“Shocking Makeover: Monica Bellucci’s Altered Photos Trigger Fierce Backlash—What Fans Are Saying!”
“When I see mature women who haven’t been redone I don’t say, ‘She should get her face lifted.’ I think to myself, ‘She is very lovely like that,’” the onscreen star said.
“However, when you see someone who has had work and who is beautiful with it, I say to myself, ‘She did the right thing,’” she continued.
The Spectre actress spoke in favor of plastic surgery, saying people should opt for it if it makes them happy
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The important thing is doing “what is good for you,” she told the French news outlet.
Discussions about beauty standards have gained momentum in recent years. But some experts believe these standards have simply been “repackaged” rather than “truly transformed.”
“Hollywood continues to dictate idealized body norms, even when the specifics of those norms change,” celebrity life coach Dr. Patrick Wanis told Bored Panda via email. “Hollywood needs to establish beauty and body standards so that it has something to market and sell.”
Some experts believe beauty standards have simply been “repackaged” rather than “truly transformed”
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The behavioral and relationship expert believes the industry has created the “illusion of inclusivity,” while digital alterations like photo filters and Photoshop continue to perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards.
“Social media and Hollywood have promoted the idea of body positivity and inclusivity, yet the industry still pressures people to meet an aesthetic that is unrealistic and often unattainable unless there is medical intervention or intense modifications – enhancements,” he said.
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