Before film was invented, early portrait photographers first discovered the titillating pleasure of exposing images of hot on silver copper plates. Since then, the male gaze has largely shaped how bodies are visualized in printed media.Many of the most iconic images of the body have been taken by men -- think Edward Weston's gentle black-and-white photograph of his muse, or Mario Sorrenti's erotic campaign of Kate Moss for Calvin Klein. Meanwhile, less space has been given to female pioneers…See More