...just what we need, some more nudies. 'who thinks this is just a ruse by these ladies to get their own selfie-nudies out there?'
Three friends have taken a stand against slut shaming by posing nude in front of a giant mural of Kim Kardashian's infamous naked selfie
Three friends have taken a stand against slut shaming by posing nude in front of a giant mural of Kim Kardashian's infamous naked selfie

'Body shaming is not OK' 


    Melbourne mural was defaced with words 's***' and 'no fat chicks'
    Lauren Shelley, 26, said she wanted to take stand against s*** shaming
    She said reality star's nude selfie started an 'important conversation'

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 Three friends have taken a stand against slut shaming by posing nude in front of a giant mural of Kim Kardashian's infamous naked selfie.
Lauren Elizabeth Shelley, 26, rallied two other women to bare all in the name of 'body positivity' after the painting was defaced with the words 's***' and 'no fat chicks'.

They were all photographed nude in front of the nine-metre tall Melbourne mural with nothing but black bars to protect their modesty in homage to the reality star's original Instagram post.

Ms Shelley, who lives in Albert Park, told Daily Mail Australia she wanted to send a message that body and s*** shaming is 'not ok'.



Lauren Elizabeth Shelley, 26, (pictured) rallied two other women to bare all in the name of 'body positivity' after the painting was defaced with the words 's***' and 'no fat chicks'
Lauren Elizabeth Shelley, 26, (pictured) rallied two other women to bare all in the name of 'body positivity' after the painting was defaced with the words 's***' and 'no fat chicks'
'For me, it's all about loving yourself and not valuing your worth just by what your body looks like,' she said.

'We wanted to send a message that we cannot be shamed. It was no real surprise when it was defaced, but I wanted to make it clear that this should not happen.'  

She posted the photo on Instagram saying: 'We can't be shamed! Rallied these queens to say NO to s**t shaming #noshame #thickerrthang #slutshaming #kimkardashian #selfie 

'@kimkardashian we wear our sexualities loud and proud.'

The 26-year-old, who works in travel, said she thought Kim's selfie started an 'important conversation'.
Ms Shelley initially posed in front of the mural on the night it was plastered on the side of a print shop in Gwynne Street, Cremorne, by anonymous artist Lushsux

Ms Shelley initially posed in front of the mural on the night it was plastered on the side of a print shop in Gwynne Street, Cremorne, by anonymous artist Lushsux




The mural was defaced with the word 's**t' less than 48 hours after it was painted by anonymous artist Lushsux


A hooded person was caught on a new CCTV camera vandalising Kim Kardashian's mural by spray painting a crude comment aimed at fat shaiming


A hooded person was caught on a new CCTV camera vandalising Kim Kardashian's mural by spray painting a crude comment aimed at fat shaiming
The 26-year-old, who works in travel, said she thought Kim's selfie started an 'important conversation'
The 26-year-old, who works in travel, said she thought Kim's selfie started an 'important conversation'



'I think the picture has started a great conversation. It's just a body, but it prompted discussion about slut shaming and body positivity. 

'I was supportive of it because she is very proud of herself. 

'She has contributed to the body positive and feminist movement. She is still a role model.'

Ms Shelley initially posed in front of the mural on the night it was plastered on the side of a print shop in Gwynne Street, Cremorne, by anonymous artist Lushsux.

She posted a picture on Instagram. It was reposted by Lushsux with the caption 'Is this the real life' - attracting more than 4,700 likes.

But after a hooded person was caught on a newly installed CCTV tagging the mural with the words 'no fat chicks', Ms Shelley was approached by a number of women online.

'They suggested that we should get a group of women to stand in front of the mural and send a clear message. So that is what we did.'

She said she has 'laughed off' comments from trolls, despite the fact that one person told her she should 'kill herself'.