Beyoncé's appearance in the latest ad for Tiffany & Co. featuring the Carters has
sparked accusations that the advert has been edited to lighten the singer's natural skin tone.
and in doing so, this sends the wrong message that black is less desirable.
This reminds me of Beyoncé’s L’Oréal ad when they were accused of lightening her skin tone for mass appeal. Beyoncé is naturally light skinned and has consistently shown love towards her blackness. I don't think she goes out of her way to look like a white woman but I do believe she turns a blind eye to companies white-washing her looks if that means she gets to benefit. I think that is just bad lighting. Of course being light already is only going to add to the Casper-y effect!
Why was Beyoncé’s skin tone lightened so dramatically (presumably with makeup, filters, lighting, and/or photoshop) in the new Tiffany ad? What kind of message is this sending, especially to impressionable young fans? pic.twitter.com/WBr3QDNrCl
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) October 20, 2021
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She may be naturally light, but she sure made sure she didn't look like that in "Black Is King" lol.
Beyonce will NEVER respond to this, She doesn't even do interviews anymore.
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