Keira Knightley topless, to say no to Photoshop: "Stop retouching my breasts!"
In a world in favor of aesthetic retouching in the name of perfection at all costs, here is the voice of the British actress Keira Knightley who wanted to publicly take sides against the use of Photoshop claiming the right to look natural in photographs. Tired of the continuous post-production tweaks that make her décolleté rise, notoriously not very generous, the English interpreter wanted to pose topless on the cover of Interview last September.
"I've seen my body manipulated so many times for so many reasons, both by the paparazzi and in movie posters, so I said" OK, I agree to take the topless photos, but you won't have to touch up my breasts or enlarge them. Because I want to say that it really doesn't matter what your size is "", these are the words of the interpreter de The Pirates of the Caribbean, who has always defended her ideal weight, although very far from the Juno canons of the typical Hollywood beauty.
Certainly a risky and courageous choice that we are sure many women will appreciate, especially in a society where the message sent continuously responds to the law of perfection at all costs and of homologation.
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