Photoshop disasters #3 (Major magazines and brands only)

[eizhowa]

I assumed Reese was leaning on a pink/beige box and that was what looked like the 3rd leg. But if there were no box there...

 

[kokobombon]

I still think that the third leg is the dress lining darkened because of shadow but with the surface of the third hand, then anything is possible

 

[dodencebt]

^ I thought so too, but if you look closely you'll see a bit of a knee texture. And it is the exact same shade as the two other legs. Even the darker lining (visible just a tiny bit next to the "third leg") is not nearly as dark as her skintone.

 

[Koibito]

They even fail at photoshopping their backstage pics.

EDITED: Please do not quote photos.
vanityfair.com (edited by me)

I notice that they remove this photo on the website.

 

[t-rex]

Do celebrities typically have someone photoshop their photos for them? I can't imagine Beyoncé or Bella Hadid doing it.

(I see Bella even photoshopped her face in a finished MaxMara ad she posted. Makes me sad she is so young and clearly so insecure about herself...think she will be one of those cat-faced ladies)

 

[ivano]

This is the real reason why people stopped buying magazines. Photoshop apocalypse.

 

[eizhowa]

This is the real reason why people stopped buying magazines. Photoshop apocalypse.

Seeing as instagrammers and bloggers also photoshop, I am not sure that much was gained.

 

[Littleathquakes]

I just think they did oprah dirty. She's literally the background for the other two to pop against.

 

[ivano]

Seeing as instagrammers and bloggers also photoshop, I am not sure that much was gained.

I'm SICK of photoshoped celebrities. I prefer to buy fashion magazines with models on its covers.

 

[FashionMuseDior]

I think this instagram/photoshop society has taught us to feel socially acepted only when we look good in pictures, no matter how or which tools we use to archieve such. I can speak for myself and my social circles. Everyone that I now likes to use a lot of filters for their pictures, especially if it is a selfie or a close up of their faces. I think it has gotten to a point that what you see in someone's Instagram is not really what they look like in person but a construction of their own image, just like models and celebrities in magazines and campaigns.

 

[ivano]

I'm agree with FashionMuseDior and eizhowa, people trying to look like cheap celebs (not even A-list stars) with this kind of tools is a very sad thing.

 

[t-rex]

GQ's Comedy Issue making fun of Vanity Fair's Hollywood 2018 cover


kottke.org

 

[KKnardi]

^That cover is amazing, although not too funny, more eerie than funny

 

[kenndale]

Taken from the misc campaign thread....Her face and neck are scaring me.

 

[Perickles]

Alexander Wang S/S 2019 by Brianna Capozzi (Anna's Leg)

Posted by Cute on Ad Campaigns

Source: alexanderwang

 

[DK92]

Vogue Japan by Luigi & Iango: Joan without an arm!

Source.

 

[Armani]

 

[Armani]

Yasmin Wijnaldum for Numero Netherlands

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