Kate Winslet graced the cover of Vogue this month.
But they decided to make her already stunning good looks completely flawless by giving the 38-year-old a heavily airbrushed make-over, removing all of the actress' supposed flaws.
The Daily Mail Celebrity tweeted the cover, which shows her looking strangely unblemished as she gazes at the camera.
Kate’s mole - which is usually on her right cheek - has been totally removed.
Her skin which, let’s face it, at 38-years-old must have at least a couple of laughter lines, has been made alarmingly wrinkle-free and flawless.
Her already blue eyes have been strikingly brightened and look much like the massive diamond from the Titanic film. However eyes are not diamonds, and this looks weird.
As if airbrushing her features wasn’t enough, it appears that the post-production crew has also meddled with her bone structure, giving her jawline a tweak and finishing with a soft focus effect.
Fans have already taken to Twitter to express their outrage at the fashion mag cover, with one user writing: "Eeeek, Kate Winslet once again airbrushed into a different person."
Another asks: "Why has #KateWinslet been airbrushed to plastic on the cover of Vogue?"
Kate has famously rejected the concept of airbrushing since her cover shot for GQ in 2003, which saw the mother-of-two heavily edited.
At the time she stated: “The retouching is excessive. I do not look like that and more importantly, I don’t desire to look like that.”
“I actually have a Polaroid that the photographer gave me on the day of the shoot…I can tell you they've reduced the size of my legs by about a third. For my money it looks pretty good the way it was taken.”
It remains to be seen whether, a decade later and a few facial lines older, she retains the same morals.
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