The influencer appeared on the red carpet of the Venice film festival, whose face is marked with a blue stain in a light black dress. A portrait of an example of “face positivism”.
Wearing a jacket over a bra and a sheer skirt or a cut-out and low-cut black dress, the Italian influencer and model brings glamor to the Venice Film Festival. And by the way, make a difference on the red carpet in her first appearance at this film event.
The characteristic of a young woman. A blue birthmark covering half of his face. What some might see as an “imperfection” she made her strength and a key element of her uniqueness. In the description of her Instagram page (which has nearly 350,000 followers), she announces the color, introducing herself as a model who wants to “redefine the standards of beauty. [sa] birthmark”.
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However, it has not always been easy for these Turinese to accept his uniqueness. Called a nevus of Ota, this hyperpigmentation, which can be bluish-gray or brown, and which is often accompanied by eye pigmentation, appeared on the face of a young woman during childhood.
Indeed, several photos shared on his account show that this brand has gradually expanded.
He then assured the pages of the Italian edition Grace that every morning, for ten years, she put on makeup for at least two hours to hide this stain. And wore special contact lenses. “No one at school ever knew I had this spot. I did not accept myself. Before the fear of judgment from others, it was me who didn’t see myself as normal.”
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The desire to hide that he will gradually refuse to show himself naturally in front of friends and then on social networks. He wrote on Instagram: “For eighteen years I hid my appearance, and in order to try to look like others, I stopped looking like myself.” He dropped his mask to find himself. “My psychologist was right, the gaze of others has never destroyed me. In fact, with every exposure, I come out stronger, freer, more myself.”
in the interview given to Harper’s Bazaar she explains that at one point she decided to be whatever she wanted, “even a model. […] It’s a way to make other girls feel less alone and isolated like little Carlotta. I hope that no one feels excluded because it is impossible to accept a part of themselves. I challenged the standards of beauty to show that we can be ourselves without adhering to unrealistic standards.”
A decision to embrace herself as her community greets her with every post. “This is one of the most amazing birthmarks I’ve ever seen. You look like a sexy cyborg”, “Oh my god, you look like a character out of a fantasy book, you look amazing”, “What a great gift to be so special”, “You look like eclipse”… Often new subscribers believe at first are that it is makeup. “I was like ‘wow, what a great make-up’, then I realized it wasn’t and I thought ‘She’s a very beautiful woman, no need’, ‘You have such a great face. At first I thought it was makeup, but then I realized it was your skin.”
A true ambassador body positivism more precisely resist positivismCarlotta multiplies fashion collaborations (Amazon, Hugo Boss…) or makeup (Sephora, It Cosmetics…).
And now invited to the Milan Fashion Week or the Venice Film Festival. So much proof that he has managed to establish himself in the world of influence. The Italian also wrote a book. CancellableWith the subtitle “What is hidden behind our masks?” He shares his experience with this benign disease.
“I am now free to express myself in all aspects without fear of consequences and without any standards of beauty. This freedom allowed me to see Carlotta as a unique person, with her own characteristics, like everyone else,” she always trusted. Harper’s Bazaarr last July. A sense of freedom that she clearly intends to continue promoting, whether it’s on her networks or on the red carpet at a world-renowned event like Mostra.
Source: Le Figaro
