Remember those models flaunting their \u2018perfect\u2019 bodies in fashion magazines? Yes, those women who intimidate you, depress you or perhaps inspire you to be like them and not yourself. Say goodbye to them because these apparel brands are definitely changing the norm of perfection in the fashion industry.<\/p>\n
For years, audiences have been fooled into thinking that the people they see in fashion marketing are real even though they have almost impossible-to-achieve body proportions and spotless beauty. However, with time and awareness among audiences, many people became aware that photographs from fashion shoots are heavily manipulated using makeup, lighting, and software tricks.<\/p>\n
In this digital age, especially with the advancements of technology like augmented reality, social media platforms and tools<\/a> have introduced an array of beauty filters that have the ability to conceal and soften the face, make eyes brighter and bigger, inflate lips for a pout-look, and even contour cheeks and noses. There are many more things filters can do.<\/p>\n In order to change this norm, many individuals, brands, and countries are working towards making the beauty, fashion, and accessory industries more inclusive. This way, they are also dealing with issues like body shaming.<\/p>\n This is just the beginning of the new dawn of visual marketing.<\/p>\n Explore:<\/strong> Types Of Visual Design Aesthetics In Fashion Branding<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n While illusory beauty standards are being protested against, let us explore a few apparel brands that are embracing inclusivity<\/a> and body positivity.<\/p>\n Anyone into fashion and beauty will know the track record of Victoria\u2019s Secret. The lingerie and apparel brand has always promoted their fashion lines with models that somehow magically have flawless bodies in their marketing visuals. However, the brand on Instagram is gradually steering towards inclusive campaigns.<\/p>\n\n
Apparel Brands Embracing Body Positivity<\/h2>\n
Victoria’s Secret Features \u2018Realistic\u2019 Models<\/h3>\n
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