Iskra Lawrence paljasti vatsamakkaransa: ”Eivät määrittele kauneutta”

Fitness Terveys Viihdeuutiset · Annukka Heikkilä

26-vuotiaan Iskra Lawrence -nimisen kaunottaren malliuralle näytettiin aluksi punaista valoa, koska nainen oli muotimaailman mielestä liian suuri. Nyt englantilaisesta Lawrencesta on tullut kuitenkin todella menestynyt pluskokoisena mallina.

Lawrencella on hyvä ja terve vaikutus nuoriin naisiin, joiden esikuvana hän toimiikin mielellään. Nyt Lawrence on julkaissut Instagram-tilillään voimakkaan kuvaparin, jonka avulla nainen haluaa näyttää ihmisille, että vatsamakkarat ovat kauniita.

Lawrencen mukaan ihmisille uskotellaan, että vatsamakkarat ovat rumia, koska niitä ei näytetä missään mediassa muuta kuin negatiivisena asiana. Vartalossa näkyvät rullat eivät määrittele mallin mukaan sitä onko nainen kaunis vai ei. Sen vuoksi Lawrencekin halusi julkaista itsestään videon ja kuvan, jossa hänen vatsansa nähdään sekä rentona että ojennettuna hyvään ryhtiin.

Your fat rolls are beautiful? ⬆️I made a video about them (link in my bio)⬆️ And the reason we have been lead to believe they aren't is because we don't see them in the media unless someone's being shamed for weight gain or ridiculed for their body. This is NOT the truth and not OK. Having rolls of skin / fat that are soft / squidgy or big / small does not define your beauty. I wanted to show you how my body looks when I'm relaxed and when I'm posing right next to each other so you can see how easy it is to manipulate how a body looks. (I filmed myself doing this for you on my YouTube) As a model in the industry 13years I've seen nearly all the pics chosen of me for lingerie & swimwear shoots are the ones where my stomach looks flattest. Which for a long time lead me to believe that's how I should look. Because even if I did happen to have a few shots where I'm in a position you can see back fat or rolls someone had decided it's more "beautiful" "aspirational" or will inspire more customers to buy the product if those so called "flaws" don't exist. But things are changing I remember the first time I saw curvier models in editorials with their rolls and back fat and I remember the first time I shot with @aerie and they wanted me to not pose but be real and just myself. Then when I saw my first campaign with them and I could see my unretouched body – pics with rolls / back fat I'm not gonna lie I was shocked. That quickly turned into joy because they made me feel good enough and knew that those "flaws" didn't mean I wasn't beautiful in fact showing that their models didn't have to be "flawless" was incredibly empowering. So thank you #AerieReal and everyone who created the movement it's not just game changing but life changing ILY? And that's why when I started my insta about 3years ago I created the #everyBODYisbeautiful bc we are more than the sum of our perfections we are all beautiful equal souls living in imperfectly perfect bodies.

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