High glamour photo fiction

I can see Krider and Aldridge don't mean to criticise, instead he makes it clear and explore the evidence of object women in our culture.​

​The dummy look of the woman who has no personality and the lack of her soul and individuality is pointed out in Krider image through her covered eyes. 

It explores the sexual image of the woman through model's pose and the fetched presentation of accessories and objects. 

This photography style which Glenn O'Brien described as "high glamour photo fiction" is interesting because it uses the culture and language of publicity image in a explicit way and not the implicit manner explored in publicity, which is a good evidence of the mediatic and publicity visual culture of our time.

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