The controversy just keeps coming for Fashion Police star Giuliana Rancic. Just a few weeks after her she offended Zendaya Coleman on air, and alongside her ongoing feud with Maria Menounos, it seems that Rancic is at the center of a major photoshop conspiracy. While most celebrities are caught digitally slimming down their figures, Giuliana got the whistle blown on her for actually beefing up her frame, at least according to new reports.
The star has been drawing a lot of criticism during the last couple of months over her skinny figure, but in her new ad for her HSN fashion line the E! host is looking considerably more curvaceous, making some critics scratch their heads.
According to Radar Online, the 40-year-old star's new G by Giuliana ads look a lot different then her look at the Grammy and Oscar Awards earlier this winter.
The news site brought in an expert Alan Berry, a New York celebrity photographer, to break down the new ad campaign and whether or not the company used photoshop to give Rancic curves that didn't exist.
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"Look at the width of her face, the distance from the corners of her mouth to the edge of her cheeks," the expert told the site. "Most people want their face slimmed, but here, she had her face stretched. Her jawline appears to have been reconstructed."
The photographer explained that digital tricks were used to create a different image from the one that was taken.
"The artist took her hip out to create the illusion of curves," Barry added. "Someone must have been concerned she didn't look shapely enough."
However, Giuliana slammed rumors of being too skinny in an interview with In Touch Weekly after reading a comment someone wrote about her not wanting to carry a baby in fear of gaining weight.
"I read a comment on some article, 'She doesn't want to carry a baby ... because she doesn't want to get fat.' I'm like, how disgusting is that? How about I'm on medication that prevents me? It's just awful."
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