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Funniest Photoshop Fails
Check THIS Out(01 of73)
Before the Photoshop disaster, perhaps this guy was just trying to welcome an old friend with open arms? (Via Bored Panda)
One-Legged Model(02 of73)
It's amazing that her career as a model has taken off despite her "disability." (Via Photoshop Mistakes)
You Should Get That Checked Out(03 of73)
It's an eye catching watch, that's for sure. (Via Oddee)
Bounce House Disaster(05 of73)
A bounce house that lets you FLY?! Where do we get one?! (Via Photoshop Mistakes)
Oh No...(06 of73)
Apparently Microsoft thinks Poland prefers a white businessman. Oh, except the hand. (Via Bored Panda)
Would You Like A Hand With That?(07 of73)
Her mate was obviously not attractive enough to stay in the shot. (Via Oddee)
SD Card WIth Low Self-Esteem(08 of73)
Poor guy. He's an eight but he sees himself as four. (Via Hong Kiat)
Something's Wrong With Jacke...(09 of73)
Perhaps Jack's the one responsible for all those extra hands in these other bad Photoshop jobs. (Via Photoshop Disasters)
Levitating Plate?(11 of73)
Oh, we know this one. David Blaine does it all the time. (Via Hong Kiat)
He Must Be REALLY Good(12 of73)
We said we wanted a photo of a six STRING guitar, not a six-fingered guitar player. (Via Photoshop Disasters)
Put your arm on my shoulder... No, no! Just the arm...(14 of73)
Posted in a website for singles.Really, really singles.
Whitney Houston: Now eating 150% more efficiently!(15 of73)
Apparently the National Enquirer believes that Whitney Houston's drug habit has resulted in a mutation that enables her to get fat even faster
Eye Win!(16 of73)
Aaron Whitfeldt:
That lady in the back should keep her eye on her own business!
That lady in the back should keep her eye on her own business!
The Ultimate game-changer in Russia(17 of73)
Apparently, in Russia, when you're adding "Super" to the name, it's automatically changes heads to Val Kilmers and makes women look like a sluts.
How does he make his hand do that?(18 of73)
Glenn R Wichman:
Utterly unable to find a picture of a man with his back to the camera, our creative Photoshop jockey came up with this brilliant solution.
Utterly unable to find a picture of a man with his back to the camera, our creative Photoshop jockey came up with this brilliant solution.
Get a Grip(19 of73)
Splash screen from the resume-writing software WinWay Resume Deluxe shows these two gents shaking hands with their left hands.
Jenny Craig Meet Photoshop(20 of73)
Have you ever done so many crunches that your waist shrinks faster than your body or camera can keep up?
Quadruplets in the crowd!(21 of73)
President of Pakistan addressing a rally in his hometown. One too many folks were in attendance
Victoria's Secret (22 of73)
We're used to seeing Victoria's Secret catalogues filled with super-skinny, super-shiny models in skimpy underwear. The problem comes when these models are spliced in two and made to look like they have unnaturally whittled waists. This was the case with VS's picture of model Lais Ribeiro, whose bottom half doesn't match her top half. Yikes!(Victoria's Secret)
Alloy (23 of73)
We don't subscribe to the Alloy catalog but luckily someone does and sent this photo to psdisasters.com. Although the model in this ad doesn't look unnaturally Photoshopped, she is missing an elbow. This begs the question, what were the folks at Alloy trying to do when their mouse slipped? (Alloy)
BCBG Maxazria (24 of73)
We understand that models have long legs. We get it! However, we refuse to believe that they have adjustable knees. In this BCBG ad, the models seem to be having some patellar trouble. Both these ladies have the left side of their skirts bent at angles where their knees should be while their right legs are bent unnaturally at a much lower position. Either their right legs were elongated, their left legs were straightened or models have evolved to have adjustable appendages.(Courtesy photo)
H&M (25 of73)
For the last H&M accessories style book, Arlenis Sosa and Jessica Stam were photographed by Mikael Kangas. The pictures are glossy and colorful (standard H&M) but one picture caught our Style eye. This photo of Sosa holding a number of purses looks just fine until you look at her torso. There are no creases and in fact, it looks cartoonish. If Sosa were leaning against/basically sitting on the back of a Vespa, her dress would have creases, right? (Courtesy photo)
Karma Loop/Free People (26 of73)
We're not sure who is to blame for this photo, Free People or Karma Loop. In all honesty, this model doesn't look like a typical Free People model so we're kind of confused...but not as confused as when we first saw this photo and realized that the model's right breast has been enhanced, leaving the left one deflated. Super yikes! (Karma Loop)
Juicy Couture (27 of73)
When we first saw these photos of Namibian model Behati Prinsloo for Juicy Couture's fall 2012 jean line, we expected to see signs of Photoshop in Prinsloo's arms, torso or even hips. We were happy to see that the model actually looked pretty natural, until we realized that her left foot in this photo is wonky and she's missing several toes. (Courtesy photo)
Jimmy Choo(28 of73)
We have to admit that we're not sure if there is a Photoshop fail in this Jimmy Choo perfume ad. The model looks very thin (as per usual) and the angle from which the photographer took the picture makes her look very limby. We became suspicious when we saw the size of her right leg; it looks bigger than her left and it looks like her left calf muscle has been whittled away. (Courtesy photo)
Longchamp (29 of73)
We're not going to lie, we kind of love Lisa Winkler and Coco Rocha's campaign for Longchamp, but this photo made us cock our heads to one side and say, "huh?" Although the two models are supposed to be dancing and playing on the streets of NYC (fun!) we're not sure we believe Winkler's pose here. Either her legs are actually very VERY long or something's been tampered with. (Courtesy photo)
Peet Dullaert (30 of73)
Model Iris van Berne is photographed in this campaign for Dutch label Peet Dullaert. We're not sure if the campaign was all about trying to confuse the eye into thinking the clothes have been drawn on, but either way there is some MAJOR Photoshop action going on here. (Courtesy photo)
Set (31 of73)
Can we just say...OW! Russian model Anna Selezneva has been stretched to her limit in this photo for German label Set. While her left leg is lifted onto a couch, her right leg has been attacked by some vicious monster that bit right into her thigh! Also, this is a terrible Photoshop job. Terrible.(Courtesy photo)
Victoria's Secret (32 of73)
Doutzen Kroes looks very sharp in a new photo, modeling Victoria's Secret's new Printed Chiffon Robe. Although we all know that the lingerie retailer is Photoshop-happy, we're surprised to see how terrible their work on this robe is! It reminds us of something we may have made on Window Paint. (Courtesy photo)
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In this ad for French clothing brand Camaïeu, a model wears a cozy sweatshirt and pajama shorts without incident. (Although, what's with the blurring near her belly button?). Scroll lower and you'll notice something a wee bit weird. Photoshop fail alert! What happened to her feet? (credit:PSD)
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Victoria's Secret appears to have used its airbrushing powers to give a model a lift -- literally. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the Add 2 Cups Multi-Way Bra, part of the Bombshell collection, model Candice Swanepoel leans towards the camera and shows off her enhanced cleavage. But one side of her chest looks remarkably bigger than the other, as if the "Add 2 Cups" applied to one breast only. (credit:Victoria's Secret)
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This American Apparel ad is a study in Photoshop gone wrong. The image, ostensibly advertising the retailer's line of lace clothes, features a blonde girl cradling a horse's head that seems to be leading to nowhere. (credit:American Apparel )
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Some Photoshop fails are subjective. Did the editor really chop off the model's arm? Or is that pose actually physically possible? But sometimes, the photo gods send us an airbrush misstep too obvious to be debated. This latest newsletter from Alloy is definitely a case of the latter. (credit:Alloy)
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Our friends over at PsDisasters tipped us off to the slightly off-kilter shot in the Gucci Resort 2013 ads. The fail in question has to do with poor Joan Smalls' leg-to-hip ratio. Her torso is twisted, but there's still something a little ... off about the way her legs are positioned. Does anyone else notice that her crotch doesn't match up to her body at all? That oversized snakeskin tote isn't hiding anything either. (credit:PSD)
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In this ad, Victoria's Secret model Lais Ribeiro stands with her torso bent at an angle, but from our viewpoint, it looks like VS spliced two halves of two separate photos together to create one model. There's no way any human can have that small a ribcage, right? (credit:Victoria's Secret)
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Seriously, the shot of the actress makes her look ... different. There seems to be a glazed-over feeling to the cover -- like an intense retouching session gone wrong. It took a second for us to register that that was even Gwyneth's face. And anyone else noticing the strange juxtaposition of her foot and thigh? For a hot second we thought she was three-legged. (credit:InStyle UK)
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This Kohl's ad take waist-whittling to a whole new, er, planet. Our friends at Photoshop Disasters spotted this flop -- and boy were they right. The shape these frocks seem designed to flatter definitely doesn't look human. The woman in the white dress has some sort of inverted triangle alien body -- or is that a Ken doll-like physique? (credit:PSD)
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Our friends at PsDisasters tipped us off to this one, and it's definitely one for the books. To sell their "Jackie Cardigan" on their website, J. Crew featured a model in their typical prep-meets-hip gear. It only takes about half a second to notice that chunks of the model's inner thighs have been erased. Could this be a case of Photoshop streamlining gone wrong? Or is there some photo editor out there who thinks that the ideal pair of jeans creates the illusion of cratered body parts? (credit:J. Crew)
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Jezebel pointed out that in the advertisements for Aguilera's Royal Desire fragrance, something appears a bit off. Aguilera's wrist bends weirdly, her knee has a seemingly misplaced indentation and her face and limbs look incredibly ... chiseled.
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The 38-year-old graced the latest ad campaign for Rimmel looking a little ... well, flat. Kate's wearing matte foundation in the ad, so it's understandable that she would look somewhat less shiny. But, aside from her signature wide-set eyes and a small semblance of her cheekbones, we can't seem to find the lively Kate we know and love (even without a stitch of makeup). (credit:Rimmel)
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Lana Del Rey has a wide range of talents: babydoll vocals, pantomiming sex on pinball machines, twirling -- you name it. But we didn't realize the singer and model possessed "Alex Mack"-like skills as well -- morphing into ectoplasm, apparently, as she seems to do thanks to some Photoshop gone awry in her latest H&M ad. In this photo Del Rey's collarbone looks abnormally elongated, not to mention the stray wisp of hair that makes her clavicle look like a French baguette. And that car! She's in front of it! No, she's behind it! In the middle of it! No wait, she ... appears to be melting into it? And what's up with her right elbow/arm area? Is that a limb or a finely chiseled rib cage? (credit:H&M )
Victoria's Secret (45 of73)
We're used to seeing Victoria's Secret catalogues filled with super-skinny, super-shiny models in skimpy underwear. The problem comes when these models are spliced in two and made to look like they have unnaturally whittled waists. This was the case with VS's picture of model Lais Ribeiro, whose bottom half doesn't match her top half. Yikes!(Victoria's Secret)
Alloy (46 of73)
We don't subscribe to the Alloy catalog but luckily someone does and sent this photo to psdisasters.com. Although the model in this ad doesn't look unnaturally Photoshopped, she is missing an elbow. This begs the question, what were the folks at Alloy trying to do when their mouse slipped? (Alloy)
BCBG Maxazria (47 of73)
We understand that models have long legs. We get it! However, we refuse to believe that they have adjustable knees. In this BCBG ad, the models seem to be having some patellar trouble. Both these ladies have the left side of their skirts bent at angles where their knees should be while their right legs are bent unnaturally at a much lower position. Either their right legs were elongated, their left legs were straightened or models have evolved to have adjustable appendages.(Courtesy photo)
H&M (48 of73)
For the last H&M accessories style book, Arlenis Sosa and Jessica Stam were photographed by Mikael Kangas. The pictures are glossy and colorful (standard H&M) but one picture caught our Style eye. This photo of Sosa holding a number of purses looks just fine until you look at her torso. There are no creases and in fact, it looks cartoonish. If Sosa were leaning against/basically sitting on the back of a Vespa, her dress would have creases, right? (Courtesy photo)
Karma Loop/Free People (49 of73)
We're not sure who is to blame for this photo, Free People or Karma Loop. In all honesty, this model doesn't look like a typical Free People model so we're kind of confused...but not as confused as when we first saw this photo and realized that the model's right breast has been enhanced, leaving the left one deflated. Super yikes! (Karma Loop)
Juicy Couture (50 of73)
When we first saw these photos of Namibian model Behati Prinsloo for Juicy Couture's fall 2012 jean line, we expected to see signs of Photoshop in Prinsloo's arms, torso or even hips. We were happy to see that the model actually looked pretty natural, until we realized that her left foot in this photo is wonky and she's missing several toes. (Courtesy photo)
Jimmy Choo(51 of73)
We have to admit that we're not sure if there is a Photoshop fail in this Jimmy Choo perfume ad. The model looks very thin (as per usual) and the angle from which the photographer took the picture makes her look very limby. We became suspicious when we saw the size of her right leg; it looks bigger than her left and it looks like her left calf muscle has been whittled away. (Courtesy photo)
Longchamp (52 of73)
We're not going to lie, we kind of love Lisa Winkler and Coco Rocha's campaign for Longchamp, but this photo made us cock our heads to one side and say, "huh?" Although the two models are supposed to be dancing and playing on the streets of NYC (fun!) we're not sure we believe Winkler's pose here. Either her legs are actually very VERY long or something's been tampered with. (Courtesy photo)
Peet Dullaert (53 of73)
Model Iris van Berne is photographed in this campaign for Dutch label Peet Dullaert. We're not sure if the campaign was all about trying to confuse the eye into thinking the clothes have been drawn on, but either way there is some MAJOR Photoshop action going on here. (Courtesy photo)
Set (54 of73)
Can we just say...OW! Russian model Anna Selezneva has been stretched to her limit in this photo for German label Set. While her left leg is lifted onto a couch, her right leg has been attacked by some vicious monster that bit right into her thigh! Also, this is a terrible Photoshop job. Terrible.(Courtesy photo)
Victoria's Secret (55 of73)
Doutzen Kroes looks very sharp in a new photo, modeling Victoria's Secret's new Printed Chiffon Robe. Although we all know that the lingerie retailer is Photoshop-happy, we're surprised to see how terrible their work on this robe is! It reminds us of something we may have made on Window Paint. (Courtesy photo)
Hollister(56 of73)
Hollister's new ad campaign is as ab-happy as the rest, but the company seems to have gone a little crop-happy as well. What happened to the male model's left leg? Also, the female model's head is poorly placed at the same height as his, meaning that the photo editing folk had to elongate her torso and still, her neck looks wonky. Hollister replaced the ad that had originally been on their Facebook page with a new ad that fixed the models' legs. Still doesn't look quite right.
Kate Hudson for Ann Taylor (57 of73)
We've tried to replicate this pose and it's pretty much impossible, leading us to believe that Kate Hudson's head must have been Photoshopped to achieve an edgy look requiring almost no neck.
Banana Republic Knee Failure(58 of73)
Imagine our surprise when we opened our Banana Republic email newsletter to find a Photoshop fail. At first glance, there's nothing wrong with this picture and the two perfect-looking models look pretty much normal. A closer look, however, will reveal a Photoshop flub in the patellar region. The female model's knee looks like it's been rotated in the wrong direction and so not knobby that it basically doesn't exist!
Natasha Poly for Vogue Russia (59 of73)
When we saw this cover of Vogue Russia, we were confused to see Natasha Poly's hand growing out of her head. We put this Photoshop fail to the test and realized that the model's pose is replicable, though a bad choice for the cover of a magazine.
Lily Donaldson for Vogue Russia (60 of73)
We know that models are flexible. They contort their bodies this way and that just to get that perfect pose--edgy and elegant. So when we saw this we weren't sure if it was a Photoshop fail or if Donaldson is a fan of Bikram yoga. Still, the curve of her back looks to have been accentuated and the angle of her head made to perfectly match that of her left thigh.
Lara Stone for Calvin Klein Jeans(61 of73)
Amidst the controversy about Calvin Klein's ad campaign featuring Lara Stone, someone must have forgotten to make sure that all of the models' limbs were complete in this photo. Take a look, Lara's left hand (or parts of it?) is missing, seemingly swallowed by the sleeve of her leather jacket.
INGA by Inga Savits (62 of73)
The model in this photo for Inga Savtis's catalogue either has an extremely long upper chest or her bra has been Photoshopped to appear lower than it possibly could. As a matter of fact, the bra looks like it's at the level of where her ribs should be. We know that models can do nearly impossible things with their bodies, but this is too much.
Catherine McNeill for Diesel: Portraits For Successful Living (63 of73)
Diesel encourages us to water our plants while topless to live successfully. Thanks Diesel! However, we'd like to suggest that they use less shadowing techniques in their photo editing to create a successfully flub-less ad. Catherine McNeill looks strangely un-proportioned with her left arm casting a darker shadow than it should on her torso and her left hip bone jutting out in an awkward angle.
Emma Stone for Vogue (64 of73)
Emma Stone is suffering a case of the missing hand in this spread for Vogue. Apart from her non-existant left hand, Stone's body looks strange, as if the top half is in a different dimension than her bottom half, which makes her waist look tiny and unnatural.
Victoria's Secret Thigh Fail (65 of73)
All of us have complained about our thighs at one time or another, but at least we have thighs! This poor Victoria's Secret model had either been horseback riding for days straight before this shoot or VS's photo editors carved out her thighs. It's a wonder that the company still has this photo on their Facebook page when their mistake is so blatant.
Viva! Magazine(66 of73)
The model on Brazil's Viva! magazine is so airbrushed and Photoshopped, she looks more like a cartoon than a real person. What most attracted us to this glossy cover, however, were the model's teeth: not only are they glossy white but they also lead to a red cavern of a mouth with no variations in color or texture.
Katarzyna Cichopek(67 of73)
Polish actress Katarzyna Cichopek looks just like a Barbie doll on the June 2012 cover of Cosmopolitan Poland. Cichopek's body has been airbrushed so much, it looks plastic! (Courtesy photo)
Jessica Alba(68 of73)
Jessica Alba had a dose of over-enthused retouching on the June 2012 cover of Marie Claire. The whole cover seems washed in a bright pink haze, and something seems a little robot-y about it to us. Maybe it's the way they did her hair?(Courtesy photo)
Ann Taylor's Twill Shorts(69 of73)
In this online ad for Ann Taylor LOFT Linen Twill Shorts, the model appears to have a thumb emerging directly out of her arm, above the wrist. (Courtesy photo)
Drawn On Bra(70 of73)
PSDisasters.com first pointed out this photo from ASOS clothing's Facebook page. Clearly, there was some Photoshopping going on here, and it was done horribly as this model's bra and panties look like they were literally drawn onto her body.(Courtesy photo)
Oasis' Butterfly Maxi Dress(71 of73)
This model looks beautiful in the Butterfly Maxi Dress from Oasis clothing, except there seems to be something missing. Oh, right. One of her feet has magically disappeared!(Courtesy photo)
Eniko Mihalik(72 of73)
This poor girl. Either model Eniko Mihalik has giant feet or there was some bad photoshopping done on this June 2012 Harper's Bazaar Spain cover. (Courtesy photo)
The Kardashians (73 of73)
Kourtney Kardashian recently posted a photo on her blog of her and her sisters posing for their Kardashian Kollection lingerie line. Like most of their ads, these girls look slimmed, enhanced and a little too flawless, thanks to some serious airbrushing. (Kourtney Kardashian photo)