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Who knows when, where, and in what era our ancestors came up with the idea of covering their bodies. They covered themselves to make themselves look more beautiful and powerful, to disguise flaws, to protect themselves from cold, heat and injury, or to hide their shame. We still do it today. This slightly provocative book will immerse the curious reader in the inexhaustible history of humanity's preoccupation with its own body and certain parts of it in the light of public space, from the tied penis to the false buttocks. It touches on the capricious boundaries of our visible body in different eras, traditions, and religious preferences, using diverse examples of the naked and the hidden, the discreet and the seductive, the attractive and the scandalous image in the eyes of outsiders.

For a wide range of readers.