Kardashians Un-Photoshopped: Our Favorite Reality Sisters Revealed

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

We hope you know, dear readers, how much your favorite celebrities are Photoshopped before their pictures get plastered all over the glossies and Internet. And of all the thighs slimmed, cheek bones angled and waists pinched, no celebrities get more retouching love than the sisters Kardashian. Khloe, Kim and Kourtney have had so much virtual work done, they could open a Photoshop business of their own just by looking at themselves. Okay, maybe not, but it’s a funny thought. Click through to see some Kardashian before & afters that are sure to blow your mind.

The 30 Million Dollar Swimsuit

Edited by Saynt

Model Molly Sims will be rocking this $30,000,000 swimsuit in an upcoming issue of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. Not a crazy price when you consider that it would cost twice that amount to make Molly look the way she does above the spread in real life. Looks like the photoshop fairy shit all over her.

VOGUE SECRETS REVEALED: Sienna Millers Body Double

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The Daily Mirror’s 3AM Girls have uncovered a horrid, yet not surprising truth. THIS ENTIRE IMAGE IS A LIE!!!

In a behind-the-scenes documentary, The September Issue, fearsome Vogue editor Anna Wintour claims Miller is too “toothy” and staff were worried she has “too many fillings” and “unruly hair”….

 

The documentary shows how the actress was airbrushed within an inch of her life for the shoot with famed photographer Mario Testino back in 2007. They then took one photo of her face and super-imposed it on a separate picture of her body.

LINKAGE: Tooth Hurts, Sienna

Ad-Dict: D&G Sunglasses

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

            This ad from the D&G spring 09 campaign looks a little too clean and perfect. But I think it kinda works. The stark contrast of the heavy metal jewelry and black fabrics against Mariacarla Boscono’s bloodless skin tone evokes an eerie feeling. The sunglasses look Photoshopped on her face, however, which makes the aesthetic a little awkward. I’m curious to see what photographer Steven Klein did with the other photos for this campaign. 

Thanks to Fashion Copious for the photo.