Grazia magazine is getting some negative reviews as media and bloggers feel that the magazine has Photoshopped Kate Middleton's waist immensely for their cover page.
It is quite evident when one compares the original picture with that on the cover. The image of Kate Middleton on the royal wedding issue of Grazia is being criticized for a very slim waist, which looks rather dramatic in comparison to how show she appeared on her wedding day.
Although, Grazia has released a statement in which it denies changing the original image to make her look slimmer than usual.
The original shot was photographed by James Veysey where Kate and Prince William are holding hands together. It is obvious that her waist looks slimmer on the magazine cover page, her left hand has been duplicated (her right arm flipped onto her left arm through Photoshop) and sadly Prince William is completely cropped out of the scene totally.
Well, looking at the two pics, it does seem that media and the internet savvy people are criticizing Grazia correctly. It does seem that her waist line has been reduced dramatically. I don't know why there was such a need because she is already quite skinny and slim.
Here is a look at the wonders of Photoshop and post editing. Post editing and hours of detail work on Photoshop makes celebrities look so different from the reality. Photoshop and other softwares of the sort are not loved by people worldwide just like that...they make them look GOOD a thousand times more than the reality.
