The British lingerie giant gave up painting at a recent event.
The online lingerie and swimwear brand has launched AW18\'s Confidence, featuring models of different sizes, whose figure has not been digitally decorated.
The model\'s stretch marks and curves are unedited, and the series will feature dark nude clothing to suit a variety of different skin tones.
The Plus size range will also be expanded to return to the 52 th on the 28 th and the AA cup back to the K Cup, depending on the range.
Jennifer Atilemile, the model of Khrystyana Kazakova, the next top model and Sports Illustrated model in the United States, and Zimbabwe-
Born in Nessa Marton Hoz. Russian-
BornKazakova is a positive body activist and founder of the guerrilla \"true T-station\"
Aerial catwalk featuring various shapes, sizes, ages, abilities, and gender.
The styling of these three models may be as radical as the brand\'s decision to use different models and avoid spray brushes.
Kazakova, Atilemile, and matonhodze have not been placed in classic underwear advertising poses that make their limbs look longer and their stomachs flatter.
Instead, they stretch, rest and intuition to show how clothing moves and sits on the real body.
Belly rolls are celebrated, not defaced, and the natural texture and texture of the skin can glow in Photoshop, not eradicated.
But in any case, they are not the first to stop the spray brush.
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Jenni Burt, head of purchasing and branding at Figleav, said: \"figleaves welcomes all women and when they visit our website, they feel that visual performance is important.
This is a journey for us.
We recognize that we still have a long way to go, but we are fully committed to achieving true inclusiveness.
\"Smaller brands go further in editing, London --
Based on Birdsong\'s proud claim, no Photoshop was used in their product pictures.