This Instagram Page Dedicates Its Content To Pics Of Celebs That Are Photoshopped To Fit Today’s ‘Beauty Standards’ (30 New Pics)
In different eras of human history, there were different standards of beauty, both female and male. It is enough to look at ancient statues, ceremonial portraits of the Middle Ages or paintings by the great masters of the Renaissance to understand how radically these very standards have changed. But what can we say - even in the 20th century alone, at least four approaches to what is beautiful and what could, for instance, be retouched, have changed.
Around the end of the nineties, Photoshop firmly entered our lives, and real life finally diverged from what we see on the pages of fashion magazines. Yes, in recent years the world has been steadily moving towards the perception of human appearance as it is, without numerous filters and many hours of retouching, but photographers still continue to turn models into similarities of glossy icons according to approximately the same "standard".
Bored Panda has already told about the art project 'Goddess Women', the founder of which takes photographs of famous women of our time - and applies to them the same filters that many social media influencers love so much. As of today, the project's Instagram page can boast over 374K followers, including world stars such as Gigi Hadid or Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, as well as more than 2.6K publications.
From this abundance of photos, Bored Panda carefully selected the most popular ones, so please feel free to scroll to the very end of this list and observe how world-known women could look with all those numerous filters on them. And if the photos we have chosen are not enough for you, then here is the first, second and even third parts of our collection.
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Emma Watson
Julia Roberts
Rachel Mcadams
Jennifer Lawrence
They’re just as pretty, if not more so, I’m the before pics. Sheesh. This is a gross idea.
Sandra Bullock
Britney Spears
The scary part of this is that at a first, superficial glance, I can barely tell the difference.
Margot Robbie
Apart from eye colour i dont see much difference, shes stunning in any pic
Rihanna
Nina Dobrev
Elle Fanning
Megan Fox
So if the second picture of her is edited....then all her pics must be edited as all I ever see are pics of her looking like the second one.
Lana Del Rey
She’s already beautiful. Instagram and social media standards are SO high. It makes people hate themselves
Zendaya
She was already beautiful in the first pic. She’s more beautiful in the first pic
Salma Hayek
Michael Jackson And Madonna
You never know what Madonna's going to look like from one day to the next, she has a different face in every picture
David And Victoria Beckham
The picture just looks clearer. Slight difference but still looks nice before and after
Catherine Zeta-Jones
The left looks like im not wearing glasses and the right is with glasses, same dif just blurry
Scarlett Johansson
Jennifer Aniston
Selena Gomez
This does look better. This met gala look of hers was not her best. Like the makeup artist was still learning how to blend.
Lionel Messi And Shakira
Miley Cyrus
Sydney Sweeney
Kristen Stewart
Camila Mendes
Miranda Kerr
Natalie Portman
Brooklyn Beckham And Nicola Peltz
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Vanessa Hudgens
Jennifer Lopez
Marilyn Monroe
Blake Lively
Justin Timberlake And Jessica Biel
Irina Shayk
Adriana Lima
Alexandra Daddario
Justin And Hailey Bieber
Barbara Palvin
Kendall Jenner
Ewwww. Leave people alone. We look how we look. I can't stand "beauty standards".
So basically women should look exactly like Barbie dolls. If you're not blessed with those genes, you're not a woman? Subhuman? 🤷🏼♀️
I know! Is this post not just adding to the problem...do better bp
Load More Replies...The "standard" this represents makes all the women look exactly the same. Nothing interesting about them anymore. I would not want to look like that: Dead eyes and way too much make-up... no.
Ewwww. Leave people alone. We look how we look. I can't stand "beauty standards".
So basically women should look exactly like Barbie dolls. If you're not blessed with those genes, you're not a woman? Subhuman? 🤷🏼♀️
I know! Is this post not just adding to the problem...do better bp
Load More Replies...The "standard" this represents makes all the women look exactly the same. Nothing interesting about them anymore. I would not want to look like that: Dead eyes and way too much make-up... no.
