beauty standards

Selfie-editing apps and filters are changing how young people see themselves, harming body image and increasing pressure to look perfect.

Nearly half of Australian women would sacrifice a year of their life to meet society’s standards of beauty, new shocking research from Dove has revealed.

Female beauty will continue to be an oppressive constraint on women unless we challenge the system that perpetuates the notion that beauty is a woman’s primary currency.

Miss France winner Eve Gilles recently competed in the pageant with a short brown bob and a sweeping fringe. Some people were outraged.

Pamela Anderson is leading the “pro-ageing” movement, alongside other Hollywood A-listers. Is this cause for celebration?

The danger of deep fakes, the inherent biases and the high beauty standards society and now technology places on women.

Michelle Law’s latest play , “Miss Peony,” continues to explore issues of intergenerational conflict, Asian diaspora and feminist issues.

Body commentary isn’t just reserved for the red carpet – it’s in our offices, shops, schools and group chats. It’s time to change the conversation.