Even though they need far less help than most of us mere mortals in the looks department, yet they still are “victims” of Photoshop fails and of some far-from realistic airbrushing escapades.
The latest three bloopers come via some of the world’s glossiest and most exclusive magazines and include the names of Adam Levine, Kristen Stewart, and Beyonce.
Adam Levine has no right side in an image in Vogue Russia magazine. He was photographed with girlfriend, model Anne Vyalitsyna.
Probably the most bizarre is the manifestation of Adam Levine’s torso in Russian Voque’s magazine.
In addition to Vogue, Glamour magazine have also fallen prey to over-zealous digital enhancement.
The Twilight saga star, Kristen Stewart, appears to be missing her lower left arm on the November cover of the magazine.
While the actress who is used to hocus pocus in her Bella Swan role in the vampire franchise, there is no doubt that her hidden limb is incongruous in the shot. The responsibility for Kristen’s unnatural limb ‘position’ goes to the same team who infamously gave singer Fergie different sized legs and a missing lower torso on a cover last year.
Kristen Stewart's left arm is kind of missing on Glamour's November cover.
And last but not least are Beyonce’s lovely thighs.
The 30-year-old mega star is definitely not a woman whose body needs corrections, but unfortunately photographer Terry Richardson felt like making some corrections to the Bootylicious star’s thighs. They look unnaturally slimmer on the cover of U.S. Harper’s Bazaar when compared to the singer’s legs in the behind-the-scenes film from the shoot where they appear, apparently undisguised, in their more natural size.
Beyonce Knowles' upper legs seem on the over-airbrushed side on the cover of U.S. Harper's Bazaar.
Notice the difference: Beyonce behind the scenes while shooting for Bazaar
