The debate over Photoshopped celebrities has grown increasingly volatile in the last couple of years. Recently, many brands like Aerie have moved toward more "normal looking" models and imagery in their advertising. Still, the ultra-thin woman with perfect hair and makeup remains a staple of beauty in the media today.
Hungarian pop singer Boggie decided to make a statement on the issue by focusing her music video for her latest single, "Parfüm," on digitally altering her appearance in Photoshop.
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Her transformation is powerful and dramatic, going from a plain, naked face to a glamorous vixen in barely three and a half minutes. The catchy song and Boggie's sultry voice offer an added bonus to the fascinating imagery.
Even though the song is in French, the message comes through loud and clear in every language.
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