Blogger Esther Honig Explores Global Standards of Beauty
Esther Honing’s project, “Make me beautiful,” sent her photo to designers worldwide to explore global beauty standards.
Esther Honing’s project, “Make me beautiful,” sent her photo to designers worldwide to explore global beauty standards.
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