Aerie promotes anti-photoshop campaign in newest collection – The Daily Wildcat
By A Mystery Man Writer
Twinkling eyes, porcelain skin and pouty pink lips grace the glossy covers of magazines everywhere. These picture-perfect models are ingrained into our minds. But even women who get paid to be beautiful aren’t perfect. These cover girls are critiqued and edited until the photoshopped pictures are flawless and sometimes unrecognizable. You can read Pinterest quotes
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