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PHOTO: What Did This Magazine Do To Kate Middleton’s Teeth?!
OMFG. What happened to Kate Middleton‘s teeth? Nevermind, that’s just some fancy Photoshopping on the cover of The New Republic. Whew!
Seventeen Makes Photoshop Pledge Thanks To Teen Protester
Back in April, 14-year-old Julia Bluhm started petitioning Seventeen to print one unaltered photo spread in each of its issues. Nearly three months and over 84,000 signatures later, Bluhm and teenage girls around the world have won.
Natalia Vodianova Has A Shrunken Head On The Cover Of Russian GQ
We all know that bad Photoshopping can lead to some seriously hilarious results. Natalia Vodianova’s GQ Russia cover takes things to a whole new (and very disproportionate) level.
German Vogue‘s Naked, Unairbrushed ‘Health Initiative’ Editorial
German Vogue is launching its “Health Initiative” this issue with an unairbrushed and naked spread featuring actresses, models, and even editor-in-chief Christiane Arp.
Kardashian Sisters Photoshopped Once Again For Lingerie Line
Oh look, another overly-Photoshopped ad for something the Kardashian sisters are selling.
What Did Harper’s Bazaar Do To This Model’s Legs?
On the June cover of Harper’s Bazaar Spain, Eniko Mihalik looks stunning carrying a pool toy in a Paco Rabanne dress. But do you notice Mihalik’s unnaturally long, straight, boneless legs? Super weird!
Clever Street Artist Critiques H&M Photoshop Abuse
Now this is how you call someone out for Photoshop abuse.
Tom Cruise Covers The June Issue Of W In Tons Of Guyliner
Is is just us or does Tom Cruise look seriously bizarre on the June cover of W? Let’s discuss.
Vera Wang Photoshops Model’s Waist Into Oblivion
Now we understand why women fawn over Vera Wang‘s gowns — the effects are simply unbelievable.
Cate Blanchett Goes Sans Photoshop For Latest Magazine Cover
Intelligent Life — The Economist‘s lifestyle and culture mag — went where few (but increasingly more!) glossies have gone before: the unairbrushed cover.
New Kardashian Kollection Ad Features Bad Makeup & Tons Of Photoshop
The Kardashian sisters have beefed up their Kardashian Kollection at Sears by introducing a lingerie line, and the first ad is really not great.
Glamour Pledges To Tone Down Its Use Of Photo Retouching
The squeaky wheel really does get the grease. After asking its readers for their opinions about what role Photoshop should play in creating the images in magazines, the people at Glamour have decided to take a stand against overzealous retouching in the photos they publish.
Kardashian Sisters Get Seriously Photoshopped In New Denim Line Ads
Still trying to keep up with the Kardashians? You’re going to need a whole lot of airbrushing. In the promotional shots for their new denim line for Sears, the sisters’ legs have been whittled to mere twigs.
WATCH: Brilliant Video Skewers Industry’s Photoshop Obsession
Allow us to introduce to the most amazing beauty product in the whole entire world: Fotoshop by Adobé. “Just one application of Fotoshop can give results so dramatic, they’re almost unreal…istic!”
Vogue Chops Off Amber Valletta’s Leg In Fit Of Photoshop Rage
Well, the headline really says it all.
Is The United States Going To Implement A Photoshop Ban?
It seems like every other day the British Advertising Standards Authority is banning an ad for being too Photoshopped, but you don’t see the same thing happening here in America. But if the National Advertising Division has its way, you won’t see Photoshopped ads at all.
Victoria’s Secret Feels The Need To Photoshop Model’s Knee
Why Victoria’s Secret felt the need to photoshop Candice Swanepoel in their ad for last night’s fashion show is beyond us. Furthermore, why they felt the need to photoshop her knee and/or lower leg is even more insane. Fine, smudge out that wrinkle of skin that so bothers the art director. Or add some shadow to her already infuriatingly sharp cheekbones. But mangling her leg so that it resembles nothing so much as a strangely shaped blob of her skin? That’s just a waste of time.
Is This The End Of Excessive Photoshop Use In Magazines?
On a scale from one to five, about how much would you say your average fashion magazine editorial or advertisement has been Photoshopped? That’s what a new algorithm, developed by a team of computer and digital forensics experts, has been created to find out.
PHOTO: Women’s Health Makes Amber Heard Look Downright Unhealthy
It’s one thing for fashion magazines to make models look like anorexics afflicted with Avian Bone Syndrome and call them beautiful, but it’s quite another for a women’s health and fitness magazine to take a healthy, fit woman and Photoshop her waist into near imperceptibility. We refer, of course, to the December 2011 cover of Women’s Health, which boasts a sickly looking Amber Heard as cover star.
10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: September 25-October 1
This was the week Duchess Catherine returned! This was also the week of many fashion show missteps — Tom Ford, Nicola Formichetti, and Kanye West all got horrible runway reviews. Scott Schuman made us really mad, and Ryan Gosling made us really happy, but Fashimals changed our lives forever.
























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