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Una conocida modelo revela los trucos de las mujeres en Instagram y se muestra al natural

Danae Mercer es una reconocida modelo y periodista de Estados Unidos y, cansada de las imágenes falsas de los cuerpo femeninos que abundan en Instagram, decidió mostrar cómo muchas realizan trucos de iluminación y con programas de edición para mostrar una figura que no es la real.

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MDZ Sociedad miércoles, 15 de julio de 2020 · 09:35 hs
Una conocida modelo revela los trucos de las mujeres en Instagram y se muestra al natural
La modelo y periodista Danae Mercer develó los trucos más comunes de las mujeres en Instagram

Cansada de las poses, la falsedad y las alteraciones estéticas que realizan una buena parte de las mujeres en las redes sociales y, especialmente en Instagram donde muchas pretenden ostentar una figura que no es la real, la periodista y modelo estadounidense Danae Mercer reveló los trucos que muchas hacen para conseguir una falsa perfección.

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LIGHTING changes PHOTOS - But also, it doesnu2019t change a THING ABOUT YOU. First, the technique: In the shadows, my cellulite disappears. In the harsher direct window light, it pops out to say hello. And this is pretty common. Itu2019s the same thing as sunrise / midday. At sunrise, soft side light tends to whisk away lumps and bumps. By midday that light is top-down and pretty aggressive. Cellulite and stretchmarks are on full display. And now, the actual message: Next time you start to compare yourself to a stranger on social media, remember this. Remember how lighting can be manipulated to create u2018perfectionu2019. The same for angles. Posing. Squeezing. Camera position. Mirror types. Oil on the skin. And so on, and on, and on. So donu2019t compare your thousands of angles, your billions of moments, to their PERFECT SECOND SNAPSHOT. You, lovely lady, youu2019re great in all lights. Youu2019re wonderful from all angles. And youu2019re incredible in all moments. Because youu2019re already you. And thatu2019s more than enough. #selflove #weartheshorts #selfacceptance #feminist #instagramvsreality #bodyconfident #womenirl

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La influencer enarbola la bandera de la autoaceptación y se muestra tal cual es en sus fotos, con sus estrías, su celulitis, su "pancita" y todo lo que tiene una mujer real, pero además se propuso explicar como muchas reniegan de sus cuerpos y lo muestran a través de las redes con poses que las benefician o con filtros digitales que les borran esos "defectos".

Saber jugar bien con las luces y buscar el ángulo adecuado, son apenas algunos de los trucos más básicos con los que muchas mujeres disimulan lo que no les gusta de su anatomía, pero Mercer también muestra a través de sus posteos como los programas de edición de fotografía cumplen un rol importantísimo en muchas fotos de Instagram.

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How do influencers get GREAT BOOTIE PHOTOS? But also - SOCIAL MEDIA is NOT REAL. Seriously. Itu2019s not. Look how much my bumbum transforms just by how Iu2019m standing. PLUS Iu2019m in SHADOW, which hides my cellulite and stretchmarks. And Iu2019m filming on a LOW RES FRONT CAM, which does the same. Hereu2019s how I did it. THE BIKINI: You usually see this pose in TRAVEL SNAPS, with a tanned beach bum framed against a blue sky. Sometimes thereu2019s a guyu2019s hand reaching up. HOW: Bikini high for longer leg lines; step my feet apart; pop my hips back; arms overhead so waist looks longer; and bam take photo. It looks crazy from the side though ud83dude02u2764ufe0f. THE WORKOUT WEAR: Bonus points for light coloured leggings and/or bum rusching, which adds to this. HOW: Face away from camera, legs in a line. Rotate over one shoulder. Squeeze back bum cheek. Arch hips back. Squeeze core. Arms overhead for long waist. Bam! Take photo. So there you go. Look, if you want to run around taking all the bumbum photos and rocking all the angles, go for it. But more importantly, remember this: SOCIAL MEDIA is not REAL. Itu2019s POSED. FILTERED. PERFECTED. Especially with aesthetic photos. So donu2019t compare yourself. Donu2019t be hard on yourself. Youu2019re doing great - no bootie pose required x . Also top is @womensbestwear @womensbest.me . #instagramvsreality #socialmediavsreality #fitspo #bodyconfidence #selflove #posing

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"Deberíamos unirnos para eliminar de una vez por todas este estigma porque lo que hacemos ahora, influirá en las mujeres del futuro. No paro de recibir mensajes de chicas muy jóvenes que piensan que nunca están lo suficientemente delgadas y reducen cada día más su ingesta de calorías o de chicos que me preguntan si es normal tener estrías", escribió la periodista que reconoció haber sufrido desórdenes alimenticios en una etapa de su vida.

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Cellulite and stretchmarks are SO GOSH DARN NORMAL. So letu2019s rewrite the conversation. Letu2019s flip the switch. Letu2019s eliminate the stigma together. Because whatever we do now, for us, for this moment, it echoes into tomorrow. It speaks to the teens in my inbox who feel they are never thin enough. To the girls who are sliding their calories lower and lower. To the boy who asked me if itu2019s normal that he has stretchmarks too. It tells them these bodily things are HUMAN and they happen and no, no, they are NOT SHAMEFUL. Even if, for so very long, the silence and the fact they sit hidden in the shadows has suggested otherwise. So letu2019s stand together today ladies. Letu2019s WEAR THOSE SHORTS and wear those swimsuits. And change the way we speak about our bodies. In our hearts. In our heads. And to the many little ones that hear. . . . #iweigh #feminist #stretchmarks #strengthmarks #selflove #celluliteisnormal #womenirl

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"Yo les respondo que no deberían avergonzarse nunca de sus cuerpos. Todas estas cosas se han mantenido en silencio durante demasiado tiempo", completó Mercer, quien recordó que "más de un 80% de las mujeres tiene celulitis".

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On social media, we tend to only see u2018GOODu2019 angles. And, hey, only really show them too. Itu2019s human, because we want to look FIERCE and feel FIREY and have all those great HAPPY FEELINGS. All thatu2019s ok. Thatu2019s perfectly ok. But today I just wanted to remind you: What you see posted on here? What you see filling your feed right now? All those workouts and those incredible recipes and those people doing amazing things with their amazing partners in their amazing quarantined homes? Itu2019s filtered. Itu2019s a whole lot of u2018good anglesu2019 and curated pinpoints of perfection. So remember that as you scroll u2014 especially if you start to slide into that dangerous game of comparison. Tell yourself as you go along: Social media is a HIGHLIGHT REEL more than it is REAL. And youu2019re doing just fine. Really. Really. x #instagramvsreality #socialmediavsreality #womenirl #meufparis #iweigh #whstrong #normalizenormalbodies #talkingoutloud #bossbabes #selflovesquad #bopo #feminist

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La modelo reivindica el cuidado de la salud por encima de cualquier imposición estética y devela que, detrás de cada post publicado en Instagram, hay mucha más producción de la que nos creemos.

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Highlight reels are not always real. But itu0026#39;s easy to forget. Especially now. Especially in January. Especially at the end of the decade when we see the most wonderful, powerful, compelling moments of someoneu0026#39;s last 10 years or last 12 months. These are powerful and positive things, and joy, success, achievements, they deserve celebration. But I wonder about the flip side: the weak moments, the fragility. The less u0026#39;perfectu0026#39; Instagram photos. The less u0026#39;perfectu0026#39; seconds and days. December was tough for me, in a way. Social media is flooded with images of families and joy and love and a closeness that I lost a chunk of when my mom passed away. Holidays are glorious and I love them. But the version we see here, thatu0026#39;s not real. Itu0026#39;s a reel. A sizzle. A popcorn series of perfect moments. This goes for so many things: lives, goals, and yes, even bodies. So today Iu0026#39;m just doing a little piece to remind myself and maybe those of you who need to hear it, see it, that itu0026#39;s ok if your life isnu0026#39;t like social media. Or your body. Mine isnu0026#39;t either. x

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