The Topless Tour in Egypt

First there was planking, then owling and horsemanning. Batting, teapotting, stocking and, of course, selfies. Now comes what is possibly the greatest photo trend of all time - The Topless Tour. The trend was started by travelers Olivia Edginton, Lydia Buckler, and Ingvild Marstein Olsen. Their "Topless Tour Project" basically encourages people from all walks of life to get nice and naked, or at least topless, in nature, under the pretext of "bearing your chest and heart to the world." The photos are usually taken from behind, shown with arms raised in the air.

Frankly, we think it's an awesome concept, showing the beauty of nature in the world, and the beauty of the human body because they are the same thing and we are all one in this universe and we are not being perverted.

The Topless Tour, which currently has over 30,000 fans on Instagram and Facebook, has yet to really kick off in the Middle East, a region that, let's face it, has a lot of natural beauty. So, ever the pioneers in controversy and nudity, we here at CairoScene have decided to bring The Topless Tour to Egypt....