Swimsuit shopping online can be a nightmare, as we're usually faced with shots of young models with taut bodies, zero body hair and no sign of any blemishes.
But now clothing website ASOS is being applauded after its latest swimsuit campaign featured untouched photos of models, including acne, birth marks and stretch marks.
People have taken to Twitter to congratulate the brand on its inclusive campaign.
"So impressed with ASOS for not airbrushing the models," one user commented.
"ASOS not editing out girl's stretch marks on their swimwear photos is giving me so much life, look how beautiful they all are," another wrote.
ASOS has also exercised size inclusivity, with its plus-sized line, ASOS Curve, launched in 2010, and its men's tall and plus-sized lines debuted earlier this year.
Newshub.
