Cover of GQ of Mexico hurts the holy week to Karol G
Although the bichota is recognized for its naturalness, in this case was there a masculine retouching on purpose?
The famous singer Karol G expressed her dissatisfaction on Instagram with the cover of GQ magazine, in which she appears with an image that she assures does not represent her real appearance.
The artist, known for her confidence in her body, highlights every woman's desire to feel comfortable and at ease with herself. Karol G expressed her gratitude to the magazine for the opportunity to appear on the cover, but she regretted the number of edits they made to the photo, and the lack of attention to her nonconformity.
The singer herself reiterated the importance of respecting women who struggle to feel comfortable with her appearance despite social stereotypes.
Although the magazine has not responded to their complaints, Karol G's followers have shown their support, many question whether the cover editor made those retouching on purpose, or the photo sections that did not favor his profile or were bad He played wrong not wearing makeup.
What would this world be like if no artist or model wore makeup? surely there would be no more beauty complexes and superficial stereotypes.
Karol G continues to show that her naturalness characterizes her and her actions go hand in hand. The bichota represents Colombian humility and that is why, in addition to her great musical talent, she is supported by all Latinos.
