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Mrs. Russel demonstrated this by showing two pictures taken on the same day. One was a edited picture from a magazine and another one was a completely different picture of her. This showed that being a model completely change her and made her insecure.

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When Mrs. Russel changed her appearance in front of the stage. She emphasized how the audience would immediately change their opinion of her, since she wasn't as "pretty" as before. She also explains how she was born given a platform of privilege.

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Fall 2019

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Spain 2015 Cameron Russell

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Motherhood

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Cameron Russell

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Cameron Russell: Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model.

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Cameron Russell admits she won "a genetic lottery": she's tall, pretty and an underwear model. But don't judge her by her looks. In this fearless talk, she takes a wry look at the industry that had her looking highly seductive at barely 16 years old.

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Throughout the TED Talk, Mrs.Russell emphasized her presentation with strong pathos and ethos with  colloquialism and rhetorical questioning. Some key terms included: superficial, image, powerful, insecurity and view.

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Throughout the TED Talk, there seems to be a pattern of a common theme based on self image, insecurities, public image, societal standards of beauty and societal bias towards individuals with certain characteristics.

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Cameron Russell
American fashion model
Activist

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To inspire people to become comfortable by acknowledging the power of image in an individuals perceived successes and perceived failures.

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TED Talk viewers

TED Talk audience

People who aspire to become models

Insecure people

General public

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Biased social structure
Self image through high esteemed industries i.e modeling, social media, etc.
Self worth through public image
Gender and racial oppression

Some modeling agencies may feel as if they are thrown under a negative spotlight by excluding certain characteristics

Some may feel empowered through the understanding of public image

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Strong notion of insecurities through young women

Self image inside modeling industry

Racial and gender oppression in the American society

Legacy of white, slim,  and young  women

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Rhetorical questioning
Personal narrative
Colloquialism
Diction

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Ethos: Russell showcases her credibility by acknowledging the fact that she is a model and mother.

Pathos: Presents through diction and personal experiences with modeling and self image examples.

Logos: Presenting through the statisitcs of young women with insecurities and statistics based on racial and gender oppression of minorities.

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Russell presents her TED Talk through humor by acknowledging that her change of clothing was awkward and then shifts into a serious and inspirational attitude by adding her statistics and personal experiences with self image

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Claims:

Modeling and public identity does not show value to anyone’s worth.

Public images are superficial yet powerful on influence.

As a white, young and slim woman, Mrs.Russell encounters a genetic and legacy favor than others such as minorities.

Modeling does not define oneself.

The most slim or “perfect” person is the most insecure.

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Mrs. Russel explains how all her life she has been judged by her appearance. How all her career bases of on looks. How all her life she has been materialized for a pretty face and not for herself.