Target has apologized for a Photoshop flub that whittled down a junior swimsuit model’s proportions. The model in the ad was given a ‘thigh gap’ – a gaping space between her legs and a worrying body trend among teenage girls.
Let’s zoom in a little closer to that bikini bottom…
Someone thought it would be a good idea to take the erase tool to the teen model’s hips, arms, and most notably crotch area. The model is also missing part of her hip.
“It was an unfortunate error on our part and we apologize,” Target spokesman Evan Miller said to ABC News, adding that the photo had been removed from Target’s website.
Several bloggers captured the Photoshop fail before the image was removed.
“If it weren’t part of an ongoing attempt to mold unrealistic bodies in fashion marketing, it would almost be funny,” The Ethical Adman wrote on his blog.
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Bikini bridges and the thigh gaps are healthy. Most any woman with a BMI of 22 or less will have a thigh gap
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Thigh gaps are not unhealthy at all. Rubbing thighs are very unhealthy as they cause hip dysplasia, chafing skin and yeast infections that lead to cancer. Any woman can and should have a thigh gap! Get some discipline girls!
I have a BMI of 19.5 and six pack and i don’t. It is matter of bone structure…