Real bodies

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

Supermodels are rarely seen without the help of makeup or Photoshop. But when they are caught au naturale are they still absolutely gorgeous or just plain average? Check out these photos and give us

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

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

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.

agreed!!!!

Writer Alex Light, 31, from London, used the Facetune application on her mobile phone to transform herself and shared the results of her photo project on Instagram.

Every day, the female body is exposed to more and more judgment from society. Social media feeds are full of unrealistic photos that can really make someone feel uncomfortable in their own skin. For women with postpartum bodies, this topic can be the most sensitive. To support others, this proud mother decided to stop hiding behind filters or pieces of clothing and embrace the flaws that truly make us special.

Hayley Madigan lost her period after bodybuilding saw her develop an obsession with staying lean. She now helps others get stronger and healthier.

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.

Mind-blowing.

Kate, 46, stripped down to a skimpy black bikini for her day on board, showing off the results of her clean-living rituals after ditching her party-going lifestyle two years ago.