Artist encourages women to embrace their stretch marks
Updated | By Jane Linley-Thomas
An artist decided to push women to embrace their 'imperfections' and the response she received has been overwhelming.
Pakistani artist Sarah Shakeel went onto social media and asked her followers to send her pictures of their stretch marks, which she turned into art.
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Sarah went on to call this the #glitterstretchmarks game and received around 300 emails of stretchmarks, cellulite, scars, and she even managed to get some guys to step forward!
This is a pretty unique way of looking at stretch marks.
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I'm all for embracing one's unique self while working hard to be the best version of yourself. Sure, this is a bit far out, but it's refreshing making art out of something usually deemed in poor light. In saying that, I am not too bothered about my roadmap because this parenting thing is an adventure.
Tell me, how do you feel about your stretch marks? I would love to know.
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