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    Body image refers to how an individual perceives their own physical appearance and attributes. Telecommunication media like films, social media apps, and traditional media influence body image by promoting unrealistic body standards. This can have both positive and negative effects on people's self-esteem and perception of their own attractiveness. While some content encourages healthy lifestyles, constant exposure to idealized bodies on social media often leads to unhealthy comparison and harmful behaviors like "thinspiration". Campaigns aimed at promoting diversity and inner beauty have helped advance more positive perspectives.

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    Body image refers to how an individual perceives their own physical appearance and attributes. Telecommunication media like films, social media apps, and traditional media influence body image by promoting unrealistic body standards. This can have both positive and negative effects on people's self-esteem and perception of their own attractiveness. While some content encourages healthy lifestyles, constant exposure to idealized bodies on social media often leads to unhealthy comparison and harmful behaviors like "thinspiration". Campaigns aimed at promoting diversity and inner beauty have helped advance more positive perspectives.

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    Body image refers to how an individual perceives their own physical appearance and attributes. Telecommunication media like films, social media apps, and traditional media influence body image by promoting unrealistic body standards. This can have both positive and negative effects on people's self-esteem and perception of their own attractiveness. While some content encourages healthy lifestyles, constant exposure to idealized bodies on social media often leads to unhealthy comparison and harmful behaviors like "thinspiration". Campaigns aimed at promoting diversity and inner beauty have helped advance more positive perspectives.

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    BODY IMAGE

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    Vedashree patil
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    ABody image refers to how you feel to a certain extent. Body
    WHAT image is a person's ideas, impression of their own physical

    IS beauty, and sexual impulses toward it. There are many ways
    to think about body image, but the following four are the
    BODY most important:

    IMAGE Body image refers to how an individual sees their own body and th

    ?
    feelings associated with this perception.

    • The way you view yourself


    • Your perception of aesthetics
    • How attractive you are •
    Beliefs you feel about your body
    •HOW IS BODY IMAGE
    RELATED TO FASHION
    COMMUNICATION?
    We are influenced by social media, articles, advertisements,
    movies, posters, and graphics, among other things, in how we view
    our bodies. The field of fashion communication deals with the
    dissemination of fashion and lifestyle information. This may come
    in many different forms, including communication.

    fashion communication plays a very evident role in


    communicating with the audience about their body.
    They set a bar regarding an ideal body and what is
    beautiful and what is not . Fashion journalism play huge
    role in this particular topic "Body image '
    How Telecommunication Influences Body Image?

    There are three major factors that influences body image are:
    • Cinema
    • Applications/Software
    • Media

    CINEMA

    The film business is perhaps the best example of this complicated


    connection. Perhaps the most frequent and prevalent type of visual art that
    emphasises the human form is film. When you develop a movie based on
    what you observe in the real world, people are impacted by it and their
    outlook on the world alters as a result. That is what art is, and the world of
    fashion and body image is perhaps where its influence is most powerfully
    felt. There is a reason why actors at award shows highlight the clothing
    designer they are flaunting. It's difficult to tell if movies shape fashion more
    than fashion shapes movies, but it is undeniable that cinema is a significant
    medium through which fashion may be accessed by the general public.
    APPLICATIONS/SOFTWARE Photoshop and filters

    Users have the option to alter their looks anyway they like using filters,
    which may often result in unrealistic changes. Filters and selfies can
    therefore have an impact on the emergence of body dysmorphic
    disorder. The physique of a model is being altered in Photoshop to make
    it appear differently than it does in real life. An individual's self-esteem is
    impacted by these false presumptions, which makes them anxious and
    uneasy about their looks.
    From "Snapchat Dysmorphia" to "Instagram Face." The Way Beauty
    Filters Are Affecting How We See OurselvesApps for editing face and
    body are FaceTune, Perfect me, Body app, You can perfect, Retouch-ME

    Editing apps such as FaceTune—which saw


    usage increase by 20% at the beginning of
    the pandemic and has over 1 million edited
    images exported daily—allow users to
    smooth, shrink and sharpen their way to
    perfection. It’s never been easier to picture
    your ideal face.
    MEDIA
    Teens' warped body image is a result of a number of things, including social media.
    Both men and women are sexualized and given unrealistic representations in traditional media.
    The body image of children can also be influenced by parents, either favourably or adversely. Social media, on
    the other hand, plays a key role in why many young people have distorted body images.
    ADVANTAGES OF MEDIA
    PROMOTING BODY IMAGE
    Plant-based eating, exercise, and health
    and wellness accounts can serve as role
    models for individuals.
    users. Social media users can keep a
    healthy and positive perspective on

    their body image by using these


    frameworks. Motivational videos on
    social media encourage us to embrace
    ourselves as we are.
    DISADVANTAGES
    Social media can harm your self-image by repeatedly
    showing you "idealised" body types.
    While posting selfies may help body image, trying to edit out
    perceived flaws can be harmful
    Social media leads to constant comparison and Fitspo and
    thinspo
    "the use of physical differences to encourage potentially
    unhealthy eating habits or ways for people to compare
    themselves negatively to others, which has been linked to
    depressive symptoms, is concerning" according to paediatric
    psychologist Carolyn Ievers-Landis, who spoke to ABC News
    about the trend. It's harmful because it's just more sign that
    "I'm not good enough," "I'm not pretty enough," or "I'm not
    slim enough."
    EXAMPLES
    With the campaign, the brand aimed at being size-inclusive and provide women with stylish outfits for
    every body type, breaking the long-running stereotype that women with lean bodies only have access to
    stylish clothes.
    A single plus-size-focused magazine named Mode was stirring things up at a time when heroin chic and
    slim-hip androgyny were in vogue, advancing the careers of plus-size models as well as plus-size firms and
    designers. The magazine "MODE" According to Susan Georget, the renowned casting director who founded
    the curve section at Wilhelmina in 1994, "It was the first time that anybody could open up that magazine,
    see plus-size models, and appreciate it.
    Urbanic: My right to wearWith the campaign, the brand aimed at being size-inclusive and provide women
    with stylish outfits for every body type, breaking the long-running stereotype that women with lean bodies
    only have access to stylish clothes.
    The Dove Campaign For Real Beauty: The Dove Campaign for Real Beauty is probably one of the most
    widely talked about social media campaigns that has ever been created, so how great is it that it lives at the
    intersection of body image and fashion? What I like the most about Dove's efforts is that they've been
    going on for over 10 years and haven't just consisted of heart-warming commercials or social media posts
    — they've been doing real, groundbreaking research about body image! They've used their reports to create
    their campaigns on self-esteem and inner beauty, which have undoubtedly made an impact in our culture.
    Their latest effort is #speakbeautiful, in which they encourage women to engage in positive self-talk about
    their bodies.
    The Perfect Body
    Victoria's Secret came out with a controversial campaign for their lingerie, entitled The Perfect Body. The
    problematic nature was down to the women featured in the advertisements, who were all thin — ultimately not
    doing much as far as really encouraging women to love their bodies. In fact, thousands cried out asking the
    company to issue an apology and cease their campaign, and thankfully, VS changed the title to "A Body For Every
    Body."

    But lingerie brands such as Curvy Kate Lingerie and Dear Kate decided to recreate the campaign using women of
    all shapes and sizes, representing real body diversity and love. Yay for body positivity!

    In February 2016, Project HEAL launched the #WhatMakesMeBeautiful


    campaign to encourage women to celebrate personality traits, talents, and
    other factors outside of appearance that make them beautiful. Project HEAL
    is a non-profit organisation that raises funds to cover the cost of eating
    disorder treatment for individuals who would otherwise be unable to afford
    it.

    Movies on body image


    Dum lagake haisha
    Tall girl
    Shaandaar
    Patti cakes
    Bala
    This is us
    CONCLUSION
    As individuals we need to stop pressuring ourselves to
    change the way we look to fit society's standards on
    how we should appear.We need to appreciate ourselves
    and our bodies in our own ways. Everyone was born to
    be different, and that means not being perfect.In
    conclusion, our body image will always be part of who
    we are and it defines our unique beauty.
    THANK YOU

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