SMH: Celeb Photoshop Fails That Had Us in Our Feelings
Kerry Washington isn’t the only victim of this faux pas.
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Kerry Washington for AdWeek - With Kerry Washington’s most recent cover of Ad Week, she looks… well, not like herself. But she isn’t alone. Over the years, magazines, campaign ads and even folk's Instagram pages have gotten a little too overzealous with the Photoshopping and filtering of women of color. Here are some of the worst we've seen. By Kellee Terrell(Photo: ADWeek Magazine, April 2016)
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Kerry Washington for InStyle - Poor Kerry, she can’t always catch a break with these covers. But this April 2015 issue of InStyle left many of us asking, “Um, who dis woman?” after it appeared the mag had lightened her skin.(Photo: InStyle Magazine, March 2015)
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Zendaya for Modeliste - While she looks great on this cover, it was the photo spread that got Zendaya up in arms. The Disney starlet took to Instagram to complain that the magazine made her waist and thighs much smaller and enhanced her skin tone. Peep the pics here. (Photo: Modeliste Magazine, November 2015)
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Halle Berry for Harper’s Bazaar - For this 2009 cover, the usually fresh-faced Oscar winner looks poorly lit, and it appears as if the contours of her face were digitally altered. Because we all know that Ms. Berry is a stunner at age 49, and this right here ain't cutting it.(Photo: Harper's Bazaar Magazine, May 2009)
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Beyoncé for L'Oréal - In truth, this 2008 L'Oréal Féria hair color ad almost broke the internet, because Queen Bey's complexion had clearly been lifted. We all know she is light, but not that light. Try again. (Photo: Loreal)
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