Skinny VS Curvy

19 year-old actress Emma Roberts was spotted around her house in Los Angeles this weekend.

Not spotted: her shoes.

Emma looked casual in a pair of shorts that showed off her thin (and not fake-tanned) legs.

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Scarlett Johansson, her porcelain skin, silky-smooth legs and feminine figure are the stars of the new 2010-2011 Autumn/Winter Mango Ads, where the 25 year-old actress wears hot blazers, shiny sequins and pale pink frills.

How do you like these shots?

Many more ads on the next page!

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26 year-old glamour model Danielle Lloyd (who recently became a mom) is used to wearing loads of make-up while shooting in tiny bikinis – but Danielle got brave and accepted to be photographed completely makeup-less and without her polished hairstyle. Here’s what she says:

‘I feel that I am lucky that I have a good complexion and don’t need to wear make-up all the time. Sometimes when I have a shoot I can’t wait to get the make-up off!’

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Transformers‘ Isabel Lucas and her sharp collar bones walked the red carpet at the premiere of Waiting For Superman at the Paramount Theatre on Monday…

How do you find Isabel’s floral + lace outfit, her hairstyle and make-up?

And a flashback for you – Isabel, her dark eyebrows, ultra tanned skin and ultra bleached hair in 2009:

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Let’s see what The Telegraph has to say:

The 27-year-old is one of four celebrities to appear on four separate covers for its 25th anniversary issue. In the image Sidibe’s skin appears to be several shades lighter than her normal colour.

The magazine said the four celebrities – Sidibé, actresses Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried, and Lauren Conrad, the reality star – were chosen as examples of young women who were “changing the world”.

ELLE has also been criticised because each of the other three cover girls are shown in full length photographs while Sidibe’s image is cropped at chest level. In a statement the magazine said that “nothing out of the ordinary” had been done to the photograph.

“We have four separate covers this month and Gabby’s cover was not retouched any more or less than the others” it read. “We had 25 cover-worthy subjects in our portfolio and we chose Gabby because of who she is. We shot this as a story of exuberant young women changing the world. If you take a look at the portfolio, each of the women were shot in different ways and for different reasons.”

What do you guys think? Is it just the exposure of the picture or did they purposely lighten Gabourey’s skin? Elle Magazine surely is the champion of Photoshop!

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