Natalia Vodianova Has A Shrunken Head On The Cover Of Russian GQ

by Samantha Randazzo | 4:37 pm, June 21st, 2012

We all know that bad Photoshopping can lead to some seriously hilarious results. There is (sadly) nothing quite like that on this GQ Russia cover featuring Natalia Vodianova. No too-whittled waist or disappearing limbs, and certainly no weird knee blobs.

But if you look a little more closely, Natalia’s bottom half is disproportionately large — her feet appear to be bigger than her head, and her legs are about as thick as her entire midsection. And while we’re all for smooth skin, Vodianova’s looks about as real as plastic.

What do you think of the cover?

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Darr247

What do I think? I think you’re grasping at straws for an article.
Big shocker – things closer to you look LARGER.
http://profile.yahoo.com/ZXAJNJ77UHJ7YHQB5IATCZLIDA LeylaA

This is one of the STUPIDEST things I’ve read in a while
toyaugust8

It’s not her head I am looking at. It’s her eyes! She looks crossed eyed!
Anonymous

lol.
Anonymous

yah her eyes and face look like plastic. D; when will the photoshop madness stop? curse the day magazines learned about photoshop.
Aurora

It’s called perspective….I think any man looking at the cover knows that when a woman sits in front of him this way the legs and feet appear bigger because they are closer….and it certainly wasn’t a photoshop mistake, it’s probably the most accurate-to-reality aspect of the photo. Stop reaching for stories.

Natalia Vodianova Has A Shrunken Head On The Cover Of Russian GQ

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