Melania Trump: These totally naked photos of the First Lady that had resurfaced
The photos of the First Lady had resurfaced while her husband was in the midst of the presidential elections four years ago ...
In 2016, Melania Trump had the eyes of the entire planet on her. Not just because she would become the second American First Lady in history to be born abroad. No, just because the long-legged former model, born in Slovenia, saw old photos resurface.
And not just any. Then 25 years old and known by her professional nickname Melania K., Donald Trump's wife had the scorching photoshoot in Manhattan in 1996, in front of the lens of a French photographer, according to Jarl Alexandre Alé from Basseville.
The images, some rarely seen and others never published, were obtained exclusively by The New-York Post (they appeared in a 1997 issue of the magazine).
The photos show her in simple high heels and totally nude, in a series of images taken from the front, back and side.
“Melania was super awesome and a fantastic personality and she was very nice to me,” de Basseville told The Post, adding that the former model never felt uncomfortable posing for nude photos.
Melania's sexy photo appeared in the January 1996 issue of Max, a French men's magazine, which closed in 2006. For de Basseville, the inspiration for the images was the Renaissance and a celebration of the female body.
Today's cover: Melania Trump like you've never seen her before https://t.co/wkoDGWTF9g pic.twitter.com/V375rBTUEw
— New York Post (@nypost) July 31, 2016
“I think it's important to show the beauty and freedom of women, and I'm very proud of these photos because they celebrate the beauty of Melania,” he said.
At the time of filming, Melania had just arrived in New York after working as a model in Paris and Milan.
Asked about the photos, the US president told the Post: "She did many photo shoots, including for covers and big magazines. It was a photo taken for a European magazine before I knew Melania. In Europe. , images like this are very fashionable and common.
