Skinny VS Curvy

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The above would be Olivia Wilde in the latest issue of GQ Magazine.

The below would be Olivia Wilde  a few weeks ago, walking her dogs.

I know that:

1. She is a pear shape and the spread mostly features upper body shots.

2. The angles, lighting, make-up, tan & co have an incredible ability to transform anybody.

I don’t know:

1. When these GQ pictures were taken.

BUT

It’s clear that she looks mighty different, both upper and lower body.

For more candids of Olivia, click here!

So what is it? Styling, angles, Photoshop, weight loss (gain)?

Of course there’s more after the jump!

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… the one on the right!

Surprised?

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Mini challenge… but with subtle differences this time!

Guess Khloe’s Size! Identify the Unphotoshopped Picture!

Come back tomorrow to see the answer!

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Here’s the story:

* The one on the left is the Russian Joy Magazine, an issue from 2007.

* The one on the right is Russian Glamour Magazine, an issue from 2009, only the cover picture is a reprint. Yes, it’s been reprinted, after spending a looooong time in the Photoshop salon.

So is this funny or sad?

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The Kelly Clarkson Photoshop Debate Continues… this time, Kelly herself has something to say about it. Daily Express UK has the details:

KELLY CLARKSON was stunned by her own appearance on the recent cover of a fitness magazine because the photograph was so heavily airbrushed, she barely recognised herself.

Clarkson has battled weight issues ever since she won talent show American Idol in 2002, and sparked a furore after appearing on the front of Self magazine’s September (09) issue looking suspiciously svelte.

The editor of the publication defended the decision to airbrush Clarkson, insisting they just wanted to show the singer looking her “best”.

Now Clarkson has opened up about the controversy, admitting she was shocked by the pictures – but accepts all photoshoots inevitably involve the airbrush.

She tells Britain’s Heat magazine, “The whole airbrushing thing has gone crazy. I was like, ‘Who is that on the cover of the magazine?’ They were obviously not happy with what I look like. I’m not being mean about myself, but I just found it funny. I think it’s just one of those things that people have got so used to doing that they don’t even think twice about it.”

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