Feel More Better’s Not Photoshopped Campaign: 28 Bloggers Join the Cause

Posted by , on July 10, 2012 at 4:55 pm
Feel More Better "Not Photoshopped" x 28 Bloggers

Alison Gary of Wardrobe Oxygen - @Wardrobe_Oxygen

Anne Fritz of Jet Set Girls - @JSGHope

Chelsea Matthews of All Of The Above - @chelseamatthews

Christina Desmet of Desmitten - @DeSmitten

Dani and Blair of The Smoking Nuns - @The_SmokingNuns

Dina Fierro of Eye For Style - @Eye4Style

Emily Johnston of Fashion Foie Gras - @FashionFoieGras

Jaime Palmucci of Denim Debutante - @DenimDebutante

Jamie Stone of Queen of the Quarter Life Crisis - @ItsJamieStone

Julie Wax of I Heart Heels - @IHeartHeels

Kirsten of Why Did You Wear That - @WhyDid_dotcom

Lilli Hingee of Frocks and Frou Frou - @FrocksNFrouFrou

Samantha Duenas of So Super Sam - @SoSuperSam

Sydne Summer of Sydne Style - @SydneSummer

Tanesha Awasthi of Girl with Curves - @GirlWithCurves

Chastity Garner of The Curvy Girl's Guide to Style - @GarnerStyle

Kailani Andrade of Kailani's Korner - @KailaniAndrade

Kelly Ryan O'Brien of Idols and Egos - @kellyryanobrien

Kristen of Glitter N Glue - @Glitter_N_Glue

Marie Denee of The Curvy Fashionista - @MarieDenee

Alissa Wilson of Stylish Curves - @StylishCurves

Allison Teng of Curvy Girl Chic - @CurvyGirlChic

Carla Benstead of Messy Carla - @MessyCarla

Julia Dinardo of Fashion Pulse Daily - @FashionPulseDaily

Kristin Booker of Fashion Style Beauty - @FashionStBeauty

Laurie Brucker of Laurie B. Style - @LaurieBStyle

Jaclyn Johnson of Some Notes on Napkins - @JaclynRJohnson

Caylee Willett of If You Seek Style - @Cayleem

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The debate over body image seems like an uphill battle in the fashion industry. The industry seems as if it’s trying to change things by creating guidelines and rules for models and fashion shows, but it doesn’t look like they’re really enforcing them.

Luckily, with street style and fashion bloggers popping up everywhere there are more girls showing off their style and curves to the world. And there are organizations like Feel More Better out there helping women and girls push back. In February, Feel More Better launched an awesome collection of tees, which included the “Not Photoshopped” Tee.  Now, they’ve teamed up with 28 bloggers to take a stand against the unrealistic glossy images we’re bombarded with everyday.

Today, the bloggers that participated in the Not Photoshopped campaign posted images of themselves on their blogs wearing the cute statement-making tees. Instead of leaving you to hunt the blogosphere for the lovely ladies we’ve put them all in one gallery for you! Check out the girls in their t-shirts, follow them on Twitter and take a look at their blogs!

And, if you wanna join the cause you can pick up a tee shirt and find more info here!


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  1. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says:

    Thank you so much for letting me be part of such a wonderful campaign, and with so many other wonderful bloggers!

  2. Marie Denee says:

    This was such an amazing message and campaign! Def an honor and treat!!! 

  3. Maya says:

    It’s a good cause. Photoshop gives men and women such unrealistic expectations and aspirations in regards to their appearance.

  4. Chastity Valentine says:

    Fabulous Shirt with a Fabulous message!

  5. Iheartheels says:

    Thanks, StyleCaster! HEART this campaign and heart you! xo

  6. Sydne Summer says:

    Thanks for featuring me! Such a great cause. xx, Sydne

  7. Alissa Wilson says:

    The message is what the world needs to hear. Thanks so much for including me.

  8. Inez| Style Chic 360 says:

    Great message!!! I’m glad to see so many bloggers that I know included!! AWESOME!

  9. Kirsten - WhyDid.com says:

    Such a great message.  Glad to be a part of it with so many other fabulous ladies. xx

  10. Styling UP says:

    Awesome campaign!! The message is really important. There should me more campaigns like this one. Ladies shouldn’t hide behind oversized clothes, and really should show off their fabulous curves.

  11. Analee says:

    Nice campaign, but $72 for a t-shirt seems a little ridiculous.  If they were really that concerned with spreading the message, they’d be priced at $20.  Seems to me that they’re more interested in capitalizing on the issue.

  12. Jamie Stone says:

    So glad I participated! Such a great campaign. :)

  13. Daniella says:

    I cant seem to access where to buy the t-shirts? Does anyone have the link? The one above doesn’t seem to be working! I do agree that $72 is a lot of money for a campaign!

  14. Butterflyikiss says:

    I would love if someone could get the tshirt for me or have a contest so we can win the tshirt i really want one cause i wanna make a statement to in Va that my body look good photoshop is not nessisary

  15. Kelly E. Crawford says:

    Blocking out negative messages regarding the narrow definition of beauty and what is/isn’t acceptable according to Madison Avenue and Hollywood is an ongoing, daily battle. All women should help each other. It’s so important to teach girls and women to feel good about who they are, and build their self-esteem and self-worth. KUDOS for helping to push that message.  

  16. Allison says:

    Thank you so much for including me in this awesome campaign! :D I love seeing the different ways everyone styled their tops. Too cute!