what do you think of the selfie from alexandra shulman?nd look at the whole of themselves, not just focus on the bad bits. because we all have something that is really good about ourselves, and real bodies, we are not on love island, we are not perfect, we don't need to be airbrushed, and i also go into schools and teach teenagers annie power of social media and how it affects negative body images. —— about the power of social media. no—one i have ever dressed is perfect, however famous they are. so refreshing that alexandra shulman has done this, but what about the charge of hypocrisy? she has written about the pressure on women, she has acknowledged it, but yet she has presided over vogue for 25 years, where already beautiful and thin women are airbrushed to within an inch of their life in order to appear on the cover. this is true, but i suppose that anyone in a high—profile position, you have to be careful what you put out on social media, because everything on social media, because everything on social media, because everything on soc

edward enninful has taken over from alexandra shulman, who was the editor for 25 years.ion a year to the economy, so people will be watching closely to see how mr enninful shapes the magazine. he has already made some staffing changes, as our arts correspondent david sillito reports. he looks very eccentric, and that is going to be be perfect for vogue. how did i get into fashion? i was spotted on a train when i was 15 years old. it is a massive change. edward enninful is today in charge of one of the most important names in british fashion, vogue. it does not happen very often. the last editor of british vogue was in place for 25 years, and from day one, change is afoot. they've gone on to snapchat, and there is a more diverse team. he has 500,000 instagram followers. he has appointed steve mcqueen, all these independent professionals who to a certain extent rely on social media to keep building their brands. vogue is the top of the fashion tree, and features clothes only a few can afford. it has, though, been a pretty torrid time for the magazine business over the last

edward enninful has taken over from alexandra shulman, who was the editor for 25 years.people will be watching closely to see how mr enninful shapes the magazine. he's already made some some staffing changes, as our arts correspondent david sillito reports: he looks very eccentric and that will be perfect. i got into fashion, i was spotted on a train when i was 15 years old. it is a massive change. edward enninful is today in charge of one of the most important names in british fashion. vogue. it does not happen very often. the last british editor was in place for 25 yea rs british editor was in place for 25 years and from day one, change is a foot. they've gone on to snapchat and there is a more diverse team. he has 500,0001nstagram and there is a more diverse team. he has 500,000 instagram followers. he has 500,000 instagram followers. he has appointed steve mcqueen, independent professionals who rely on social media to keep building their brands. vogue is the top of their brands. vogue is the top of the fashion tree and features clothes only a few can afford. it has b

edward enninful has taken over from alexandra shulman, who was the editor for 25 years.nninful shapes the magazine. he's already made some some staffing changes, as our arts correspondent david sillito reports. he looks very eccentric and that will be perfect. i got into fashion, i was spotted on a train when i was 15 years old. it is a massive change. edward enninful is today in charge of one of the most important names in british fashion. vogue. it does not happen very often. the last british editor was in place for 25 years and from day one, change is afoot. they've gone on to snapchat and there is a more diverse team. he has 500,000 instagram followers. he has appointed steve mcqueen, independent professionals who rely on social media to keep building their brands. vogue is the top of the fashion tree and features clothes only a few can afford. it has been a pretty torrid time for the magazine business. because of new competition. fashion on your phone. newsagents have been closing, sales of glossy magazines have been dropping. people like whitney who have been shapi

earlier this week, former vogue editor alexandra shulman posted one selfie that sparked lots of debateadn't been the editor of vogue, which is famous for taking pictures ofa which is famous for taking pictures of a certain style. now, the all party parliamentary group on body image, has told bbc breakfast it is particularly concerned about "body image anxiety" amongst young people at this time of year. we spoke to some to find out. just do a filter, clear your skin.” do filters on instagram. would any of you put up a picture which was not filtered at all? yeah. if i take a picture, as long as i am good with it, i don't care what anyone else thinks. do you think there is pressure on you to always be edited, looking your best? i think sometimes it makes you look nicer, and i am not really self—conscious about not using a filter. it makes you look better, knowing that you can have a picture that everybody else will, not appreciate, but everybody else will like it like you do. what about celebrities? when you see their pictures to you presume they are filtered? you often hope they are, bec