In a significant move towards promoting healthier body image standards, France has introduced new laws requiring labels on photoshopped images in the fashion industry.
The legislation, passed by the National Assembly, mandates that all digitally altered images of models must be labeled with “photographie retouchée” starting October 1.
Additionally, models in France are now required to provide medical certification proving their good overall health.
This proactive approach aims to combat unrealistic beauty ideals and reduce the prevalence of eating disorders, particularly among young women.
The move follows similar initiatives in the UK, Israel, Italy, and Spain, highlighting a global shift towards promoting body positivity.
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