Nudity and Wellness

Many of you will have by now seen the Kate Moss video where she has stripped off and goes for a skinny dip - all in the name of wellness. If you haven't here's a link (hope that's 'okay'): https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/kate-moss-strips-skinnydipping-new-wellness-brand-b1020598.html

This is not the first time nudism and wellness have been linked by a major business; some of you may have seen my previous references to nudism as a form of wellness being promoted via a health insurance company here in Australia. Apparently Gwyneth Paltrow did the same for her business Goop.

Celebrities have long had a love-hate relationship with nudity. Many of them have used nudity to simply bring attention upon themselves to advance their 'take' from the pool of commerce. But here we are a couple of them are starting to say, nope I love being nude, it makes me feel better.

So I am asking - is the public tide of opinion changing on the nudism and nudity issue? Are we starting to see a mainstream realisation of the benefits of being nude? Will these celebrities lead us to the time when nudism in a public space will be publicly acceptable and no longer deemed indecent?