To celebrate the launch of her new book, Paper Magazine asked model and author Amber Rose to dress as iconic feminist leaders.
Fresh off the heels of her book tour, Amber Rose shows no signs of slowing down when it comes to promoting sex positivity and female empowerment. After the release of her detailed memoir 'How To Be a Bad Bitch,' Rose was approached by American publication Paper Magazine to model as various feminist icons throughout the years.
Photographed by Charlotte Rutherford and styled by Sammy K., Amber Rose is seen in an all denim look while portraying the legendary Rosie the Riveter before channeling other icons such as Gloria Steinem, Dorothy Pitman Hughes, Marlene Dietrich and Susan B. Anthony along with herself.
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