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26 Jun

Ami Evelyn Hughes is the artist making space for

The Dazed Beauty Community is our ever-expanding encyclopaedia of creatives and emerging talent from the world over who're redefining the best way we take into consideration beauty. From supermodels to digital artists to makeup prodigies transforming themselves of their bedrooms, these are the wonder influencers of tomorrow who embody all the pieces Dazed Beauty is about. Discover them here. “Beauty has been an actual journey for me,” says Ami Evelyn Hughes. “I even have come to embrace my funny, round look. I even have this little weird cherub face and this big fleshy body and it’s not what I might have chosen nevertheless it’s me.” Growing up within the East Midlands to ex-army parents, artist and author Ami didn’t take into consideration...

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26 Jun

The exhibition shining a highlight on the feminine form

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The exhibition shining a highlight on the feminine form

British curator Bryony Stone’s brand recent exhibition all in: bodied is a love letter to the female-identifying body in motion. Stone arrange her platform ‘all in:’ in 2017, and has already curated two successful exhibitions on mental health and across the notion of progress. Nonetheless, after her sister was diagnosed with breast cancer, leading to a mastectomy, Stone was left occupied with people's relationships with their bodies, most notably women's. “The operation limited her ability to maneuver her body in the best way that she was used to, and he or she needed to learn how you can move through the world with a recent form of body,” Stone says. Inspired by people’s perceptions of the bodies they exist in, Stone...

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25 Jun

Bottom teeth talkers and TikTok’s acceleration of beauty trends

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Bottom teeth talkers and TikTok’s acceleration of beauty trends

Following the newest body part discourse – whether showing your top or bottom teeth while speaking makes you superior – Chloe Laws writes that TikTok is running out of random body parts to scrutinise I even have beauty standards vertigo. It’s a horrible condition, filled with self-doubt, confusion and crippling insecurity. This is just not a legitimate medical diagnosis (yet), but something I even have coined on the abject whiplash I get from TikTok on a weekly, if not day by day, basis. One week I’m meant to be getting Botox in my trapezius muscles to offer me a Barbie-like shoulder slope, the following I’m rearranging my mouth after I speak in order...

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25 Jun