Artist Loryn Brantz' latest series depicts realistic Disney princesses that are given waistlines more akin to the average woman. The artist's captivating series shows a before and after view of Disney's iconic characters like Aladdin's Princess Jasmine, Beauty and the Beast's Belle and Frozen's Elsa.
While Disney films often depict unrealistic body types, these realistic Disney princess portraits let characters breath and resemble an average woman who isn't necessarily a size 0.
Aiming to inspire today's modern woman, Loryn Brantz stuns with her attention-grabbing series of body image Disney portraits. In addition to the media's portrayals of unattainable body types, animated films are also painting a negative picture of what girls should be striving to look like as they grow older.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Realistic Body Image
- There is an opportunity to create realistic body image representation across industries.
- Body Positive Marketing
- Brands have an opportunity to embrace body positivity in their marketing efforts.
- Social Media Influence
- Social media influencers can use their platform to promote realistic body image and body positivity.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can produce more content with realistic body image representation and body positive messaging.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can create clothing lines that embrace different body types and sizes.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can promote body positivity by featuring models of different body types and ages in their campaigns.
