First, that's clearly not her breasts. Secondly, that raw, aggressive and amateurish vibe strikes me as a rather postmodern, feminist yet cynic commentary on gender issues. Nothing wrong with that. An artist doesn't need to comfort, and most would argue that it's a sign of uncompromising quality if they don't- and it's brave of a young model to do something that differs what's defined as "sexy" in the mainstream- and which quite often is the result of sexist constructions and body images which are you used to sell products- i.E. everything Victorias Secret does.
