24/07/2026
📣 Celebrating Cellulite 📣
Dear wonderful women.
🌴 We are in the summer months yet I see many women still covering up their bodies and I have learnt one of the reasons for this is the feeling of shame.
😞 Shame around cellulite, stretch-marks, scars, wobbles, saggy skin, pimples, skin tags, “imperfections”…the list goes on.
❌ Within society, plus with the help of the internet, there are ever changing trends of how women “should” look and that we will never be enough existing just how we are.
👙 Alongside this is the bombardment of cosmetic and beauty procedures (“tweek-ments”) as well as increase access to GLP-1s (weight-loss drugs) to ensure women never feel like their bodies are worthy; that they need to do more, shrink more, appease more - that they have to change their natural look.
🙄 Alas, I am bored! As a Health and Movement Therapist; I’m bored of seeing these same, harmful messages.
✊🏼Therefore, let me see the everyday woman! You women with the cellulite on your legs, the stretch marks on your arms, the scars on your belly, the sagging skin on your back.
📸 If you are willing to to be in my very simple social experiment of just EXISTING IN THE BODY YOU HAVE; then please photograph an area(s) of your body that you have been taught to feel shame around…yet today; we change that!! The image will be COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS (therefore no faces or distinguishing features such as tattoos or piercings unless you are okay with this). Send them to me in a private message.
👯♀️ With this anonymity; it will allow for other women (cis & trans) to see themselves in you; to illustrate we do not need to change just for society’s demands and that we are enough.
🌀I would then like to compile these images into a beautiful collection/collage; uniting us in letting go of that shame and to learn to be able to exist in the bodies we have.
💃🏽 Let’s celebrate cellulite. Let’s celebrate being perfectly imperfect!
(The images attached are of my so called “imperfections”…hell yeahh 👏🏼👏🏼)
Love from your sister, feminist, female-advocate,
Danielle 🧿