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“Beyond Beauty Standards: A Captivating Journey Through Inclusive Fashion Photography” by Marie Simonova for Flanelle Magazine

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“Beyond Beauty Standards: A Captivating Journey Through Inclusive Fashion Photography”

Photographer: Marie Simonova // Model: Julia Chesnova Stylist: Kate Dmitrieva Makeup and hair stylist: Irina Yantsukevich

The fashion industry is changing, redefining what beauty means. The project, called “The Limb Difference Revolution”, explores new boundaries in fashion. It is led by the talented photographer Marie Simonova, who aims to highlight the beauty of inclusivity.

The model of this project is Julia Chesnova, who was born with a congenital limb reduction. She wears a scientific innovation — the bionic arm. This electromechanical device attaches to the human body and replicates the functionality of a natural arm or hand. It also provides a sense of touch and looks like an elegant glove.

Julia spent her childhood in Luhansk, where her parents taught her to love her authentic self despite the absence of a hand. She says, “As a child, I had a large circle of friends, and ridicule came from those I did not know. Once, a boy called me ‘handless’, and my friends found out about it. They all gathered together, forced him to kneel, and ask for forgiveness. I had very strong support from my close people.”

Since her rough childhood in an unaccepting society, Julia has grown into a strong woman who celebrates her uniqueness. She has become a popular influencer, reshaping perceptions of beauty. “The Limb Difference Revolution” photo project showcases her power, highlighting Julia’s journey and empowering others to appreciate diversity. She adds, “I could never believe that I would become a model and sign a contract with a model agency and famous fashion brands. This photo shoot helped me feel confident in photographs and start a new chapter in my life.”

Marie Simonova’s vision is truly phenomenal. Unlike other photographers, she does not focus on Julia’s flaws but emphasizes the true beauty of the model. Simonova’s use of color theory and composition is stunning. The play of light and shadow adds emotional depth, allowing us to see a beautiful woman, not just a person with a disability.

In a world often driven by unrealistic beauty standards, “The Limb Difference Revolution” offers a vision of a more inclusive and empathetic future. It reminds us that true beauty is found in authenticity and that our unique stories enrich our shared humanity.

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