Saturday, 11 April 2015
Thursday, 9 April 2015
Lingerie Company Remakes Victoria’s Secret Ad With A More Realistic Range Of Body Types
Curvy Kate, a lingerie brand praised for embracing a far wider range of busts than many other lingerie designers, has released an ad campaign that takes a dig at Victoria’s Secret, whose “Perfect Body” ad campaign drew criticism for suggesting that a perfect body could only be one that adhered to their strict (and slim) standards.
The brand, which creates bras for D-K cups, launched the ads along with their “Star in a Bra” campaign, which lets fans help them decide who their new model for 2015 will be.
After receiving a wave of criticism, Victoria’s Secret changed their ad campaign’s slogan to “A Body For Every Body,” but the models in the ad campaign still did little to appeal to women of different body types.
Victoria’s Secret was accused of body-shaming larger and bustier women when they released this ad
They changed the slogan to “A body for every body,” but many thought it wasn’t enough
Curvy Kate released a similar ad but with a more diverse range of body types and busts:
Here are the top 10 models from their model vote competition, which recently closed:
Tuesday, 7 April 2015
International Pillow Fight Day In Bucharest, Romania
I am Marius Tudor, a Romanian 31 years old wedding photographer. I love people and continuously look for good light, right timing and emotions. Since 2010, photography has been one of the things that I cannot live and breathe without.
I believe that my work demands strong dedication to quality and deep understanding of each, bride and groom needs. Coming from the journalism side I try not to interfere with my client actions and I like to be as discreet as I can. I also love the good looking portraits and formals.
Beside weddings I love to do street photography and I try to attend many urban events that take place in my city, Bucharest. International Pillow Fight Day is one of the events I loved to snapshot because there was a lot of action, a lot of fun and many beautiful people. I am inspired by nonconformist, enthusiastic and happy people. Bucharest’s bustle and my clients joy keep my work alive.
More info: mariustudor.com
Monday, 6 April 2015
This Chameleon Is Actually Two Painted Women
Johannes Stötter, an incredibly talented bodypaint artist from Italy, has created a video to show us exactly how his amazing illusory body art “unfolds,” showing us the full transition from the chameleon we think we see in his art to the two painted women that actually compose the image.
It took Stötter 4 hours to design the piece and 6 to actually paint it, with the help of an assistant. He has an incredible talent when it comes to transforming or hiding the human body . Depending on the subject, he either skillfully hides his models’ lines and curves or uses them to emphasize or supplement the forms he’s trying to create.
If you love his work as much as we do, be sure to check his website out for prints!
They Didn’t Want Their Girl To Sit Next To Him. Several Seconds Later? OMG!
The story of racism is written anew every day. Share this video and fight racism!
The film, about a racist Greek family and their interaction with a dark-skinned man in a hospital waiting room, offers viewers a surprise ending that has propelled the film internationally
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