Britney Spears one of the most scrutinised celebrity women on the planet – she’s also one of the most drastically-airbrushed. The Britster, 29, has fronted two campaigns for juniors apparel brand Candie’s — and in an unorthodox move for a celeb whose very livelihood depends on imagery, Spears has allowed Candie’s to release the unaltered version of her latest shoot for their label.
The pop star’s whole body has been trimmed down with the use of digital photography: camera’s even zapped Brit’s tramp stamp from the final images. Insiders say the star wants her young fans to have a healthy body image and to understand the tricks that technology can play when it comes to those seemingly-flawless promos that are often used to sell food, music, and clothing.
“Britney is proud of her body – imperfections and all,” a source told The Daily Mirror 
Spears isn’t the only star to fight back against the of retouching images to make celebrities appear “perfect” – a trend that causes women to develop unhealthy views of their own bodies.
Jessica Simpson recently appeared on the cover of Marie Claire, without makeup or retouching.