#body positivity

#body positivity

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'Make-up free' can mean different things to different people. To me, it means looking in the mirror at pitiful eyebrows, pores you could store spuds in, stubby eyelashes and a decent whack of rosacea, which keeps me humble if nothing else.

A significant majority of creators view their monthly incomes on social platforms as unpredictable, while 78% say appeasing algorithms impacts what they create.

Her early experiences with photography in Bulgaria felt overwhelming, leading her to resist it initially, but later became grounding during her studies in the UK.

"Why are women expected to wear barely-there suits - I'm talking full-on thongs at the children's water park - while men get mocked for wearing form-fitting ones?"

The TA3 swimwear line, created by Leila Shams, focuses on empowering diverse body types with its innovative compression suits that cinch the midsection for an hourglass look.

When wellness becomes a disguise for control, harmful eating habits can be misunderstood or praised, obscuring the line between healthy behaviors and eating disorders.

It was never a cosmetic thing for me. My goal was not to get a breast reduction to be smaller or to lose weight.

My whole career has been based on representation and inclusion... to represent people like me who have felt marginalised and left out.

"Every time I go to an HR meeting, I'm like, 'How have I not been fired?'"

"Worst case, I could just leave early. But I actually ended up having a really good time at my first party. And I realize that it's not what people usually think it is."

I've been carrying that pain in silence. I never owed anyone that truth, but maybe now you'll think twice before commenting on ... anyone's body.

This body of work reflected a period of personal transformation for me, facing my body and gender directly while experiencing a significant wave of grief.

OnlyHeaven reflects on real-life situations in her lyrics, emphasizing relatability by sharing personal experiences with love and self-acceptance in her breakout EP, KISS.

"Growing up, it was way worse because my options were extremely limited."

"I've been working out for like 10 years, but it's baby steps," she said on her Khloé In Wonderland podcast in March.

I have this dream of destigmatizing the word fat. Fat, historically, has been something that the sport has had a hard time accepting.

"While my 'gut response' (pun intended) is to tell you that anyone who treats you like that isn't worth your time, I know from personal experience that it's not always that simple."

Basak felt her wedding dress was chic but was shocked by the backlash, feeling bullied after receiving negative comments about her choice.

I'm proud of myself and proud of everyone else who has jumped on board to make topless running more normal and something that people can connect with.

Sometimes regular underthings just don't cut it. That's where the best shapewear comes in. Whether you're trying to accentuate your curves or wear a certain type of clothing to an event, shapewear can help your clothes look the way you want them to.

People are so mad about this outfit. The funny part is I really thought it was one of my more conservative looks lol.

"A lot of you ask why I threw away the shots. I'm actually ok with a little weight gain. Happier in life now days."

Manson emphasized that aging gracefully is not only acceptable but also a beautiful part of life, asserting her continued identity as a fierce performer.