Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

A Guiltless Watch: Illusionists


I can't wait for the movie the Illusionists to be finished and just couldn't wait til it was actually released to share it with you! I've been following them on twitter (Great body-positive content) and love the entire concept!
The Illusionists is a documentary about the body as the “finest consumer object” and the pursuit of ideal beauty around the world. The preoccupation over physical beauty is as old as time; what is different today is the central role that the pursuit of the perfect body has taken: it has become our new religion. A beautiful body is seen today as key for personal and also, more importantly, economic success for both women and men. The fast-paced culture brought on by globalization and the new economy has created a new paradigm of self-making: individuals are increasingly pushed to re-invent themselves. The key anxiety of the 21st century is the fear of disposability. The beauty industry is constantly expanding and has now found two new targets: little girls and men. A revolution is under way in the perception that these two groups have of themselves. The Illusionists will explore these themes through the testimonies of sociologists, historians, advertising executives, magazine editors, scientists, and authors in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.


 
The movie not yet released but check out their blog and pinterest today!

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Vogue's Tribute to Marilyn

Here are Guiltless, we love Marilyn Monroe. Her style, her grace, and confidence are inspiring, and we love how she has recently become a symbol of beauty at any size (As opposed to today's super model at size 0 or less, Marilyn fluctuated between sizes 6 and 14 which is a lot closer to the size of the average woman alive today).

 

This week marks the 50th anniversary of Monroe's death, and we think Vogue did a nice tribute to her on their website and would like to share it with you. Enjoy!

Read: Marilyn, a style icon - By: Vogue 

And on a similar topic, we think you should read about how Seventeen Magazine "promises to show girls as they really are" because of one brave girls' drive and dedication to express her disapproval of airbrushed images.

Be well and enjoy the day!