Body positive influencer uses filter to show beauty standards change over time

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body-positive influencer delivered a powerful message to women struggling with their body image as she used a filter to show how body shapes have changed in trends since the 1800s.Cassey, who posts to TikTok as @blogilates, used a body shaping filter to make her body look different as she delivers a powerful message about how the ideal shape for women is constantly changing.From big booty Instagram models, back to when fuller figures were a sign of wealth - it seems the ideal body type changes as fast as fashion trends.READ MORE: Fashion fans shocked as SheIn may share suppliers with expensive high street brand In the video, which has gained more than 1.4million views, Cassey said: "In the 2020s, Instagram, booty models were invented and everybody followed, but just a decade before thigh gaps were super in.

I mean, why would you want your guys to touch?"In the 2000s - who can forget the Victoria's Secret angel? What started as a male fantasy ended up becoming the beauty standard in the nineties - emaciated was in and they called it heroin chic."In the fifties were introduced to the hourglass figure, soft and voluptuous with the Coke bottle body was in. "But in the roaring twenties, you had to look like a little boy, with no boobs and no hips."Then rewind to the Italian Renaissance were having a full figure was a sign of being well fed and being wealthy."She rounded off the video with an important message about what should come into fashion this decade as she added: "So what's in store this year.

How about we stop treating our bodies like fast fashion?"TikTok users flocked to the comments, praising her for highlighting how women's bodies are treated as fashion trends. Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your.