“I saw this wonderful campaign of models wearing lingerie and I just felt so fantastic about my body.”
Ever heard this statement uttered from a woman’s lips? Neither. Not once.
In fact, I can honestly say that my usual thought pattern after seeing a lingerie ad, where all the models have the exact same Victoria’s-Secret-esque figure, is:
“I could never wear that. God, why did I eat that doughnut yesterday? Mm, doughnuts…”
Top Comments
Yeah, still not seeing someone representative of me. Why does Target feel the need to airbrush the skin folds the larger women have?
I wouldn't exactly call featuring one token half black lady diversity of skin colours, to be honest. This campaign had potential to be great if they didn't heavily photoshop out cellulite and stretch marks.
They could have put in some women that actually represent what carrying a lil extra weight looks like, you know stomachs, "unflattering" lumps and bumps that women have. Or if they didn't bother to cover up (I'm not sure of the term) the bit where the fat bulges over at the end of the stomach.
When are we going to see body diversity campaigns featuring more than just photoshopped curvy white women? I wouldn't give target too much credit for this.
I agree. I don't see much diversity of skin colours and I am not represented there either. Would have loved to see an Asian person in this ad.