Anorexia Collection

Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997) on a visit to St Columb, Cornwall

PRINCESS DIANA
DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES (1961-1997) Former wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, mother of Prince William and Prince Harry. Tragically killed in a car crash in Paris

Advertisement for Carnine Lefrancq, published in the medical magazine
CHT231079 Advertisement for Carnine Lefrancq, published in the medical magazine Chanteclair, early twentieth century (colour litho) by French School

Beauty and misshapennes in the female body (colour litho)
3097106 Beauty and misshapennes in the female body (colour litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Beauty and misshapennes in the female body)

anorexia, ar, augmented reality, bikini, body image, brunette, change, color image
Weight change of woman

anorexia, ar, augmented reality, beauty, body image, bra, change, color image, computer graphic
Skinny woman viewing overweight reflection in floating mirror

Enterocytozoon sp. parasites, TEM

Artwork of an anorexic woman looking in a mirror
Anorexia nervosa. Artwork of a woman with anorexia nervosa looking at herself in the mirror. Anorexia nervosa, or " slimmers disease" is an eating disorder characterized by intense fear of

Lettuce leaves on a plate. The extremely small portion size here could indicate dieting, fast weight loss, or an eating disorder such as anorexia nervosa

Waist size
MODEL RELEASED. Waist size. Woman in her underwear measuring her waist size using a tape measure

Weight loss, conceptual artwork
Weight loss. Conceptual artwork of a human figure and a tape measure. This image represents concepts such as weight loss and dieting

Planing Off a Bit More
Comment on womens desire to achieve the fashionable silhouette of no curves. A thin, flat-chested woman with an Eton crop wears court shoes & a sailor style dress

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"Princess Diana's Battle with Anorexia: A Story of Strength and Change" In this captivating color image, Princess Diana, known for her grace and elegance, sheds light on the dark reality of anorexia. Despite being adored by millions worldwide, she struggled silently with body image issues that haunted her throughout her life. Anorexia is not just a condition; it's a battle fought within one's mind. Augmented Reality (AR) technology allows us to understand the depth of this struggle as we witness Diana transform from a vibrant brunette beauty to a mere shadow of herself in an AR bikini. This powerful computer graphic advertisement for Carnine Lefrancq, featured in the medical magazine 'Beauty and Misshapennes in the Female Body, ' serves as a wake-up call. It reminds us that distorted perceptions of beauty can lead to dangerous consequences like anorexia. As we immerse ourselves into this world where beauty standards are manipulated through AR, let us remember that true beauty lies within self-acceptance and embracing our uniqueness. The images showcasing misshapen bodies challenge society's unrealistic expectations while shedding light on the damaging effects of an unhealthy obsession with appearance. Even amidst glamorous events like Crufts 2015 or royal engagements, Princess Diana battled demons behind closed doors. Her struggle with anorexia was not limited to physical appearance but also affected her cardiovascular system – artwork depicting its fragility serves as a poignant reminder. Through colored TEM images capturing Enterocytozoon sp. Parasites inside her body, we gain insight into the hidden battles faced by those suffering from anorexia. These microscopic organisms symbolize how this mental illness consumes its victims from within. Let us use these glimpses into Princess Diana's journey as motivation to raise awareness about eating disorders and promote positive body image among individuals struggling today. Together, we can break free from societal pressures and embrace our own unique forms of beauty.