EMBARRASSING PHOTOSHOP FAILS - VICTORIAS SECRET MODELS CAUGHT EDITING THEIR BODIES ON INSTAGRAM?

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it's not available in Australia as well :(

[@stephanielange]

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[@generalinherlabyrinth]

you have helped me so much gain confidence and feel comfortable with normal human being things, thank you

[@stephanielange]

Aw that makes me so happy! thats why I make these videos! x

[@Georgiecarr]

me too!

[@nuhwe]

@@stephanielange you're awesome!!

[@aboutlove7718]

Same here!! 🤚🏻 thank you, you are very precious to us! ❤

[@rachelcriswell5141]

Same here!!

[@feev4571]

This video is the scariest of all because the tweaks are so tiny and you would never ever think there was anything wrong with the original!! It must be so mentally taxing on these women to look in the mirror without all these little minor tweaks… talk about body image distortion 😓

[@Adhara740]

I mean, how sharpe does one’s chin need to be? They trying to cut glass or something?

[@marliessigar7968]

😂😂😂😂😂❤ jepp...good point !!!!

[@itsannabanana6597]

It really makes me so sad to see pictures like that!! When even that idealized women feel the need to look smaller or more defined, you realize how much society has messed up our expectation of "beauty". Thank you so much for helping young women seeing things like that and bringing awareness to such topics!

[@zamar2158]

Why do you idealize models? They cashed in on the good looks given to them by nature. Not through any effort of their own. And because of beauty they will marry rich men and live comfortable lives on hypergamy . Nothing to idealize. Beauty can be appreciated certainly but not held up as the standard of goodness or decency .

[@erintexel9739]

@@zamar2158 because women are treated better if they look better so they idolize them in the hopes of becoming them

[@ozziecoops]

@@erintexel9739 So why is it us men are suppose to make you feel insecure, when you just admitted it's really other women. Tyvm I feel better now

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@ozziecoops Men also place unnessecary pressure on women to look certain ways, most of them spend way too much time watching porn and think real women should look the same way as the "stars" in those videos do.

[@ozziecoops]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 not many good looking porn stars and the porn today is still 1970s BS, go look on live sex cams they are looking at the camera, fake moaning fake everything all fake as FARK. I found out my daughter was controlled by her man on what she wore. i soon told her the consequences she would face and him if this continued. I also told her no man woman controls her or owns her not even her mum or dad do.

[@lilianna9486]

The beauty standard is so messed up, these models are paid to look beautiful yet they still feel the need to edit their bodies and it's even more sad when you realize that they have access to plastic surgery and STILL edit their photos because according to the beauty standard it's not considered beautiful enough 😔

[@jimmyhopkins8447]

And all the best hair and makeup teams, personal trainers, stylists, beauty treatments, handmade/ perfectly-tailored-to-them clothing etc. Just shows young women in today's image-obsessed world can never be 'good enough', because the beauty standards aren't just very high (like they have been historically for women) but actually impossible

[@JazminGonzalez]

i was SHOCKED every time when you kept saying that “THIS IS THE ORIGINAL” 😭😭 i was like, no wayyyyyy they’re already perfectly beautiful like that! the editing was SO UNNECESSARY like you said. this is insane.

[@YoungJusticeLuv]

It goes to show even the most “perfectly beautiful” people have their own personal insecurities and struggles.

[@theezzie]

Yeah. Most people don’t even realize how beautiful they are sadly.

[@blazingstar9638]

Frfr

[@therealonigiri]

Agreed!

[@wolpertinger.]

Same 🙃

[@ai_dc]

Omg the unedited ones already are unachievable. but as a super slim person with this kind of body type I definitely understand the desire to be even more thinner. I love how you show women with "goals" bodies are still pressured to look better. Anytime I say I feel insecure people just laugh, the struggle is real.

[@cozy.ladybug]

It absolutely is achievable. Anyone can reach their before edited fit model” body…..it just takes a lot of work. The after edited pictures where their waist looks too small to have space for their organs, not so much!

[@hanako4571]

@@cozy.ladybug not for everyone since height plays a role also genes

[@Dee_Dee216]

@@cozy.ladybug If it was achievable for every one then it would defeat the purpose. The point is for them to sell aspirational beauty that most people can't reach so they buy the product in the hope of looking like this rather unattainable look. The idea that it is accessible to every one is just a very well executed marketing ploy

[@im_so_bored3896]

thinner? press x to doubt

[@Goat.Cheese]

@@cozy.ladybug I'd love to know how I can grow 6 inches taller and shrink my rib cage without surgery lol no, looking like a supermodel is not "achievable" for the average person

[@RaccoonNation]

I’m a fat bottomed girl and so is my raccoon and we are PROUD OF IT. Thank you Stephanie for helping me see that all sizes and all shapes are beautiful.

[@stephanielange]

Ahhh love it 😄🔥🔥🔥

[@kathydelarosa1286]

Yesss, pretty doesn’t mean skinny !

[@mesalouis8976]

Raccoon?

[@RaccoonNation]

@@mesalouis8976 her mama died when she was 2 days old. She was such a skinny little thing so I adopted her, rehabilitated her and now she’s a big chonky girl with a big floofy tail. There’s a few videos on my channel. Her name is MaeBe, because we thought “maybe she will stay, maybe she won’t”. Even after her release she has decided to stay ❤️

[@yuutoyasashii5282]

@@RaccoonNation went to your channel, and... where are the videos of your raccoon?

[@legendofbillyjean]

I think the problem definitely stems from within the profession itself. It’s extremely competitive . These women are constantly surrounded by other gorgeous women and made to work with snide and insecure stylists as well as lecherous and insensitive photographers ( both male and female). Not a life to be envied by any means.

[@georginalewis6153]

Miranda Kerr is SO shocking - she is so skinny already imagine thinking that that isn't enough. Clearly doesn't care about making her fans feel insecure!

[@stephanielange]

There’s a few more pics that’s she allegedly edited her waist smaller in too 😭 our society needs to remember what women actually look like irl!

[@Moon_Puff]

It's hard to care about how your fans feel when you yourself feel insecure.

[@kerenoparaugo1281]

why do u follow ppl that make u insecure ? tf that’s y’all issue not hers if she wants to edit tf out her shit let her

[@rubybonsparkletits2323]

If someone made me feel insecure, I'd probably not follow them. And then I'd ask myself why I let someone else have so much power over my confidence and how I see myself..

[@Gina01117]

Thank you Stephanie! I’m 57, I’ve been on meds and gained weight after losing my middle son. I already feel like a beached whale. I enjoy this type of video. Thank you! I still feel bad about myself, yet this shows me that models don’t even feel, “flawless “. You are so Precious! 🤗🤗

[@PootPootPearl]

Sending you my love ❤️❤️

[@Gina01117]

@@PootPootPearl Thank you so much! 🤗🤗

[@LunaaaNT]

​@@Gina01117You are really beautiful. I hope you are feeling better and more confident.

[@keely1368]

So sad the way these gorgeous women don’t feel confident or happy with their natural beauty

[@stephanielange]

Its really sad isnt it :(

[@Georgiecarr]

I know :(

[@Candiesweetie]

I think they can get what they want. And that not overdone!

[@crystaleunoia3974]

They *are* the standard that's advertised to everyone and even they're not happy with themselves.

[@kerenoparaugo1281]

y’all obviously don’t either if u have to watch this to feel confident

[@lucreziamorganti9115]

Really loved the message of your video Stephanie. Please stop with this stupid conception that some girls linked to a label should be considered as “most beautiful in the world”, it’s just a fake construction that was marketed by the label itself of course. Most beautiful girls are everywhere and of every type, and beauty cannot be confined in numbers or standards.

[@joannaholden943]

When I talk to people about what they think as beautiful... it's almost always the little imperfections Photoshop removes. Freckles, hip dips, rounder faces, cute small lips. We have GOT to letting social media tell us what is beautiful!!! You are beautiful just by being unique and different. Don't let them turn us into something we're not. We deserve better. ❤️

[@julyol119]

Hwy Stefanie, a few days ago I used your videos to convince a guy on the internet, that women aren't normally what they look like on Instagram etc. and, after a lot of very tiring back and forth, he actually seems to have learned that media/social media are not comparable to real life and that it's normal that women don't look like that in real life. Funnily enough, it also seems to have given him some confidence, which made me double so happy. Thank you for the work you're doing here. It makes the lives of so many people better. You are a wonderful human being!

[@roxanalellahi895]

Im so glad that they are people like you talking about these stuff and trying to fix them, huge appreciation❤

[@Sneaux65]

Thank you Stephanie, you have helped me a lot! When I look in the mirror, I can accept my little flaws, and remember that I am me, and I don’t need to compare myself to anyone else!!💕💗💕💗

[@stephanielange]

Yes girl! Thats the attitude! xx

[@ellajones2472]

You don’t know how much making these videos makes insecure women and girls feel. It’s refreshing to sometimes get a snap back to reality and be told that not everything is as it seems and it is OK to be perfectly imperfect!! ❤️

[@michellestella7477]

This is so messed up. Thank you for bringing attention to this. Our society has some serious issues. 🤦🏽‍♀️ The music in the beginning though...like some 80s/90s crime show 😂

[@stephanielange]

Aw I know right! The beauty standards are out of control!!

[@britleycole3325]

THIS IS RIDICULOUS! they're all already perfect without the editing! And this is exactly why I've begun posting videos/pics to my instagram/KZbin where I hide nothing, I shall embrace my wiggling jiggling cellulite and tummy pooch!! I decided a while back I wanted nothing to do with contributing to the HORROR that is unrealistic beauty standards. We are all beautiful!! also also alsooooo part 2 please! I love your videos and I know they've helped me and continue to help so many!!

[@bloodliriel]

Dear Stephanie , you are the reason I deleted my Instagram because you made me realise how damaging this is for my self esteem - although I don't follow any of those typical profiles and am over 40 years of age. I should be beyond that-turned out I'm not, and I needed to put an end to it. Thank you for making me feel better and continuing to do so. Greetings from Luxembourg!

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

This comment deserves a like by Stephanie. 😢

[@ilovefaries18]

You’re seriously the best! Thank you for helping all of us feel more confident and beautiful in our own skin! Part 2 would be awesome! Thank you again, hope you’re getting settled back in Australia well, and the family is happy and thriving!

[@mariamflash]

Part 2 please!!! Thank you for all the work and efford by doing this types of videos! Bless uu. Also i think that all this models do this maybe for all the pressure they suffer by beliving that they have to be de Reference of beauty, maybe 🤷‍♀️

[@stephanielange]

Ok if you insist! (I have all the pics saved to my laptop already and want to make a part 2 myself) 😝❤️

[@mariamflash]

@@stephanielange Thank u 💕! I cant wait to see it ❤🔥

[@yeebler]

Miranda must know what her own body looks like. Come on sis

[@stephanielange]

you'd think so wouldnt you! very strange

[@madisonpatton2347]

I know you’re flooded with comments like these and I hope each and every one of them warms your heart. Thank you so much for making these videos. I hope that you still enjoy making them and still make other kinds of content that you enjoy. These videos are so refreshing and EACH celebrity that you talk about just blows my mind. Learning that women as beautiful as you or any of them could have insecurities that they’re pressured to hide is so shocking but teaches us a lot about standards of womanhood. Every time you post one of these, it breaks down a little bit of insecurity in me, and I rebuild with a little bit of positivity. Most of all I don’t want to take my appearance so seriously after a video like this. Thank you for doing this work for us!!

[@honeybunny1162]

I can't get over the fact, that they feel the urge to alter their pics after: expensive beauty treatments, diets, training coaches, hairdressers, professional Make-Up, the most beautiful gowns, professional photographers with high-end equipment and pro lighting... And even being super pretty to begin with..

[@ArtificialSuicid]

I deleted instagram a few years ago so I rarely ever experience this dreadful feeling of comparing yourself, but I'm still glad I found your channel. It reminds me what everyone mean by saying beauty standards are unattainable, you explain it much more deeply, so thank you so much 💙

[@sddysue9890]

I did the same exact thing !! I never went on Instagram again but It’s nice to see that I wasn’t the only one ! Maybe watching this , both of us will get back on Instagram soon possibly. 😊

[@ArtificialSuicid]

@@sddysue9890 I actually do have an account, but I only follow some musicians and bands I like, since they're from the alternative scene they stay away from perpetuating these standards too

[@christycarter1571]

As a mother of 5, I really appreciate your videos! I am constantly in trouble for posting unedited photos with my 20 year old daughter in them. Which I will continue to do because she is naturally beautiful, flaws and all. The unrealistic ideal beauty image of today is unattainable and so unhealthy! I am all for working hard to improve the things that can be changed, but I also believe in accepting the things you cannot…..Love yourself and be proud of your individual beauty!💕 Side note, your hair looks amazing!

[@thrill102]

I used to see their pictures and wonder “how does their body look like that??” It’s really helpful to see the editing side by side and realize it’s all just a lie.

[@elainerothermich]

Where were videos like then when I was a teenager?!?! Would have made a world of a difference in my self esteem. Thanks showing the truth once again

[@misslittledormouse]

Part 2 for sure! The smaller armpits are crazy...

[@stephanielange]

And smaller necks and chests! Like… why???

[@elinat2414]

Photo editing has been around for as long as photography has been around. In the 1880s there were literally books about manually retouching photos to make the skin smoother and waist smaller. Photographs were always intended as an ‘idealised’ representation of reality. I think we need to shift our expectations. Instead of expecting photos to be unedited, just assume that every photo you see on social media is manipulated in some way or another. This will save you hours of unwarranted self-bashing.

[@CyewWayne]

I do think social media is different in that that there are increasingly people who spend more time online than interacting with real life people. And as the algorithms become better at sucking people in to these apps, the near ubiquity of "idealized" bodies online, whether achieved by editing or not, really creates a deeper sense of dysmorphia and hatred towards people's natural bodies. You almost forget what's "normal" for people to look like. I think just seeing more unedited bodies would help a lot of people's (especially young people's) self esteem a lot

[@lilianhufford1908]

Hi Stephanie, hope you’re doing ok, thank you for these videos, I’m sure your move to Australia was hectic but it’s awesome to see you still taking the time to make these videos to help so many women.

[@ezel7716]

hey Stephanie, i rlly struggle with insecurity of my face like u see so many models and celebs and stuff with snatched jaws, cheekbones specifically, but overall just a sharp face. ik the truth but would love to see this addressed!

[@ALittleBitShabby]

Another great video Steph, I remember the whole Victoria's secret fashion show thing being so popular when I was a teenager and really badly comparing myself to them, I have a completely different body type, and I now realise it's okay!! We're not all built the same! Also, can I add that this hair colour just looks stunning on you 🤩

[@mermaidlifeonearth]

I'm so thin xs but i always felt insecure bc these models had flawless cellulite. I thought i was the only one with my thighs/hips not toned like other women. No matter how much skinnier I got, worked out at gym, it just never got toned. I ate healthy no junk. I always wondered how all these ig yt look flawless in bathing suits with their butt and legs so toned. Thanks to Stephanie I learnt how Fake it all is. Everyone has cellulite. No matter how skinny or tiny you are we all have cellulite. It's normal. It finally made me feel so liberated. Now I just embrace it. Instead of trying to overwork in the gym. It's just not realistic to be flawless/ fake normal that we grow up believing that when we get older we're supposed to look flawless and toned. I didn't know how fake ig yt was until people started revealing the lighting and photoshop

[@kes1582]

I would love to know, if Miranda and the other so called "super models", watch these videos.... And ladies, share Steph's videos far and wide....to all your social media pages, schools, work mates etc....it's such important information.

[@Janna78797]

I am a teen and your videos helped me so much for believing in myself and being comfortable in my own body. Thank you so much 💜

[@winterbutterfly8861]

Agree, if the women that already makes us feel insecure and not good enough are themselves not food enough then, what is it? Living proof that today beauty standards have gone too far and are not longer unrealistic but straightforward unreal

[@appleyablokova6583]

Part two please! Thank you for the awareness you bring to all of us 🤗🙏🌸

[@JuliaKStein]

That Video was so much work editing, am so impressed! And what a clever move to pick Victoria Secret Models for this to make the point. Thank you Stephanie, very important work with much deeper meaning and effect than it appears on first sight.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Actually 24 minutes isn't long enough! I love long videos lol. I could listen to you talk for hours Steph! It's truly sad that even the most beautiful women in the world get photoshopped to Hell.

[@daisyinthebluebox]

Stephanie you’re seriously the best! I love all of your videos. I also love that you’re so respectful of the celebrities you’re talking about and never tear anyone down. You normalize and humanize. I appreciate your kindness and the love your spreading out here. You’re changing lives!! :) thank you.

[@ribidimi]

just think about how much editing is going on which we cant even detect. and all of this is changing our perception of reality daily

[@elle3839]

I can really feel your passion in this one Steph, I love it. Thanks as always for keeping it real and doing such great work

[@victoriadahlgren7480]

Girl you are incredibly intelligent, insightful, kind and beautiful. One of the best and rarest types of women out there. Keep up the good work ❤️

[@stephanielange]

Oh wow thank you so much!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@melissacalixte5936]

I don’t think intelligent, insightful, kind and beautiful women are so rare… no need to make someone an exception among women to compliment them :) (and I agree that Stephanie truly is all these things!)

[@LolliPops-]

These videos honestly have helped me so much! I am extremely hard on myself for very normal things and this is a great reminder that no one is perfect!

[@myrinesee2376]

It is so rediculous how even these women, who we are supposed to find beautiful are apparantly still not beautiful enough in the eyes of the media. I think what one can learn from that, is that we women can never ever be beautiful enough in this sick society, so one can just say f*ck you beauty standards, I'll love myself and have my own beauty standard :)

[@AlegraChetti444]

yesss new upload 👏 👏 🙌 🙌 🙌

[@stephanielange]

WOOOOOO!!!!

[@strahlestern5]

I'm so angry right now, I don't even know what to comment. All I know is, my daughter is six next week and I really don't want her anywhere near this social media crap ever. I grew up without this shit and as young girls we had our issues with our bodies, and I still have sometimes though it gets better. But what is happening in "social" media is taking it to a new level. And it's so disgusting. 🤢 Thanks for the vid, keep up the good work, Stephanie!

[@farizahsadeque9531]

can you please do Daisy Keech for ‘influencers in real life’ series?

[@stephanielange]

I'll look her up! I live under a rock and have no idea who she is lol x

[@farizahsadeque9531]

@@stephanielange omg hiii it’s okay, she’s a youtuber and tiktoker and i think her body is insane. i got really curious on whether it’s just workouts or not and if it’s possible to actually look like her 😭

[@namelessidiot8132]

“I had no idea it was photoshopped”. Even I would notice if my body was changed that drastically in a picture.. and you’re telling me a professional model, who’s job it is to look perfect at all times, who knows exactly how bodies are photoshopped, who looks at her own pictures and body 24/7, who’s constantly aware of the little minor things that do not make her body look perfect (i.e not having a cartoon waist) did not notice that? It would be so nice to have more of those super famous supermodels openly admit to photoshop and open up about the reality of their lives and business more but maybe they wouldnt be where they are if they did..

[@jennygranillo7181]

Thank you for being back to regular uploading! We have missed you so much, please keep this videos coming. There hasn't been even one video that I've missed since I came across your channel. You really are a breath of fresh air, thank you for empowering us women. Also, how gorgeous does your hair look!!

[@sunnypop2583]

God Stephanie, I super needed this. I will come back to watch these videos sometimes just to ground myself whenever I start losing sight of the fact that all of this is manufactured. Thank you so much.

[@Sara-se9hj]

Thank you for posting this, Stephanie. I deeply struggle with body image, to the point that it has made me feel utterly worthless, hopeless, alone, and very depressed. I've lost weight multiple times, but life happens and just steals all my motivation away. I already feel like I am on a different planet than these women. And I'm so afraid that this is all men will ever want, that they'll only ever see me as disgusting and not even one will ever give me a chance. It has affected my hope for the future, since all I've ever wanted to be is a mom. I can't understand why someone like these ladies would do this, I could just cry and cry. Our society is so broken.

[@jamelahallsdyer]

I know a woman who's face got burned pretty badly from and accident and she still found a man who loved and cherished her and they have a beautiful family, they're really good men out there trust me,.

[@jamelahallsdyer]

I feel the same way you do btw, sometimes I fear going into relationships because I don't want to be hurt by someone I already have super low self esteem, and I think I'm gonna be unattractive forever

[@amberh4109]

I love these videos... As a mom of two girls, I see them (and myself) struggle so much with confidence in our bodies.

[@hind4339]

Thankyou so much i can never put into words my gratitude.

[@stephanielange]

Happy to help x

[@hind4339]

@@stephanielange honestly it`s so crazy how many different ways people can alter their appearance.

[@emilybroad5778]

I think we have forgotten what human bodies look like , even if you eat healthy and work out it wouldn’t be perfect yet . Thank you for this video babe 💗

[@Ms10yearsafter]

Babes!! Your thumbnail said it all 😔.. We who watch You know that we All are beautiful and perfect in every way as we are..🤗 Love you so much 💗 Thank you- We need these videos 🥰

[@annnee6818]

We've done this for hundreds of tears, telling each other how ugly we are and that naturally we are unlovable if we're not perfect. We haven't advanced at all in this area. So maybe we need to accept that we WANT this? People don't look at people posting real stuff on insta that makes them feel better, they look at beautiful rich people who make them feel ugly and poor. Not just impressionable teens, adults too. We like this for some reason.

[@kirsaschumann916]

These videos are my favorite! They've helped me so much to remember how fake social media is

[@Godmylastalias]

Such a great video! These women are beautiful yet society makes them think less of themselves, it’s devastating. That’s why so many people have got problems with their self esteem🥺 thanks addressing these problems and making things transparent. You are the older sister I never had and everybody needs! And I wanted to order something from glaze. I don’t really order anything influencers promote, cause most of the time I don’t think the product is actually worth the money or any good, but you got me hooked. I trust you wholeheartedly, and I seriously wanted to get the clear gloss, but it doesn’t ship to Germany 😭

[@skouloughli206]

Thank you for helping many women like us feel completely comfortable in their own bodies :)

[@komorebecca]

Thank you so much for this. I'm in my 20s now and I was a teen when VS angels were THE standard, no need to say more. THANK YOU

[@Thesheree143]

You are seriously the light all young girls need right now. I wish these videos were a thing when I was younger. You’re doing an amazing job. I love your content 😍

[@kaithdvd]

One time when we were watching a noontime show on television where a beauty queen who's a former Miss Universe Philippines, MJ Lastimosa, is a co-host, she wore a semi-fitted dress that episode and my grandmother pointed out MJ's stomach showing through her dress and commented about her having a stomach after all (it sounds milder in English than in our language). I pointed out that this era of beauty is becoming more transparent about human flaws, and women are learning to be more accepting with their bodies. MJ is absolutely gorgeous and her figure is amazing, and I got secretly triggered over the fact that since celebrities are always promoted looking their best, the slightest deduction of their on-screen perfection makes viewers so ready to point it out. The older generations are so fed with magazine models and calendar girls whose stomachs are sucked in and posed in flattering poses that our generation is left to either succumb to the pressure of perfection (like the photoshopping of our own photos) or repair the societal damage the previous generations implemented.

[@Thenonsenseclub]

I look so forward to when to post! You are simply a breath of fresh air!! 💝 These videos are so needed!!! Its definitely a great reminder to see women who are the " epitome of beauty" and " perfection" actually have flaws and insecurities too. however its also incredibly sad at the same time.

[@Kurious_Kiwi]

I dont mind if you do a long video, in fact I would love it. Please do as many of these an possible, they make me feel so much better about myself. Love ya Steph 😘

[@jadeeberly9353]

this is amazing!! thank you for posting these videos they have helped me so much! love you

[@stephanielange]

Love you too ❤️❤️

[@nehudreams]

We would love a part two of this video, heck I say you make a part 3 & we'll really like it cause it'll bring more awareness & people that may be following these models will come to realisation that not even supermodels look perfect & are humans⭐

[@III-mu4yn]

these women dont fit in my perception of beauty at all, and I never felt any type of way about them or anyone else. Wish most people genuinely felt like this

[@labornurse]

Their look was developed for the straight male gaze.

[@jimmyhopkins8447]

@@labornurse Do you think so? I think it is more similar to women's ideal than men's. I'd say the BBL aesthetic was developed for the male gaze and the supermodel look is more aimed at embodying women's idea of ultimate female beauty.

[@fk_sd8665]

I'm a new subscriber but I've almost watched all your videos. Love your channel. ❤👍

[@stephanielange]

Ahhh thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@v_kaydubz7424]

Hi Steph. I love your videos on body image and confidence, and the ridiculousness of society's standards for beauty. But I would live for you to explore why those standards exist. Do they exist because that's what society wants to see, or did the beauty and fashion industry create these standards first and convinced us that "this" is what's desirable? Also, why do women believe these lies? Is it because we are born lacking body confidence, or are these ideals placed on us by men whose ideas of beauty have paedophilia undertones? If you're up to the challenge and have a keen interest in these sorts of questions, I would love to see you do a video on it. Love your work girl!

[@amandahanks4493]

Yassss! I love myself! I love natural beauty! My gorgeous country boy husband prefers me with no makeup and messy hair! I can point out Plastic surgery on women now because they literally look like carbon copies of each other! Embrace the beauty and uniqueness of being yourself! Filters are fun to play with here and there but you have to be you most of the time.

[@saharvarona]

These videos are so much needed in this day and age. Even videos are being manipulated now 😔

[@aidak3341]

Love your videos so much 💕 and people used to wonder why it took them one month after filming live to release the fashion show!

[@mindofmer]

you look so damn beautiful!! the tan skin and your brown hair and blue eyes and that liner omg gorgeous!

[@laurenskee2665]

Your hair looks AMAZING!!!

[@bue4212]

Honestly I don't blame them even if they did do it themselves. If we all feel so pressured to look perfect I can only imagine how it feels to be subjected to constant media scrutiny and comparisons. Nevertheless your videos have really helped my confidence boost so much that I've completely dropped the idea of getting a nose job which I have been considering since I was a teen. Thankyou so much ✨

[@aelinorholloway3669]

Why not call them out though? I and a lot of other hard working honest models/actresses have to work our butts off, while manipulative if not downright exploitive women like these get the benefit of the doubt, you don't think that might not be just a little bit screwed up?

[@bue4212]

@@aelinorholloway3669 Agree! It also creates an idea for men that "regular" women will never look as good as these women. Not that we need any man's validation to define our worth but it's really sad to see so many women go unappreciated because of these unrealistic standards.

[@yolobro983]

Amen

[@cozycasasmr4510]

You and lorry hill are doing the lords work ❤ all weekend I've been obsessing over how I'm not as skinny and hairless as other girls and this was the wake up call I needed

[@Stellaxxm]

Thanks Stephanie, your videos have helped me so much. I still can’t believe these VS models feel the need to photoshop themselves😢 they were all so beautiful in the unedited versions

[@Georgiecarr]

I know its crazy that even these people edit their pics!

[@emmacardinal3300]

you are a Godsend! Seriously your channel has helped me so much. Thank you for being you!

[@juliemorin2882]

Thanks so much stephanie, too many people suffer from these thoughts, you are such an inspirational person, you are amazing ❤️👑

[@teachergiovannamoreira]

Stephanie, you're so important and necessary to this world! Thank u for this!

[@debramedeiros3360]

Really missed you! Thank You for exposing the truth to us real woman who would be thrilled to look like the original, can’t believe the lengths they go to. Shows how even they are very insecure.

[@jessythys9619]

I would love seeing a part two! Thank you for making these videos!! Xx

[@kochen_macht.gluecklich]

Yes a part 2 would be very interesting. Thank you for sharing these informations and point that out. Great video ❤️

[@kunya16]

Instagram is crazy. Going through the "explore" page I see so many wasp waists, big rounded hips, booties obviously photoshopped. I look at that and I know for myself I could never compete with that. I'm married with a husband who loves my body, but imagining if I was single in the dating scene and men are looking at that and then looking at me. I'd feel so insecure. No wonder modern love is often said to be dead. I'm 30 and so glad this wasn't as big a thing when I was a teenager, I don't think I'd have survived my eating disorder.

[@jamelahallsdyer]

@@hannap8052 don't give up, trust me there's someone out there

[@lasthopehope1211]

@@hannap8052 You porobably rejected a guy for his looks, don't act victim

[@yolobro983]

Yup

[@perzephone7482]

When I watch all these models and what they made with photoshop I just love my curves even more. Love to see part 2 definetly

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

It’s not okay that we have to look at fake pictures of stunning women!! Hence I got out of the modelling industry. I would turn up to jobs and be told my arms were fat when I was very thin !! Thanks Steph !! How’s Oz treating you ?? Xx

[@therealdeal3672]

Thank you for the important work that you're doing! We need more truth in advertising. Including all the various Instagram photos altered to look perfect.

[@sofialudlow]

My dream always been be a model, I got eating disorders just because I never reached that skinny type, afterwards I went to a specialist and I realised that those bodies doesn't exist. I was following a impossible thing. This channel is so comfy, thanks a lot

[@lirshalev1231]

This is criminal. These women need to be stopped

[@ivanahabijanec7066]

Lovee the intro 😍 so realistic

[@stephanielange]

I try haha

[@karek4635]

Even when a woman attains society's standard of perfection, she can't keep it for long. Beauty is fleeting.

[@shanelfederico9716]

You make me feel beautiful. Thank you for this eye opener! Much love

[@jackiekeeler5830]

Thank you for making these videos. Anytime I feel myself slipping into insecurities and comparing myself to unrealistic images online, I find one of these videos to bring me back to the real world.

[@jbeesknees]

Stephanie 😭🫶🏼 You don’t even know how important your work is… A lot of us is struggling with body dysmorphia, eating disorders, you name it. And all because of this society and the ridiculous ‘beauty standards’ that, apparently, even the celebs can’t reach! 😭 Thank you so much for bringing this in the daylight. This is so important. And I wish all my fellow sisters strength. Yall are beautiful as you are! Fuck the toxic society. 🖕🏼

[@cassielethumdluli9006]

You are doing the Lords work honestly 😂♥️ I love you so much for this.

[@vanessafiedler3646]

Part II would rock! You’re helping the self-esteem of so many girls/women. Thank you!

[@CRYBBY94]

You are doing amazing things for people. I live for your content, I relate to you so much, you're representing us facial dysmorphia sufferers & we needed it, you're such a light AND you're absolutely stunning. Let me take another minute to say I cannot believe there are people that say anything negative about your looks, esp the nose comments. I'm not saying this to be kind, I'm being honest: there's nothing wrong with your nose. My nose is my biggest hang up (no pun intended lol) & looking at you & seeing NOTHING wrong when you feel the same way I do has made me think.💕🥺 Also my hair looked SO damaged & I really didn't want to spend salon money for results, so I also had to grab some sleek espresso glaze! ✨👌