The editor in this photo shoot seems to have taken away some of Mendes’ ethnicity. They’ve lightened her skin and even narrowed her nose.
It would be unsafe to give women the impression that they can work out as intensely as Britney Spears does every day, and still eat a diet that would leave them as svelte as a lingerie model. The before image is of a strong, real woman. The after is of something else entirely.
Here’s one for the men out there: before you lift weights to the point of a cardiac event, know that the definition you see in a man’s arms on a magazine may not be real.
Any woman anywhere any size knows that when you sit down, your tummy wrinkles a little bit. Nobody would have held it against Perry if this photo showed that her skin moved like a human being’s.
There is not one dimple on the reality star’s entire body once the Photoshopping is done. What sort of message does that send to women who believed Kardashian was an advocate for “real bodies?”
Diaz is already naturally very fit and toned. But for some reason the photo editor here decided she is not allowed to have bones or muscle—all definition has been removed from her stomach.
It’s OK for Madonna to look at least close to her age. Really, nobody will be shocked to find out that at age 56 the megastar no longer looks 26.
Just months after having a newborn, Kourtney Kardashian apparently wasn’t allowed to show any baby weight in this photo shoot for OK! Magazine.
Nobody should be led to believe that if you get down to the teeny, tiny size of Knightley that you won’t see some bone and muscle.
As an advocate for being open about skin problems, Lavigne of all people shouldn’t appear in photos that turn the model’s skin into porcelain.
Isn’t Lynn supposed to be a role model for women accepting their bodies as they are? And yet the photo editor has taken several inches off of her waist.
Another “plus-size model” almost removed from that category after photo editing.
In this case the model and the Photoshopper are one and the same. Plenty of people were outraged after the Victoria’s Secret model released a photo on her Instagram and when that same image was seen live from a fashion show, her waist was noticeably larger.
The brand actually had to release an apology after publishing this photo. On the left is the real model and on the right is something even the makers of Barbie would be too afraid to release.
What we start with an already petite woman with some curves. What we end with is almost a cartoon version of the pop star. The skin has been turned into porcelain, contours have been added around the collarbone where there are none, the waist has been cut in half and even the dress has been altered.
