Being thin is the mainstream aesthetic now. As a public figure, stars need to pay more attention to their own image. After all, their attention is high and the pressure can be imagined. Because of the lens, the overall figure will become wider and make people look fatter. Maybe many people are thinner in reality, but they will be fatter when they are photographed. It is also for this reason that in order to make the camera more perfect, many stars have to be particularly thin. In TV programs, the figure used to be normal, but in reality it will be thinner than what is shown on the screen, in order to make the lens more perfect.

At the same time, it is also the audience's harshness to the stars. Why do you say that? Many stars are slightly fat, so there are many bad reviews below. For example, being so fat is photogenic, and being so fat is ugly. People regard thinness as beauty and fatness as ugliness, and fatness will also narrow the play path of stars. In this case, many stars need to manage their bodies well in order to meet the audience's aesthetics, so they have to be strict with themselves and strive for a perfect body from the aspects of diet and sports. ?

For example, Gillian was searched because she was fat. Many keyboard men have been laughing at her, but they also ignore the reason why she is fat. Because she is hurt and helpless, she can only choose to rest and not exercise, and then she will get fat. Besides, she has a fat constitution. Many people laughed at her remarks, such as being too indulgent and full of malice. However, considering that the body is injured, the main purpose is to recuperate, so you can't control your body. This is what the audience expects of the stars.

This is related to the metamorphosis of beauty in recent years, and people's tolerance is getting lower and lower. As long as they don't meet their own standards, they criticize blindly, while many people don't have their own opinions and will only follow the crowd. This makes aesthetics more and more unified, thin and white, which is the present aesthetics, but ignores the diversification of aesthetic standards.