@akargeSo, for some reason. This reminded me of a science fiction story from decades ago. No clue as to what it was called or who wrote it.
It had a little concept in there about the fact that many eons ago, humans went naked in society. The centuries ago, it became taboo to see the waist/genitals. Then after a few more years, the breasts became taboo in some places. In the story, women were required to cover their faces as they were considered obscene.
Alternate take on it, with a twist. In the 17th century in European Culture, being tanned indicated you spent a lot of time working outside and likely engaged in menial labor. Which resulted in a premium on women doing everything they could to avoid exposure to the Sun so they wouldn't get tanned.
Which opens up the historical portrayal of the debutantes carrying a parasol around even in good weather(to protect them from sunlight), or in later times being covered in lots of fabric, gloved(again, no sun exposure) and in a large hat (protecting the face from the sun) so they could go without the parasol.
The Industrial Revolution also brought another thing into the mix. The Industrial Revolution brought about the mass availability of textiles, both for clothing, bedding, and tables. As previously the ability to use textiles (and even certain colors/dyes) in elaborate ways was an expression of wealth. So once it became widely available it became something of an arms race for those with the access.
But the industrial revolution also caused a minor counter-trend as well. Those common laborers were now working in underground mines, or in poorly lit factories, so they were becoming just as pale as the nobility. However, with the advent of railroads and steam ships, fast and reliable international travel is now available. Also, thanks to industrialization, the nobility now has the ability to travel.
So now enter in the Nobelwomen who set off minor scandals when they return to England in the winter sporting a deep tan at the end of the 19th Century.... Which sets the stage for the 20th Century and now 21st century aesthetic for women with a Tan. Because in an era where the commoners are trapped indoors, the
new status symbol has now become the ability to be outdoors and get a tan... And over time, demonstrate how ever increasingly large amounts of their skin is tanned.
Now enter the 21st century, personal privacy is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain, reality TV type offerings are becoming increasingly common and more profligate. And the one domain the powerful still have is body sculpting and plastic surgery; and they know "sex sells" especially if you're female.
I'd be more inclined to suspect the trend is going to be towards near-nudity becoming increasingly common among women in particular. Although there likely will be some bifurcation going on along side it that may be interesting to see play out. (Because some feminists are going to
hate that with a passion and more conservative types are going resist as well)
The "easier play" for "the A listers" however is going to be to just "let it hang out" so they can simply get on with their lives. IF everyone's already seen it with great regularity no less, having their phone hacked and intimate photos leaked is going to be a nothing-burger. Besides, with their sculpted bodies that have had their appearance enhanced by the best plastic surgeons out there, why wouldn't they want to advertise? ("I've got a great body, why hide it?")
From there, it's simply a matter of where those people go, a great many others are going to follow.