Also, as someone who has often written about being brave and authentic and transparent, it struck me as particularly offensive that they did that to me. "It's a sexist way of looking at women that I reject entirely. "That choice spoke volumes about what their values were, how very narrow their view of beauty," she added.
They didn't need to change my appearance to do that, but they chose to anyway." I was in there because I wrote something they wanted to publish. "I wasn't in those pages because I was pretty. "I was appearing in Vogue because I was a writer, not a supermodel," she said. "Seeing what they did to the photo was utterly shocking." After the confusion passed, Strayed said she became angry "I knew it was me because I knew I'd been wearing those clothes and standing in that spot, but it took me a few minutes to be convinced it was me and they hadn't swapped someone else in," she said. Friends had even asked her if a model had been hired to pretend to be her.
Strayed told Insider that, at first, she wasn't even sure if it was her picture. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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