Nude York City! Model shocks passers-by as she struts TOPLESS through the Big Apple in support of Free The Nipple campaign for gender equality
- Glamour model Emily Bloom performed daring stunt in New York
- Strolled through streets, picked up pizza and even went jogging
- Footage shot by photographer Petter Hegre shows shocked pedestrians
- Free The Nipple wants both sexes to have same freedoms and protections
A model has bravely walked through New York City with her breasts on display as part of a campaign for gender equality, leaving passers-by in shock.
Emily Bloom, 23, took part in the daring stunt to support Free The Nipple - a movement that campaigns for women and men to be afforded the same freedoms and protection.
She was filmed as she traversed the city by Norwegian photographer Petter Hegre, who specialises in female nudes.
The footage, which has had more than 400,000 views has recently resurfaced online after Petter uploaded it last year.
In the cheekily titled 'NYC Nude City Guide' some passers-by were hilariously oblivious to the display unfolding in front of them.
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But those who did notice couldn't believe their eyes as Emily strutted past, and dissolved into fits of giggles while snapping her on their phones.
One New York City cop looked especially bemused, laughing and shaking his head as she strolled by.
Emily Bloom, 23, surprised passers by in New York as she took part in a daring topless stunt to support Free The Nipple
The model perused second hands books at a store while passers-by strolled past oblivious
Emily engaged in a spot of topless sunbathing on a fire escape
The brave volunteer went for a carriage ride, shopped for second hand books, stopped off for a slice of pizza and a coke and even went for a jog with her top pulled up to reveal her bare breasts.
She also made a visit to Apple headquarters and Times Square and sunned herself on a fire escape.
The project has echoes of the 2014 Free The Nipple film where a group of women take to the streets of New York to protest against the taboos surrounding female breasts.
The model did her topless walk in support of Free The Nipple which campaigns for men and women to have the same protections and freedoms
It's thirsty work! Emily stopped for a Coke during her topless jaunt in New York
Campaigners argue they risk being arrested for disorderly conduct, whereas a man is unlikely to receive the same treatment for going without a shirt.
In most states in the US, there is no explicit law against going topless in public.
However, in May this year three Free The Nipple supporters were arrested for public nudity in New Hampshire.
One cop couldn't contain his laughter when faced with Emily's bare breasts
The brave volunteer stood brazenly in the streets with her hands on her hips, showing off her cleavage
A smiling Emily strolled past diners who were too busy enjoying their lunch to spot her topless display on the sidewalk
Celebrities who have supported the campaign on social media include Cara Delevingne, Miley Cyrus and Rumer Willis.
Events have taken place across in the world including a topless protest on Brighton Beach in June.
Two hundred men paraded topless to highlight controversial social media policies about banning female nipples.
And last month International Go Topless Day held rallies in 60 cities around the world .
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