Jeremy Gutsche
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 New Women's Aid Campaign To raise awareness for domestic violence, the new Women’s Aid campaign features photoshopped pictures of UK celebs. The celebrities have been altered to appear as though they have been beaten, shocking you to realize the importance of domestic violence as an issue. The campaign was created by Grey London.  Women’s Aid, the national domestic violence charity, launches a national domestic violence awareness campaign to ask everyone to ‘act until women and children are safe’– that is - admit domestic abuse is a problem, call it by its name and talk to someone about it . The campaign, which has been photographed by Rankin, uses head and shoulder portraits of famous female faces, made up to show the physical effects of domestic violence. Women photographed so far include Fiona Bruce, Anne-Marie Duff, Anna Friel, Jemma Kidd, Honor Blackman, Fay Ripley, Miquita Oliver and Kate Thornton. The March edition of Marie Claire, out today, showcases a range of images from the campaign and an accompanying feature written by Marian Keyes.
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