Justin Bieber, Calvin Klein, airbrushing

Justin Bieber, the latest celebrity to appear in a Calvin Klein ad, has been accused of allow severe airbrushing before the ad photos were integrated into the campaign. Some online pictures have come out which appear to show the Biebs in his underwear posing for the camera, and the differences between these photos and the final ad pictures are very noticeable. Teh Calvin Klein ad shows a Justin whose muscles are suspiciously bulkier, and this has led to criticism that the photos were heavily edited before they were used. No one wants to be seen looking their worst, but the extensive airbrushing has seemed to be out of hand anymore. Many are accusing the designer and Bieber of being fake. The online photos show a much smaller bulge in the underwear, and far fewer muscles and bulges before the editing was done.

The airbrushing controversy over the Justin Bieber Calvin Klein underwear ad is just the latest tizzy over airbrushing. Many men and women have problems with body image, and critics claim that this trend gives unrealistic expectations of normal people by making celebrities and stars look perfect in every way. There is no way that the average Jane or John Doe can compete, and Justin Bieber is just the latest celebrity caught up in the controversy. Both Kim Kardashian and Lady Gaga were also recently accused of airbrushing and heavy editing after before and after photos appeared online. In an effort to push back some celebrities have insisted on using natural photos which have not been airbrushed at all.