The Ozempic craze and the limitations of liberal feminism
We cannot pretend the drug has released society from oppressive beauty standards.
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We’ve forgotten what skin looks like
Something is wrong when ten-year-olds are seeking out anti-ageing products.
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The monsters of feminist art
How the audacious artists of the Seventies embraced disgust and redefined female beauty.
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The women of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
How the Rossettis and their circle turned the gendered conflicts of Victorian society into art.
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A childlike wonder at the world’s everyday beauty is best left to grown-ups
I feel the more experience we have of the world – not less – the more deeply we feel what…
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Beauty standards are changing at speed. What’s the impact on our bodies?
Applying fast fashion standards to our bodies through normalised cosmetic surgery is a disturbing and dangerous trend.
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Don’t blame Instagram for the popularity of plastic surgery; blame those who profit
From Botox to fillers, every time a new beauty treatment arrives on the market it seems to wash through society.
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