Shape of You

Under the weight of societal expectations, we often contort ourselves into unfamiliar shapes, trying to fit a mold we feel pressured to occupy. "Shape of You" reflects how women are frequently seen not for who they are, but for how they appear. By emphasizing the model's heels whilst covering her face, the images highlight how appearances become the focal point, reducing everything else to something secondary. The work gestures toward the quiet difficulty of existing under that gaze.