In a shocking turn of events, 2012′s Hollywood batch seem to be elegant, classy…and awfully Photoshopped. Check out additional photos of the shoot and a Vanity Fair ‘Hollywood’ gallery after the cut!
I couldn’t even recognize Rooney Mara, Jennifer Lawrence or Mia Wasikowska on the cover, even though I’ve seen all three in films.
I’m glad someone let me know that Elizabeth Olsen is here, because I would have mistaken her for just another overly touched-up model. And, really, the two women of color here have to be inside the cover?
I thought Brit Marling, another actress I’m familiar with, was January Jones here. I understand that Vogue’s Hollywood photo shoots are supposed to be glamorous, but overdoing the Photoshop isn’t the way to go about it. [via Oh No They Didn't!]
rose / 795 posts
I can’t tell who half of these girls are. I think that third picture has Lily Collins in it, but I’m not sure. I love glamorous makeup, but can you tone it down, please?
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The short wavy black hair doesn’t look too good on Lily Collins. Also, what’s up with Paula Patton’s Princess Leia buns? Jennifer Lawrence and Mia Wasikowka look great on the cover though. Yeah, there’s a whole lot of editing going on, but I will still able to recognize everyone for the most part.
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i don’t recognize some of them but you’re just being crazy.. hollywood HAS always been about photoshopping :pAnd i think the shoots look awesome, whoever those people are..
orchid / 148 posts
it’s a Hollywood tradition; who cares what the process is, how much is fake and how much is real, who the person really is, and how much makeup or re-touching has been done? what matters is the finished product….and this is a gorgeous one.
c’est la vie!