Katy Perry after becoming a mother, during an episode of American Idol, the pop star, who last August had Daisy with her partner Orlando Bloom, revealed that being a mother does not leave her much time for herself and that she has stopped worrying about growing up some hair on the legs.
Perry, who is on the talent show jury, didn't hesitate to show her natural legs to both the other judges and the audience.
"He really has hair" - said Luke Bryan.
Perry is not the only celebrity who has chosen not to shave or at least who gives herself the choice if and when to do it.
In a moment of great discussion about body positivity, inclusion, re-appropriation of aesthetic freedom and escaping commercial dictates, there are many celebrities who testify to a noshave or novax choice (not to be confused with those against vaccines).
Like Emma Corrin, The Crown's “Lady Diana”, model Ashley Graham, Madonna's daughter and model Lourdes Leon.
Model Emily Ratajkowski, new mother, appeared on the cover of Harper's Bazaar with unshaved armpits, also stressing it is a personal choice.
Actress Amanda Stenberg, Paris Jackson, Miley Cyrus are also on the list of the battle against shaved armpits.
While they chose not to shave their legs anymore, Rowan Blanchard, Willow Smith, while Gwyneth Paltrow said years ago that she doesn't shave her groin
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In the Adidas campaign for the workout wardrobe, created with Stella McCartney, the model is the British pole dancer Leila Davis: in the shot she shows off a thick down under her arms.
Under the post over 80 thousand comments.
Many emphasize the horror vision, many others thank the brand for showing a woman who is not a slave to the aesthetic dictatorship that for years has forced the female body to be perfectly smooth.
"Thank you for supporting women in having the choice to do with their bodies however they want. Men can have body hair .. so why is it not fully accepted in society for women yet? Nice post", yes read in the comments.
