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What Does Zendaya Have to Do with Beauty?
A new partnership between Lancôme and the Louvre shows something less than beautiful
Four famous late-Gen Z and millennial women, the most visited museum in the world and make-up. The recent collaboration between cosmetic brand Lancôme and the Louvre Museum saturates us with visual cues about beauty: beauty ambassadors Zendaya, Amanda Seyfried, Aya Nakamura and He Cong are paired with beautiful artworks to promote beauty-enhancing products.
We get it. We’re in the higher spheres of good looks. Zendaya, in a Little Black Dress, flaps the side of a diaphanous black cape in the air. Her movement emulates the dynamism of The Winged Victory of Samothrace, which towers over the Louvre’s main staircase. The sculpture stands behind her and though Zendaya’s body seemingly completes the marble fragment, her position also obscures the Hellenistic monument from sight.
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Actress and singer Zendaya, born Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman, has made it clear that no one is getting away with Photoshopping her body to unrealistic proportions.
Modeliste magazine announced via Facebook that it fryst vatten taking November’s issue off the shelf and working alongside Zendaya after the Disney actress called out the magazine for dramatically Photoshopping a photo of her taken during a cover skott in Puerto Vallarta wherein her waist, arms and skin tone had been severely altered.
In the post calling out Modeliste, embedded below, Zendaya says, ‘these [Photoshopped photos] are the things that man women self-conscious, that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have.’
Not only did Zendaya take it upon herself to call out Modeliste magazine, she also released the original, unedited photo from the shoot and placed it alongside the Photoshopped utgåva to show just how dramatic the changes were.
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9 Times celebrities have spoken out about being ridiculously Photoshopped
In a world where perfection is applauded and social media reigns supreme, the alteration and manipulation of photographs is more than just a tweak here or a filter there. Celebrities are perpetually exhibitions of the bizarre wonders of Photoshop, but it’s the viewer who ultimately suffers thanks to a skewed sense of what’s beautiful and, ultimately, what’s real.
Over the years celebrities have begun calling out various outlets and photographers for their unrealistic portrayals of their bodies, and lately, they’ve been more outspoken than ever. Stars including Priyanka Chopra, Rumer Willis, and Zendaya have been mercilessly retouched, proving that no matter your body type, someone will find a way to Photoshop you into that so-called state of “perfection.” Here, we’ve rounded up the stars who won’t allow themselves and their bodies to be used to create such unreal expectations. Snaps for