Karoline Herfurth Criticizes Unrealistic Beauty Standards in Media
The actress and director reflects on her struggles with body image and the impact of manipulated media images on self-perception.
- Karoline Herfurth revealed she began struggling with body image at the age of 12, leading to anorexia during her teenage years.
- She criticized heavily edited media images for promoting unattainable beauty standards, which she believes negatively influence body perception.
- Herfurth shared her experience of having her body digitally altered in an underwear advertisement, reducing her proportions to unrealistic levels.
- The actress highlighted the significant role media images play in shaping body image, often more so than personal environments.
- Herfurth's latest film, 'Wunderschöner,' addresses societal pressures stemming from idealized beauty standards.