Real-Life Barbie? Model Created Look to Spread Beliefs

[Buster's Uncle]

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[Geo]

Imperial Bikini...

[Buster's Uncle]

Sure.  She think she da Queen.

[Buster's Uncle]

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[Unorthodox]

She claims to have had no work done except her bosoms - but she's almost certainly had her nose filed down, too.  I think the rest is more-or-less real, avec considerable makeup, at which she shows some skill.  Her waist is pretty consistent; maybe the dieting is all there is to it.

The signs of shooping I notice are all since she took up serious exercise, obviously to bring out the muscle tone; nothing of the sort in the older skinny pics.

I'm more talking about a seeming inconsistence in the jaw line and cheek bones.  It could be a mixture of makeup and bad camerawork, or just shopping things.

I'd like to see the skull....

[Geo]

I'd like to see the skull....

 

[Buster's Uncle]

Dunno - mostly selfies and impromptu amature shots, she IS good at makeup, you often don't know the vintage of the pic - and her face HAS changed since she was a teen, make of that what you will.

[Buster's Uncle]

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[Unorthodox]

Don't get me wrong, if not shopped, the ribcage is fubar as well, but that's a fairly well studied phenomenon you can google how corsets utterly alter ribcage shape to where I can explain it easily. 

But the face here, if not shopped, either has some cool abnormal structure, or there's been enough plastic surgery done to change it drastically, which I know is a thing gaining popularity right now, especially with a wave of Asian women/girls trying to become more anime shaped (which this would be a similar procedure), but I haven't really seen a lot of medical evidence to suggest whether that's all done via tissue, or if we're actually getting into bone alterations, and the latter possibility fascinates me. 

I've been kinda studying the whole sculpting a face on top of a skull for reasons, and I'm telling you stuff isn't lining up in these pics. 

[Buster's Uncle]

Weeelll - she's got her haters, and the research/evidence has been made readily available...

[Unorthodox]

ok, the upper left there is a good example of where I'm having trouble.  It's this weird 'flat' image to me.  I can't be sure how much is my [poopy] eyes and how much is artificial edits to what is supposed to look like a natural photo. 

But she's either shopping, makeupping, or camera tricking away all highlights on her face.  I'd guess at some combination of the three with possible surgery in the mix.  The lower set of pictures, you can see fairly well defined cheek bone structure on the left which is absent in all the other pics, and a bit with the chin as well.  This probably accounts for the carefully neutral mouth positioning on the vast majority of the pics as well as you don't want to make the job of hiding that harder. 

I don't understand the desire to hide cheek bones, but recognize it as a thing, more curious the mechanics of it. 

Me, I'm a fan of bones...

[Buster's Uncle]

I wonder.  She's angling her chin down in both the right, later, shots.  Could the difference in apparent jawline -plus makeup- be as simple as that?

[Unorthodox]

I can see the chin changes being botox or something.   

That last pic you post is a great example of the invisible cheek bones.  Take the right side of her face. Either my color blindness is going overdrive or she appears to have a 2 dimensional/monotone face from just below her eye to her lower jaw.  A little shadow to frame the jaw at the edges, but it's not normal to have no highlight/shading around the eyes and cheek.  I'm sure makeup CAN produce that effect to a degree.  I know lighting and exposure on the actual shot can as well.  I also know filters and shop can.  Just kinda curious the mix that's producing the effect.





No nasalabial sulcus to the sides of the nose.  No mentolabial sulcus under the mouth to form the chin.  The entire zygomatic process looking wrong. 

[Unorthodox]

zygomatic process:

[Buster's Uncle]

Right.  And you can see where she means to do that, the last pic being at a transitory stage between her neotenic phase and the bodybuilding.

Like, I don't think she's actually going for a Barbie doll look --- but flying saucer people sort of plastic perfection isn't that different.   And she does seem to intend to provoke an unsettling uncanny valley effect reaction...