It looked weird to me how the fabric of the shirt just sort of.. "Laid there on her breast" in a weird manner.. I have seen breasts before and I'm not a queen.. But something about her boobs didn't seem right.. Specially when you compare both of them in that picture because of you look at them, her left boob sort of just pops out because the shirt seems to be flat on her shoulders then just sticks out with her boobs.. So it wasn't even just the shape that bothered me. But like the other members here already pointed out to me, that some girls do just have pointy boobs.. And I'm replying to you because your comment does come off as offensive to me..
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It looked weird to me how the fabric of the shirt just sort of.. "Laid there on her breast" in a weird manner.. I have seen breasts before and I'm not a queen.. But something about her boobs didn't seem right.. Specially when you compare both of them in that picture because of you look at them, her left boob sort of just pops out because the shirt seems to be flat on her shoulders then just sticks out with her boobs.. So it wasn't even just the shape that bothered me. But like the other members here already pointed out to me, that some girls do just have pointy boobs.. And I'm replying to you because your comment does come off as offensive to me..
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^ sorry if my comment came off the wrong way, i said that because you mentioned it yourself in your post..
tbh though, it did annoyed me that you posted that in a thread made to specifically mock at pictures, i thought it was offensive to Nyasha actually
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tbh though, it did annoyed me that you posted that in a thread made to specifically mock at pictures, i thought it was offensive to Nyasha actually
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what about this? or is this normal?
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Here's a funny one courtesy of H&M. Apparently all their photos are pieced together.
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Interestingly, all the heads are just placed on the same computer-drawn body (in appropriate colour now.
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So they are pretty good at the pasting, except when they forget a face altogether. Eventually they will just licence a library of heads though.
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Interestingly, all the heads are just placed on the same computer-drawn body (in appropriate colour now.
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So they are pretty good at the pasting, except when they forget a face altogether. Eventually they will just licence a library of heads though.
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Stop posting this H&M photos from that stupid dress-up thing from their site...they know that its fake so its not even a photoshop disaster
and about that Eniko photo theres something wrong but i dont know why...
and about that Eniko photo theres something wrong but i dont know why...
H&M may be implying they cant find good enough models to use for their e commerce site. (huffingtonpost.com)
All that griping about how models' proportions are completely unrealistic? Turns out they are literally unrealistic -- as in, they are totally fake.
H&M has been sticking real models' heads on computer-generated bodies, reveals Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet (no, we don't usually read Swedish tabloids -- Jezebel tipped us off).
The head-body disconnect was first noticed in Norway via Bildbluffen ("Photo Bluff"), a site that identifies when photos have been doctored. But once they pointed out that a bunch of lingerie product shots from H&M's Christmas campaign featured fake bodies with real heads, we started to notice it ourselves (see below).
Luckily, H&M has fessed up. The company's press officer Hacan Andersson told Aftonbladet, "It's not a real body, it is completely virtual and made the computer. We take pictures of the clothes on a doll [mannequin] that stands in the shop, and then create the human appearance with a program on your computer."
While this doesn't seem to apply to the ad campaigns featuring, say, Karen Elson and Abbey Lee Kershaw, it does happen with the models on H&M's e-commerce site.
The point seems to be that real bodies would be totally distracting for shoppers looking at product shots. "We do this to show off the clothes," says Andersson.
Not so fast, H&M. Aftonbladet writes that the model fake-out is actually occuring because H&M is simply not satisfied with the slew of models coming through its doors. Commented Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's Helle Vaagland:
All that griping about how models' proportions are completely unrealistic? Turns out they are literally unrealistic -- as in, they are totally fake.
H&M has been sticking real models' heads on computer-generated bodies, reveals Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet (no, we don't usually read Swedish tabloids -- Jezebel tipped us off).
The head-body disconnect was first noticed in Norway via Bildbluffen ("Photo Bluff"), a site that identifies when photos have been doctored. But once they pointed out that a bunch of lingerie product shots from H&M's Christmas campaign featured fake bodies with real heads, we started to notice it ourselves (see below).
Luckily, H&M has fessed up. The company's press officer Hacan Andersson told Aftonbladet, "It's not a real body, it is completely virtual and made the computer. We take pictures of the clothes on a doll [mannequin] that stands in the shop, and then create the human appearance with a program on your computer."
While this doesn't seem to apply to the ad campaigns featuring, say, Karen Elson and Abbey Lee Kershaw, it does happen with the models on H&M's e-commerce site.
The point seems to be that real bodies would be totally distracting for shoppers looking at product shots. "We do this to show off the clothes," says Andersson.
Not so fast, H&M. Aftonbladet writes that the model fake-out is actually occuring because H&M is simply not satisfied with the slew of models coming through its doors. Commented Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation's Helle Vaagland:
"This illustrates very well the sky-high aesthetic demands placed on the female body. The demands are so great that H&M, among the poor photo models, cannot find someone with both body and face that can sell their bikinis."
Oy. So now we have fake, computer-generated models to make us feel bad about our bodies? This is an uphill battle, ladies -- and just another sign that models should not be looked to as examples of ideal physiques.
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The purpose of the H&M images are to showcase clothes, for quick reference. Not to be some realistic, spot-on rendition of models. Personally, I don't find them offensive. However if they were printed inside their catalogues, I'd be stunned.
Sometimes journalists just need a story.
Sometimes journalists just need a story.
LOL, I know. Just another excuse for a wank. And you just know there will be those who will be appalled by that practice.
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the photoshopping of Nyasha's skin is terribly noticeable in this whole ed! so bad, she looks plastic!
Fauve | Nyasha Matonhodze by René Habermacher for Numéro No. 128 November 2011
Title: Fauve
Magazine: Numéro No. 128 November 2011
Model: Nyasha Matonhodze
Photographer: René Habermacher
Stylist: Rebecca Bleynie
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Fauve | Nyasha Matonhodze by René Habermacher for Numéro No. 128 November 2011
Title: Fauve
Magazine: Numéro No. 128 November 2011
Model: Nyasha Matonhodze
Photographer: René Habermacher
Stylist: Rebecca Bleynie
from noir facade livejournal
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Plastic skin looks terrible even if it's a personal style of photographer 
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I actualy really like plastc skin....i find it odd but interesting but i like the Sølve style more than René one
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Beyonce's team just posted the image above to the singer's Facebook page with the caption:
"Here is your first look of Beyoncé on the cover of the winter issue of Jones Magazie.
The issue hits stands on 12/15 in New York and nationally on 12/20."
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"Here is your first look of Beyoncé on the cover of the winter issue of Jones Magazie.
The issue hits stands on 12/15 in New York and nationally on 12/20."
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^she looks like her sister...
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