Known victims of excessive digital retouching

The uproar caused by the excessive retouching of Karol G’s photo for “GQ” magazine has already been overcome, despite the fact that there was no public apology, but it is not the only one that echoes this practice.

“GQ” is not the first magazine to abuse digital retouching, and it may not be the last to do so, since there are still many deeply rooted thoughts about what the “perfect” body should look like, which, apart from Karol G. , other celebrities are against it and have had to complain about excessive editing of their photos.

Carol G. not only did he defend him, but also her women who wake up every day and try to feel comfortable with themselves despite stereotypes of beauty.

Like the Colombian, 2015. zendaya he saw himself in a similar situation and was surprised by a new photo published by the magazine “Molder” it also included tweaking her hips and torso.

“These are the things that make women self-aware, that they create unrealistic ideals of beauty what we have. Anyone who knows who I am knows that I stand for honest and pure self-love,” the actress wrote with real photoIn addition, the magazine removed the images and corrected the retouching issue.

For the issue of “W magazine”of 2016, misused photo retouching and left the models gigi hadid and Kendall Jenner no knees, the legs look long and smooth, but no knees.

In the case of “GQ”, it is obviously a comeback, in 2003 they excessively retouched the photo Kate Winsletthe actress blasted the magazine saying: “I’m not like that and most importantly, I don’t want to be. I can assure you that they reduced the size of my legs by a third”.

Joining the list is Beyonce, whose case happened when she became the image of “H&M” with the use of digital retouching they changed the shape of their body and refused to approve the use of the photos, so the brand had to use the originals.

Keira Knightley, Julia RobertsLupita Nyong’o, Lady GagaMeghan Markle and Emily Ratajkowskiothers are celebrities who have been victims of excessive digital retouching.