Celebrity trends

Less than 1% of population, aka the rich and famous, are known for their killer looks and to-die-for style. But the lockdown is bringing the stars back down to Earth. And those a-listers are falling like proper meteoroids.

A closer look at beauty standards in various parts of the world revealed challenges women in different countries face.

I am always curious to explore the possibilities of modern technologies: I previously had so much fun using an artificial intelligence app to see what the kids of celebrities and iconic fictional couples would have looked like, turned famous people from the '80s and '90s into children, and brought celebrities who passed away to life again.

Changing your hairstyle can do wonders for your self-esteem. Lithuanian hairstylist and founder of SelfStation, Jurgita Malakauskaitė, told Bored Panda that she has always had an innate sense for beauty and aesthetics and has known since her school days that she would become a hairdresser. She told us that her job is about more than just creating new haircuts: it’s about renewing clients’ confidence in themselves, giving them honest advice, and reminding women that they have to love…

There's literally no character that cosplayer Alyson Tabbitha can't turn herself into. Don't believe us? Then scroll down to see her amazing cosplay costumes for yourself.

People aren’t as unique as they want to believe. Nearly all of us have been in a situation where we’re walking around town and we spot someone who looks exactly like a friend of ours. Or even us.

Many TikTok users started creating videos that show how people expect plus-size women to dress at the beach and what they actually wear. Does this mean that we are breaking the stereotypes that plus-size people face?

They all look fabulous.

Internet personality Sierra Schultzzie is all about being confident and kind to your body. And one of her recent projects perfectly proves it. #YouTuber #Recreates #FamousPhotos #Models #MidSized