Social media is really hard; it’s one of the best things, but it’s also one of the worst things. A lot of young women aspire to look like somebody, and sometimes it’s not reality. It’s not always that dream life [we see]. They may have a chef that cooks for them 24/7, or they might have a make-up artist.

I’m really loving the posts where models taking a selfie say they do have skin rolls, and a little bit of fat, or they look slightly different in this angle, but it is all about angles. I think it’s lovely, because then young girls go, ‘that’s kind of what I look like’. Even for me, looking at social media wanting to be a slightly different shape – as having bigger boobs, it makes me look bigger than I already am. Sometimes I feel we just need to step back, and realise sometimes social media isn’t always reality.

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