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    Nelly Furtado sagt, Zeitschriften hätten Anfang der 2000er Jahre „meine Haut aufgehellt“ und „meine Hüften schmaler gemacht“


    Nelly Furtado sagt, Zeitschriften hätten Anfang der 2000er Jahre „meine Haut aufgehellt“ und „meine Hüften schmaler gemacht“

    https://people.com/nelly-furtado-says-magazines-airbrush-lighten-skin-take-down-hips-earlys-2000s-exclusive-8718249

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    1. mcfw31 on

      > “I have olive skin, and they’d kind of lighten my skin a lot in photos,” Furtado, 45, tells PEOPLE, “and kind of take my hips down all the time — they would always kind of cut off in editorials.”

      > The experience inspired her song “Powerless,” which appeared on her sophomore album, 2003’s Folklore. On the song, Furtado — who was raised in British Columbia by her Portuguese immigrant parents António and Maria— sings: “Paint my face in your magazines / Make it look whiter than it seems / Paint me over with your dreams / Shove away my ethnicity.”

    4. andycartwright on

      Am I wrong or has she been talking about this for like 10 years or more? I swear I remember reading basically the exact same quotes from her.

    5. Shlitmy9thaccount on

      Why do all these women strive to look like a caricature of themselves

    7. Sinocatk on

      Could she redress the balance and post some pictures with her hips raised and her skin darkened?

      It’s a magazine picture, of course it’s photoshopped.

      /s

    8. Shaggarooney on

      Olive skin is the best skin. Why would you fuck with that glorious skin colour??? And to be white/pale blue? Madness.

    9. chullyman on

      Paint my face in your magazines
      Make it look white than it seems
      Paint me over with your dreams
      Shove away my ethnicity

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