She continued: "It’s a really empowering show and is very body positive and I think that we need some of that on TV. "When I meet them they’re on the fence about surgery but it’s something they’ve thought about for a long time.
Speaking ahead of the show’s launch, Williams said: "It’s not a series about plastic surgery, but it is about helping people who are considering surgery because they are really self-conscious about a part of their body to the extent it’s affecting their way of life. The resulting "nudes" are then sent to 50 strangers to be analysed and critiqued. In the programme, participants' bodies are scanned by hundreds of cameras to create a 3D computer-generated avatar that is cosmetically altered with the help of specialist surgeons in the way they wish. Williams said the reality show was designed to help those considering plastic surgery feel happier about their bodies in an "honest and realistic way".
Irish TV and podcast presenter Vogue Williams has said Send Nudes: Body SOS is meant to be "empowering" and help those struggling with body confidence.
0 kommentar(er)
