Designers in 15 different countries Photoshopped this man to make him 'more attractive'

#16 The original Image

The concept of beauty is different in different countries. So a New York based photographer's picture was sent to editors all around the world. The brief was fairly simple; they had to edit it and make it better according to the taste of their country.

The image that you see above is the original image. Now see how editors from different countries have edited this picture differently.

#15 South Africa

So if this man was a South African citizen, this is how his countrymen would've liked him. They like muscular people, the editing clearly states that.

#14 Colombia

This is how he should look in Colombia. This picture suggests that Colombians are definitely not much into muscles and cuttings.

#13 Pakistan

So there's not much difference between Colombia and Pakistan. Its just that the Pakistani designer cleaned up most of the man's body hair, trimmed his waist, and evened out the skin tone.

Checkout what Russian and American editors did with this picture ahead.

#12 Egypt

Next up in the list is Egypt. I think Egyptians are more into abs, beard and hair!

#11 Russia

So the Russian editor has changed the face of this man entirely. This is what Russian's like. Long hair, fair skin.

#10 Spain

Next up is Spain. No muscles required. This is what Spanish editors did with the picture.

#9 Philippines

In the Philippines, it appears abs are extremely important. Also, the man in the picture looks little tall.

Check out what American and British editors did with the picture ahead.

#8 China

So Chinese like their men to be like this. Not very bulked up!

#7 Indonesia

So the Indonesian editor paid particular attention to slimming down the photographer's cheeks.

#6 Australia

Main focus of the Australian designer was on face. They kept his general size, made him slightly tanner, and emphasized the jawline.

#5 UK

This is what UK editor did. He slimmed the male photographer way down. They didn't bother including too many muscles.

Do not miss the work of the American editor ahead...