Looks aren't everything...

    Cameron Russel, a tall pretty and underwear model, is talking about looks. I like how she started her speech with changing her attractive dress into a simple outfit, for she wanted people to focus on what she was going to say and not what she was looking like physically. Moreover, she admitted that image is powerful but also superficial by talking about how all her pictures were constructed by professional, hairstylists, make up artists, photographers and stylists. Indeed, Cameron believes that fearless means being honest by ignoring the fact that some people define beauty not just as health and youth that are biologically programmed to admire, but also as femininity and white skin that Cameron had already won in her genetic lottery; however, she stated that models like her are the most insecure, because they have to think how they look like everyday. Consequently, she advises girls to avoid being a modal. Finally, Cameron ended her show by revealing that: 'we should feel more comfortable acknowledging image in our perceived successes and failures', thus I won't forget the sentence that made me thinking, which is: ''Looks aren't everything...''.