Denise Bidot is proud to display her body unedited or with any filters. The model looked stunning in the album of images she published last week of her lounging in the sun in Malibu while wearing a leopard bikini and a Balenciaga hat. Many of her followers thanked her for posting a picture of her actual figure and curves.
Many celebrities will modify their images to meet today’s beauty standards, and this creates an incorrect perception of what women’s bodies should look like. One individual said in response to the photo, “love the sincerity.” Another person said, “Thank you for normalizing society’s ‘abnormal’.”
Bidot has already spoken candidly about her problems as a curvaceous model in the business. According to Bidot, “there were no un-retouched photographs coming out” when she began modeling in 2006.
Even though we were curvaceous, we were still very much attempting to fit that standard, acceptable figure because “everything was this ideal of perfection.”
She sought to conceal her voluptuous physique after landing a lingerie contract. The stylist is kind of redoing my rack next, which was quite obvious, I think.
I gave it my all, but it didn’t work,” Bidot said to the publication. During the shoot, they stopped me and said, “Wait, we don’t believe you’re working out for lingerie.”
Many famous people, including Lele Pons, attempt to normalize cellulite. The humorous singer posted a picture in April with a motivational message for those ladies who are self-conscious about their bodies.
“Acknowledge your cellulite. revealing myself I’ve always felt really self-conscious about my cellulite! I try to cut them off and cover it as much as possible,” she said in the caption of a photo showing her legs up close. But I’m not going to do it today! This is who I naturally am. Who cares what people think? Be confident in yourself and embrace who you are, she said.
