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The campaign went global. Dolly had single-handedly started the "body positivity" movement nearly a decade before the term existed.

No skin smoothing. No teeth whitening. No waist slimming. Dolly demanded that the final print ads show her cellulite, her freckles, and the faint chicken pox scar on her left temple. dolly supermodel part 1 of 5 top

Photographer Stefano Gabbana (unrelated to the brand) was shooting a conceptual story for Vogue Italia titled "La Brutta," or "The Ugly." The theme was discomfort. When the original model refused to go outside in a flash flood, Dolly volunteered. The campaign went global

Dolly proved that a model could have a voice—a loud, unfiltered, slightly drunk voice—and that authenticity sells better than airbrushed smiles. 5. The "No Retouching" Contract (1994) Our final entry in the Top 5 of Part 1 is the most radical move of Dolly’s early career. After landing the campaign for Calvin Klein’s "Reality" fragrance, Dolly added a rider to her contract that froze the blood of the advertising executives: No retouching. Not a single pixel. No teeth whitening