My research began when I came across a newspaper “The Great Weight Debate: Are Celebs Really To Blame?” by Daily Telegraphy. They spoke about Celebrities and their influence in young teenage girls. As identified by Sarrah Le Marquand, the typical woman is a bundle of nerves, jam-packed with insecurity and sent into a spasm of self-hate at the sight of a celebrity on the red carpet. Hormonal imbalances, feelings of helplessness, and poor eating habits are key issues that cause women to feel adverse towards their own body image. The media continues to feed young women that skinny equals beautiful and perfect, statistics show that the death rate for chronic anorexia is at a staggering 15-20 percent. Still, people draw inspiration and receive comfort
