decade the US alone saw a 50% fall in circulation numbers.
In the UK, Escort, Men’s World and Razzle were launched.
As the lines of public decency became more liberal, saucy publications called ‘Lad’s Mags’ were becoming more and more popular. Widely accepted as not being top shelf material, the front covers of many of these titles would have caused widespread uproar just a few decades ago.
Magazines like Loaded and FHM were all competing for shelf space but doing a better job at appealing to the masses who preferred to avoid the stigma of reaching to the top shelf for dirty magazines. Not only that but the growth of the internet was fast fulfilling the need for pornography a lot more discreetly.
However, magazines like Hustler were producing more hardcore content including images of penetration, group sex and fetish scenes.
Over the last few decades the fall in the number of available magazine publications in all markets is undeniable yet the stalwarts of the adult industry that remain enjoy some of the highest circulation figures in the publishing industry.
Top shelf magazines have been a rite of passage for many teenage boys from as early as the 1960s and even today, despite the ease of access offered by the internet. Though pornographic in nature, many titles have been credited with pushing the boundaries of public discourse on some important social issues and not just those relating to sex.
Playboy , in particular, has a reputation for publishing insightful written content including some award winning and famous authors including Ray Bradbury, Road Dahl, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and celebrated feminist, Margaret Atwood. See? We were buying it for the articles!
Adult mags have launched the careers of many well-known models and continue to be a popular medium for stars to reach their audiences; and not just in the adult industry. Famous celebrities who have appeared nude in Playboy include Elle McPherson, Jenny McCarthy and Farah Fawcett.
When the iconic founder of Playboy , Hugh Hefner, sadly passed away in September 2017 many journalists tried to draw a comparison with his demise and that of the adult magazine. This, despite his flagship publication recently bringing back nude models after just one year as a non-nude title.
The surprise decision in 2015 saw the January/Feburary 2016 Edition free from any naked women for the first time in the publication’s 62-year history. The move failed to see any upturn in the magazine’s sales but, rather, resulted in decreases in circulation.
Nudes were the brand, so if one day you remove them, then you technically kill the brand image. Playboy with no nudes was an oxymoron.
The return of the naked form in the March/April 2017 was launched with the much heralded marketing statement that ‘Naked is Normal’ and that sentiment has lain at the heart of Hefner’s vision for Playboy from its inception in 1953.
Cooper Hefner, heir of the Playboy empire and Chief Creative Officer of the magazine, admitted that the move had been a mistake but that times have changed since the title was first launched. In an illuminating essay on the subject, Hefner Jr insisted that his father’s intentions for the magazine had always been widely misinterpreted. He went on to suggest that Playboy ’s philosophy from the start had always been “to promote a healthy conversation about sex while also encouraging dialogue on social, philosophical and religious opinions”.
Whether this is true or not is beside the point, Hefner’s magazine (and other adult titles) have certainly, and continue to, spark debate on the subject of sex in the public arena.
Sadly, these influential titles are no longer being published but all, in their own way, have helped shape the adult magazine markets across the world.
This magazine commenced publication in 1966 as the ‘ Adam Film Quarterly ’ and launched a second title, ‘ Adam Film World Guide’, in 1981 which eventually became the flagship title
Designed to be a companion guide for pornographic movies (and mainstream releases), Adam Film World was considered to be one of the leading titles in the industry during the 1980s and 1990s.
The editorial team also put together an annual Directory of Adult Films from 1984 detailing all information, statistics and data on the previous 18 months releases. The final issue of the ‘ Adam Film World Guide ’ (Volume 21, No. 6) was released in August 2008.
Remaining in circulation for twenty years, Asian Babes was initially launched as an experiment. Depicting erotic images of women of Pakistani and Indian origin, the title later went on to include Thai, Korean, Chinese and Japanese models. Circulation for the new title proved a hit with 160,000 copies being sold.
Though the readership was mainly white British males, the Asian community of the UK were well aware of this top shelf favorite and it was a regular source of controversy with boycotts being held against resellers.
A case of ‘another one bites the dust’, Celebrity Skin was a niche magazine showcasing nude and semi-nude pictures of celebrities. With the rise of such material now being freely and widely available on the internet it is little wonder that circulation figures dwindled over the last decade making the title unviable.
Originally a spin-off title of the more popular High Society magazine, Celebrity Skin was the first publication of its kind to introduce the nude celebrity scandal. It is likely that the tolerance for mainstream publication of such images also helped to seal its eventual consignment to history.
The history of the magazine is not without controversy as several celebrities unsuccessfully tried to sue the publishers.
Now the name of a Spanish language fashion magazine, Chic was originally the title of one of Larry Flynt’s publications in the 70s through to the 90s.
It was originally intended to be offered as a more upmarket version of Hustler. The magazine had strong art direction and less explicit images.
Chic was famously sued in 1984 after the editorial team misrepresented the publication as a glamour magazine to an interviewee.
This Dutch magazine was founded by the notorious pornographer Joop
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