For whatever reason, people feel the need to post pictures of themselves online that honestly don't make any sense. Unnatural proportions, faces that have been smoothed to the point where they lack features, you name it.
Online influences (especially in the Instagram sphere) love to pass off totally fake images of themselves as real or attainable. But some, like the ones here, make it a little too obvious that their pictures are heavily edited.
Okay sure, this is one of those online stores where they just photoshop the clothes on the models and not an influencer, but the same thing still applies. Like, why did they do this model so dirty?
Sure, having that hourglass shape is fine and all. But the vast majority of people aren't shaped like that. Maybe we should spend more time embracing all body types instead of pushing one look over everything else.
I can't get over the fact that somebody slapped a texture on top of those sandals and called it a day, as if that looks good at all. But I guess it's still good enough to fool some people.
Sure, contour and lighting can make your face look slimmer, but that's a completely different chin shape. But I'm sure people will refuse to believe that it's edited...
I have no idea what's going on here. Did she... draw that dress on? Or maybe someone else did. Either way, it's looking a little too 2-D to be real.
The top half of the picture is bad enough, but the fact that the bottom half is... a completely different picture, is just so absurd, you can't help but laugh. There's no way this was serious.
I don't understand the point of editing your face so much, you almost look like a different person. Do you just think no one is ever going to see you outside of Instagram or something?
I get that editing your hips/waist area to look more shapely is a whole trend and all, but this is on another level. Seriously. No one's hips should ever look like this.
Oh yes, because the bricks around this woman's behind are totally supposed to be all bent and warped like that. Not.
All I'm saying is, if you're going to go out of your way to edit a picture of yourself, maybe try not to warp the background, too.
I don't know about you, but I kind of hate the fact that women aren't allowed to age. No matter how old a woman gets, she's expected to have as few wrinkles as possible. It just ain't fair!
Okay, I definitely wasn't expecting to see something like this today. It looks like she photoshopped a picture of her face into the original photo, and then edited it some more! It's giving me a bit of uncanny valley.
It's just like I said before, it's okay to age. And to be perfectly honest, if you want to mask the wrinkles that might appear on your face, you might want to think about your arms, too. For consistency.
I absolutely hate those filters that smooth your skin so much, they make your facial features disappear. Those two women in the front barely have noses anymore. But I guess some people like that look?
I cannot believe that, not only did she do a bit of the usual waist warping, but her shoulders, too. Like, why would you feel the need to photoshop your shoulders? They're just shoulders.
I'm mostly just confused as to why her face doesn't match the rest of her body. It's amazing how many people use foundation that doesn't match their skin tone, but then don't use it on other exposed skin.
The first picture looks like a normal dude. The second picture looks like a render from some video game commercial.
I mean, at least the man was also edited for once. But still, there's nothing wrong with how they actually look. I don't know which sibling posted which, but I have my suspicions.
I can't believe somebody went through all the trouble to photoshop that car in there, but didn't bother to make it actually look like it's there. It just looks so out of place in the funniest way possible.
I mean, the shadow is one thing. But I literally can't stop staring at that pointy elbow. It looks like she forgot to smooth that out before posting the final pic.
I guess editing your face is hard enough, that if a hand gets in the way, it just becomes a part of your chin. Totally not terrifying at all.
