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The world has changed a lot with the influence of social media and how people have changed their lives because of it. Social media has given people

The London-born model, 27, has been sharing self portraits of her body on Instagram for the past few weeks that she has been snapping on her iPhone.

The pop star is known for her oversized aesthetic and stance against body shaming — but a new British Vogue cover reveals that Billie Eilish is ready to transform her image.

Mind-blowing.

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Peloton instructor, Bradley Rose shares how he almost quit fitness for good after having a stroke, but then joined the Peloton team and quickly became a star instructor.

We've been fed perfection for so long.

As a teenager, Bree Warren struggled to get her start in modelling thanks to her 'hips and booty'. The Brisbane-born model spoke to FEMAIL about this struggle, and how she did it.

In a world breaking free from conventional beauty norms, modern women are proudly embracing their body hair, challenging societal expectations, and redefining what it means to be beautiful. From ditching razors to saying no to waxing, these empowered women are leading a movement of self-acceptance and body positivity.

✩ BREE LENEHAN ✩ | As women, we’re predisposed to store more fat in our lower belly as a protective cushion. We’d have to have a very low body fat % to… | Instagram

She welcomed son Jack six months ago. And Rosie Huntington-Whiteley bounced right back to her supermodel physique as she posed for a photo shoot in the Bahamas on Wednesday.

We know social media is a highlight reel. That it's glamour. That it's perfection.We know it's people showing their best sides, their happy moments, their proud bits.But that's not human.Humans have vulnerabilities and softness and fears and hopes and fragility and CELLULITE and minds that have good days and bad days and ALL OF IT, humans have ALL OF IT.That's human.So let's change the conversation. Especially RIGHT NOW when everything is so unpredictable and scary.Let's dare to make this…

Meet 11 Icelandic women who posed for photographer Helga Nina Aas — and got real about body image.

We live in a world that is very much influenced by social media. And what we usually scroll through is a never-ending chain of pictures that showcase happy people with perfect bodies in beautiful places. If there were times when these moments from someone’s life used to encourage us to strive for more and for the better, now often people find these images to be a reminder that someone is doing much more than you. Despite the fact that society doesn’t avoid various discussions about body…

Don't worry if you don't look like the pretty girls on Instagram- they don't look that way either!