Sofia Vergara just flaunted a pair of jeans from her new Walmart collection in two mirror selfies that showcased her stunning figure.
While many of her followers complimented her beauty and sultry style in the shots, others alleged that she edited the photos using Photoshop because of the “off,” “strange,” and “weird” background.
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Did Sofia Vergara Use Photoshop In Her Latest Mirror Selfies? Some Fans Think So
On October 22nd, Vergara, 51, captioned her two-part upload: "#sofiavergara jeans for @walmart" with a denim pant and red heart emoji. She added: #theMarisol." In the pics, she donned a low-rise pair from her fashion line along with a loose-fitting lacy black tank top, a shimmering silver charm necklace and chunky rings.
Users headed to her comment section to share their thoughts. "Wow nice fitting jeans," one wrote as another added: "Always gorgeous." Someone else took a closer look at the background in the Modern Family alum's selfies, and asked: "why is the fireplace bending?"
One other chimed in, writing to the America's Got Talent judge: "Not the photoshopping in Walmart jeans." More began to call this out, too. "Photoshopped, bent fireplace," another quipped as someone replied: "It's bent towards her back/ waist in the first slide, then perfectly straight in the second slide."
While Vergara has not responded to these latest photo-editing claims, this also isn't the first time she has been accused of this. Last month, the popular Instagram account @celebface (where fans often compare photos of celebrities that might have gone under the knife or used photo editing apps and filters) shared a video of Vergara applying powder foundation, and fans claimed to see a filter blurring her face as she moved her hand.
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"I just don’t get it. How can showing a super edited version of yourself make you feel good? It’s so contradictory," one commented at the time as someone else wrote: "This is so sad. I worry about the next generation and all the impacts this will have on them."
While it can’t exactly be proven that Vergara used face-editing apps, many commenters were convinced, noting that specific effects are more noticeable than others.
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"Facetune has a video editing feature now – it mainly is for the face (duh) but I think u can slim urself too! I love using facetune’s features, no shade! But it’s funny that people don’t think we can tell. Takes one to know one," one wrote.
Another chimed in: "Yes it’s called PrettyUp I use it." Another replied: "The sad thing is all of these women are gorgeous in reality and still feel pressured to attain unattainable standards. It’s not the celebs, it’s the shallowness of the industry."
