Beauty standards in women

Atlanta-based photographer Sheila Pree Bright aims to explore society's relationship with cultural beauty standards in her series Plastic Bodies.

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A plus-size Colombian-American woman said she was 'pleasantly surprised' after asking photo editors from around the world to take her image and “fix” it according to the beauty standards in their own country.

The effect beauty standards have on people across the world. They’re terrible for our mental health, can lead to serious medical conditions, and drastically lower self-esteem. We must reflect on this as a society. Why do we constantly promote an unrealistic standard when we can just focus on celebrating the beauty each individual person has? And why have we decided that a certain set of traits is the standard for beauty? #beautystandards #beautytips #negativeffects #negativebeauty…

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but that eye can see things very differently depending on where (and when) it is. Buzzfeed's video staff explored this idea by creating a video with live models showing us how the concept of an ideal woman's body type has changed throughout history.

UK photographer Sophie Mayanne has been documenting women across all continents embracing their own scars in her “Behind The Scars” photo series.