Model Reveals Cellulite in Target's Newest Swimsuit Campaign

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Model Denise Bidot embodies the new body-positive #TargetSwim campaign. Target is doing its part to eliminate the pervasive societal pressure to look like a supermodel in a swimsuit by proving that women of all sizes and shapes can look glorious in bikinis, monokinis, and everything in between — and have every right to feel fully empowered donning them. In its #TargetSwim campaign to promote its new swimwear line, which includes “suits for every beach body under the sun,” according to its corporate site, Target has teamed up with a diverse group of body-positive models.
Model Denise Bidot embodies the new body-positive #TargetSwim campaign. Target is doing its part to eliminate the pervasive societal pressure to look like a supermodel in a swimsuit by proving that women of all sizes and shapes can look glorious in bikinis, monokinis, and everything in between — and have every right to feel fully empowered donning them. In its #TargetSwim campaign to promote its new swimwear line, which includes “suits for every beach body under the sun,” according to its corporate site, Target has teamed up with a diverse group of body-positive models.
Model Denise Bidot embodies the new body-positive #TargetSwim campaign. Target is doing its part to eliminate the pervasive societal pressure to look like a
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