"H&M puts real model heads on fake bodies. via Jezebel:  The bodies of most of the models H&M features on its website are computer-generated and ""completely virtual,"" the company has admitted. H&M designs a body that can better display clothes made for humans than humans can, then digitally pastes on the heads of real women in post-production. For now — in the future, even models' faces won't be considered perfect enough for online fast fashion, and we'll buy all of our clothing from cyborgs. (This news sort of explains this.) But man, isn't looking at the four identical bodies with different heads so uncanny? Duly noted that H&M made one of the fake bodies black. You can't say that the fictional, Photoshopped, mismatched-head future of catalog modeling isn't racially diverse.   eta that literally no one will see: we've started a petition on Change.org asking H&M to either end this practice or expand it to include customizable body types—a tool they USED to have and that's easily attainable through this technology."
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