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Georgie Clarke has slammed a high-street shop after taking the 'most unflattering changing room pictures ever'.The body positive brunette, who boasts 691,000 Instagram followers, took to the site to share the photos.She was seen posing in a variety of outfits from the store - which she didn't name - as she called the photos "terrible".Georgie slammed the shop's lighting and mirrors, as she said although the photos were "terrible" - she knows her body isn't.The first snap saw her wearing a white vest top and a thong, as she appeared to be sporting cellulite on her bum.She also tried on various other tops and and a dress, with not much seeming to fit her very well.Captioning the post, the influencer wrote: "Welcome to a series of the most unflattering changing room lighting and badly made clothes I’ve ever seen in my LIFE. Can anyone guess the shop?"The reality of this situation is… it’s so hard to not see yourself in all those badly lit angels of the mirrors and think bloody hell is that what I really look like?!"It’s NOT just you who feels this way, I promise."She added: "The old version of me would been upset to see myself like this… in fact it would’ve ruined my day and I’d have probably gone home and spoken negatively about my self for the next month."The version of me who accepts and loves myself knows that I can’t let one fitting room change my feelings about myself.

Shopping for new clothes should be a treat – but it can often leave people feeling bad about themselves.Not only is sizing a nightmare, changing room mirrors can be extremely unflattering.So to show how normal it is to dread trying garments on, Georgie Clarke documented a recent experience.The 25-year-old, from London, posed in a variety of different clothing items.She tried on a few dresses and captured candid shots showing what she looked like as she went along.Georgie captioned the post: "Welcome to a series of the most unflattering changing room lighting and badly made clothes I’ve ever seen in my LIFE."The social media star continued: "The reality of this situation is… it’s so hard to not see yourself in all those badly lit angels of the mirrors and think bloody hell is that what I really look like?!"It’s NOT just you who feels this way, I promise."The old version of me would been upset to see myself like this… in fact it would’ve ruined my day and I’d have probably gone home and spoken negatively about my self for the next month."The version of me who accepts and loves myself knows that I can’t let one fitting room change my feelings about myself."They’re TERRIBLE but that doesn’t make my body terrible. My body is fab."Georgie's 691,000 followers praised her for speaking so openly about her insecurities, with 35,000 of them liking the post.One wrote: "So relatable.

Georgie Clarke has hit out at women who slammed her for sharing a 'nice photo'.The social media star, who boasts 695,000 Instagram followers, is known for sharing body positive posts on the site.This includes showing how models fake 'perfect' bum snaps and what she really looks like in beachwear.And it seems fans weren't used to the brunette beauty posing up a storm for what she described as a 'fabulous picture'.The influencer has revealed many told her it was 'off-brand' for her to pose for a 'nice photo' - however she has argued that there 'isn't just one side' to her.Taking to Instagram, Georgie fumed: "I thought women were meant to support each other?!"Our whole lives we’ve been taught that other women are our competition. Pitted against each other about whose prettier or whose won the guy over the other girl. I didn’t sign up to that.

Body positive babe Georgie Clarke has revealed the reality behind the “incredible” looking snaps influencers take on Instagram.The brunette beauty often shares refreshing content to her adoring 700,000 followers - as she's certainly not shy about stripping down to her bikini to show off her natural belly.This time around, Georgie has donned a matching green gym bra and leggings to show what the power of posing can do to the body in some side by side snaps.On the left side, the influencer hoisted the stretchy trousers from Women’s Best up to her waist.This created the illusion of a cinched mid-section which made Georgie look like she had an hourglass figure.She also placed one leg slightly across the other and placed her hands on the side of her thighs which further created the curvy shape.But on the right side, Georgie’s body looks completely different despite only having been taken moments apart.As she stood in a relaxed stance, the influencer pulled down the leggings to reveal her tum.Georgie puts the sudden change of appearance down to three things, she shared in the caption: “The photos you don’t see on here... for every photo you see posted on Instagram...

Georgie Clarke has is known for debunking 'perfect' snaps on Instagram.And the body positive influencer, who boasts 698,000 Instagram followers, focused on bum photos in her latest post.Georgie showed her fans how models take 'perfect' booty shots by using different lighting and angles.And she took photos seconds apart to prove her point.The photo on the left saw Georgie expose the skin dimples on her rear in her nude bikini as she faced the shade and rocked a relaxed posed.This was compared to the right-hand picture, where her behind appeared to be silky smooth.The brunette said this was because she was facing the sunlight.She was also sporting a straight-back pose which helped the illusion.Captioning the post, Georgie wrote: "Facing the shade VS Facing the sunlight."When the camera is from a side & low angle… facing the shade means that the harshest part of the light hits your body."When you face the sunlight directly on and the camera is shooting from the side, it softens the skin and creates lots of shadow effects appearing to be toned muscles."She added: "These were taken 5 seconds apart from each other, they’re the exact same body in different lights."Lighting had a huge impact on how our bodies appear on camera so please don’t be fooled when you see magazine pictures or IG shots where the person looks flawless.

Instagram can be full of ‘perfectly’ preened models and influencers that appear to be flaw free.Sometimes people see this as a ‘body goal’ to strive towards – but in reality that same influencer can look very different from their images.And according to body positive influencer Georgie Clarke, that can be thanks to lighting and posing.The brunette babe often posts uplifting and self-love orientated content to her 696,000 followers, where she has previously shown the reality of menstruation belly bloat.This time around, Georgie has stripped down to her thong to show that her peachy behind can look completely different within seconds.Covering her top half, the influencer donned a red hoodie whilst she flaunted her bum in both side by side snaps.In the right hand photo, Georgie can be seen highly posed in a soft lighting which made her bum appear rounded and her skin smooth.But, on the left side, the influencer's bum looked totally different as she relaxed and moved into a bright light which revealed her stretch marks and cellulite.She captioned the post: “The same BUM different lighting!“These photos are taken seconds apart from each other, the only difference is that one is ready for the camera and one isn’t.“It’s easy to have that negative self-talk come in when you see a picture of yourself from behind that you weren’t ready for.“But I’m here to tell you that that’s just what bums look when they aren’t posed.”Georgie then described what she was doing in each picture that made her bum look so different within “seconds.”“On the right: I’m leaning forward, I’ve found soft lighting and I’m arching my back whilst on my tip and tensing.“On the left: I’m relaxed.“Even though on Instagram you see the right picture a lot, it’s a

body positive influencer Georgie Clarke who has recently revealed she has had a period from “hell” this month - and has shared some side by side snaps of her extreme bloat to prove it.The brunette babe is no stranger to posting uplifting and ‘normal’ content for her 695,000 Instagram followers - where she has previously shown how some fitness influencers manipulate their bodies.This time, Georgie donned a matching blue gym wear set to show off the severity of her PMS (premenstrual syndrome) bloating.In the left snap, Georgie is highly posed which makes her waist appear cinched and her tummy flat.But just seconds apart, the photo on the right side shows the influencer in a relaxed stance where she has revealed her bloated belly.Georgie captioned the post: “Anyone else had the period FROM HELL this month?! Spoke to all my friends who’ve said theirs has been bad too.“I feel like I’ve had one week feeling human and energetic and the rest of the time I’ve been in PMS hell.“I know that stress is a massive factor that affects my cycle but also it’s hard to get up and carry on with everyday life when your body is SO bloated, you feel exhausted and you’re in agony.”Georgie continued: “Oh and the sugar cravings are at another level this month.“I know it’s hard to not look at yourself when you’re bloated and feel upset but remember it’s natural for your body to do this.“You’re human, and bloating is human, no matter what shape or size you are, so many women can relate.”The influencer then urged her followers to start normalising “normal” bodies.“So how about we start normalising normal bodies, normal bloating, normal cycle symptoms...

Georgie Clarke has been praised yet again for her body positivity online. The influencer, who boasts 696,000 followers on Instagram, is known for her no-nonsense attitude on social media.Recently, she was praised for shamelessly removing her ex-boyfriend out of a glam snap.

Body positive influencer Georgie Clarke has taken to Instagram to reveal her struggles with mental health.Usually, the stunning brunette posts unedited snaps of herself embracing her cellulite and natural body.Despite her confidence on social media, Georgie has opened up about her experiences with anxiety and OCD in hopes to encourage her 714,000 followers to also seek help if need be.The UK based influencer has revealed that she has finally started to take medication to combat her difficulties and hopes that her honesty helps break stigma towards mental health medication.Along with a single white pill in the palm of her hand and a packet of antidepressant Sertraline on the side, Georgie explained in the post: "I’ve struggled with anxiety

Instagram influencer Georgie Clarke has revealed just how easy it is to alter a photo, exposing the "subtle" tricks of fellow influencers.The brunette bombshell boasts 715,000 followers and often posts ‘real’ and unedited snaps of herself.Despite her body positive stance, Georgie has edited a snap of herself to show her fans that no one online has a 'perfect’ body.In a side by side snap as she rocked matching red gym leggings and sports bra, Georgie posed for a mirror selfie.Revealing how easy it is to edit a picture and deceive people, Georgie altered her body to show the lengths some influencers go to - she even has “thickened” her hair.On the left side, Georgie smiles as she stands straight in the ‘unedited’ photo.But on the right side,

Instagram can often be a place where influencers post their ‘perfectly’ toned bodies and super smooth skin.This can make some people feel insecure about their own bodies.However, body positive influencer Georgie Clarke has taken to the photo sharing app to expose how easy it is to change your figure in a matter of seconds.In her latest snap, the brunette bombshell has shared with her 715,000 followers a side by side snap that she had taken seconds apart.Georgie captioned the post: “Here’s me 10 seconds apart after doing a home workout! Both of these versions of my body are worthy of love.”Donning a fitted grey gym playsuit in both pictures, Georgie can be seen relaxed on the right side exposing her tummy and cellulite.However, in the left

Instagram followers with her latest post.Georgie Clarke is known for her no-nonsense attitude on social media as she inspires fans with her messages.She often shares content to highlight how important to understand that social media isn't what it seems.Now in her latest post, Georgie shared two snaps taken seconds apart to her 727,000 fans as she promoted Women's Best protein.As she's an ambassador for the fitness supplies, the influencer told fans that a huge 60% off sale is now on.The blogger then mentioned her turquoise set and white hoodie combo before moving onto her "quick reminder".Her caption read: "The @womensbest birthday SALE has just begun with up to 60% off! Head over to their page to shop the sale."Georgie continued: "And a

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Sign up for Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter for the most exciting real life, fashion and sex tips HOT off the pressA blogger is working hard to show that “perfect” images you see on Instagram aren’t always the reality.Georgie Clarke posts photos taken seconds apart to show how much angles and lighting can make a difference to finished results.This weekend, the London-based self love guru shared a body positive message with her 650,000 Instagram followers.She wrote: “1 minute apart = both are for Instagram. On the left I am posed...

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