Skinny VS Curvy

“Adobe Photoshop Day Cream. Reduces miraculously wrinkles and all skin imperfections. To always look young and glamorous.”

Wouldn’t this cream be a hit in Hollywood?

An idea by Giopets Graphic Art

Angelina Jolie, as she appears on the Salt poster, has an impossibly smooth face and modified features after… she payed a visit to Photoshop. From Us Weekly:

It looks like Angelina Jolie may have gotten a little work done — via Photoshop — in a just-released new poster for her action flick Salt.

The 34-year-old actress and mom’s face appears dramatically different in the new image for the film, which premieres July 23 in the U.S.

The film centers around Evelyn A. Salt (Jolie) a rogue CIA operative trying to clear her name. The part of Salt was originally written for a man: Tom Cruise.

“She’s a character you never know,” producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura previously told USA Today. “People who think they know the real her may or may not. Those who think they can tell whether she’s in a disguise also may or may not.”

Jessica Simpson’s new ad for her”Fancy Night” perfume is… INSERT ADJECTIVE.

“Photoshopped” is taken and implied. Get creative.

P.S.: Doesn’t she resemble Elisha Cuthbert in this ad?

Kim Kardashian posed without ANY make-up for her favorite magazine, Life & Style.

And she has the most amazingly smooth, spotless skin ever, naturally ultra-glossy lips, the most even skintone you’ve seen, no dark circles at all, no wrinkles, no zits, no shadows, no nothing, she is basically flawless.

L&S: What message do you want to send those fans with Life & Style’s makeup-free shoot?
KIM: Makeup is fun, but it’s just another accessory. Posing makeup-free is really empowering. Why not show people what I really look like? I’m happy with myself, and this is who I am. As much as it’s fun to glam up, the most important thing is to be comfortable in your own skin — with or without makeup.

This is not Kim’s first makeup-less initiative – see how she looked with “zero make-up” in this post!

Just another failed attempt to feature the actual, current, NATURAL and REAL Sarah Jessica Parker on a magazine cover.

Vogue’s Masterpiece – Fail:

Harper’s Bazaar’s creation – Fail:

Marie Claire’s art piece – FAIL AGAIN: