While we don’t agree with her political views, we do know that no woman deserves  to be treated as S.E. Cupp was treated by the misogynistic editors of Hustler magazine who Photoshopped her image to include the image of a penis next to her mouth in its latest issue.

This is yet another example of how the media tries to put down women of power and influence.

Sign the Petition - Stand with S.E. Cupp Against Hustler’s Misogyny

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Submission from terrespencer:

An ad seen on Urban Dictionary. Enough with the PhotoShop augmentation. Crimeny.

Photoshop Leaves Coco Rocha Bare

Some models choose to bare it all for the cameras. But Coco Rocha, one of the top names in the industry, has repeatedly refused to show what she considers to be too much skin.

However, that didn’t stop Brazilian Elle from featuring a scantily-clad Rocha on the cover of its May 2012 issue. And now, Rocha is calling foul, claiming that the mag Photoshopped the clothing right off her body (funny how that works).

Disgusted, the high fashion model wrote on her blog: “For my recent Elle Brazil cover shoot I wore a body suit under a sheer dress, but recently discovered that the body suit was Photoshopped out to give the impression that I am showing much more skin than I actually was or am comfortable with. This was specifically against my expressed verbal and written direction. I’m extremely disappointed that my wishes and contract were ignored. I strongly believe every model has a right to set rules for how she is portrayed and for me these rules were clearly circumvented.”

Instead of utterly disrespecting this model’s core values, Elle could have simply booked another woman to cover its May issue. Not cool, Elle.

More from Diana Denza at Blogginista. 

Submission from terrespencer:
Dating site for old geezers and young, apparently unclad, girls

Submitted by terrespencer:

Is XXX and a nude woman necessary to sell water? Water? Really?

Submitted by Luca

From Co.Exist, an online magazine. Don’t know much about it, but clicked on an article and saw this link. Why does breast cancer need to be “marketed” with a sexy picture of a woman’s cleavage?

Submitted by quantumstarlight

Movie theater advertising for The Pirates! Band of Misfits. 

Helena Rubenstein Cosmetics, What Have You Done to Demi?!

Many of us can’t deny that without airbrushing and Photoshop, Demi Moore is a strong, attractive woman. But from the looks of it, the photo editors over at Helena Rubenstein cosmetics disagree: they’ve altered Moore so much that she’s unrecognizable.

In this image, the 49-year-old actress has been transformed into a poreless, washed-out mannequin. Her face isn’t even a similar shape!

Helena Rubenstein, I think I’ll skip the makeup. My pores like to breathe. Oh, and I’d rather not look like a robot.

More from Diana Denza at Blogginista. 

At Forever 21, Models Don’t Need Kneecaps

Spring signifies warm breezes, fresh fruit…oh, and absolute Photoshop madness. An astute reporter at Buzzfeed noticed something off about Forever 21’s models. Besides having dangerously slim waistlines, these ladies’ kneecaps seemed to be Photoshopped right off.

It’s astounding that mega chain retailers believe that women want to check out models with missing body parts. And from the looks at the comments this story has elicited, most of us would rather not gawk at women who look like Barbie dolls. Not cool, Forever 21.

More from Diana Denza at Blogginista. 

thedailywhat:

Badvertising of the Day: Reebok Germany recently came under fire for appearing to promote infidelity in an ad targeting CrossFit gym patrons.

After a boycott threat from an anti-cheating website, the company released a statement saying Reebok “does not condone this message or cheating in any way.”

The ad has since been removed. 

Copyranter notes that this is not the first — nor likely the last — sexist ad approved by the marketing knuckleheads at Reebok Germany.

[copyranter.]