ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月6日 12時24分

“If you are constantly showing an altered woman in media, what is that little girl going to go and do when she looks in the mirror and doesn’t see smoothed-out skin, or almond eyes, or a pinched nose and plumped-up lips?” Anyone with a smartphone can access a host of apps to perform digital plastic surgery on themselves. Some may think that’s a great thing. The model and activist @アシュリー・グラハム knows it’s a problem. Her concern about how unrealistic standards of beauty affect young women is the reason she published unaltered paparazzi photos of herself for her latest swimsuit campaign. It’s the reason she asks for consent and some control over any changes made to her images. And it’s also why the IMG model agreed to be recorded in 3-D holographic motion — from all angles, without any alterations — for an augmented reality experience produced by @ニューヨーク・タイムズ. @ryanpfluger photographed #AshleyGraham here. Visit the link in our profile to get the full AR experience.

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