The picture on the left is the cover of Paper magazine which was released on November 11, 2014 portraying Kim Kardashian. The image on the right is of Grace Jones placed in a collection entitled Jungle Fever by the photographer of both photos; Jean Paul Gaude. The primary focus of both photos is the fact that both women can balance a champagne glass on their behinds. Whether it is obvious or not, Gaude altered the photos in order to extend the behinds of both models in order for the champagne glass to sit comfortably. The original photo of Grace brings about concerning issues about race due to the fetishization of Grace's body as an archetype of the stereotypical "black female body". The archetype of the black female body as having dark skin, a naturally curvy figure (accentuated by the edited butt), and maybe not as present in this photo but unique hair. The fetishization of black women is then perpetuated through not only the name of the book in which this image was published but as well as the images that are along side this image. The fact that the book is called Jungle Fever is a racial term to describe someone who is interested in black individuals, therefor giving Grace the spotlight in order to falsely represent an image for black women. 

In lieu of the background concerning the fetishization of Grace Jones's body. The question that must be asked is why Kim Kardashian was placed as the model for Paper magazine instead? Kim Kardashian's celebrity status can be easily attributed to her sex appeal, but mainly the appeal of her behind. As previously stated the fetishization of Grace Jones, as well as black women in general is to have a curvy figure, in this portrayal the curvy figure is accentuated by a big behind. Kim Kardashian was chosen for this photo because of her close proximity to the archetype of a black woman. It is also key to understand what is lacking from the black archetype that Kim Kardashian is embodying. Black woman have been recognized as the least desirable race, while white women on the other hand are recognized as more if not the most desirable. Therefor recreating the image with a white woman embodying the archetype of black woman's body is more desirable, gaining more publicity.