Whilst researching for essay and presentation I came across this picture, I have seen it before but never really looked at it and I think it ties in well with the whole body image topic because editing pictures before publishing plays a big part in what the viewer sees and thinks.Celebrities and the industry around them, are often accused of producing images that affect young people's body image.
Britney Spears allowed the pre-airbrused images from a shoot to be used alongside the digitally altered ones, so people are able to see the difference.
Images that go in the media effect young girls wanting to look like them and be them. Which then could result in a eating disorder further down the line.
Super models in the popular magazine have continued to get thinner and thinner.
Some models go through plastic surgery, some are "taped-up" to mold their bodies into more photogenic representations of themselves, and photos are airbrushed before going to print.
Britney Spears allowed the pre-airbrused images from a shoot to be used alongside the digitally altered ones, so people are able to see the difference.
Images that go in the media effect young girls wanting to look like them and be them. Which then could result in a eating disorder further down the line.
Super models in the popular magazine have continued to get thinner and thinner.
Some models go through plastic surgery, some are "taped-up" to mold their bodies into more photogenic representations of themselves, and photos are airbrushed before going to print.
