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Our antagonist symbolises the issues of the modern world where women are prone to low self-esteem and eating disorders and other psychological issues due to the fear of being classified as anything less than beautiful. Ageing is no longer a natural stage of life, but a horror and devastating progression. Many women who are obsessed with looking younger and more beautiful are going through with procedures that supposedly promise them happiness and self-fulfillment, and they do this without even thinking twice about the risk that accompanies these invasive surgeries. Our antagonist also makes drastic and unerasable choices by murdering innocent women just to be able to stay youthful.

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Jame Gumb (known by the nickname Buffalo Bill) is a character and the primary antagonist ofThe Silence of the Lambs. In the film, he is a serial killer who murders overweight women and skins them so he can make a "woman suit" for himself.
This is similar to the antagonist in our film in the ways that they both find use of the skin of their victims to mend their insecurities

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The synopsis of this film is "When aspiring model Jesse moves to Los Angeles, her youth and vitality are devoured by a group of beauty-obsessed women who will take any means necessary to get what she has."
The antagonists in The Neon Demon is extremely similar to the antagonist in our film as they are all women, living as victims of the modern society where the importance of beauty is enforced to women of all ages. This lead to insanity in both of the cases and the women committing unspeakable crimes due to the belief that it will make them more beautiful.

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In tandem with the growing media coverage on celebrity beauty trends, society's obsession over youth and beauty has also been intensifying. Plastic surgery, liposuction and many other types of cosmetic surgery has become common amongst young and middle aged women. Our film opening takes this concept to the extreme where the antagonist is excessively obsessed over staying youthful and beautiful even as she ages and her skin condition starts to deteriorate. This is shown through the array of beauty magazines she uses as inspiration and the bathroom scene where she obsessively looks into the mirror and notices her imperfections. Our product represents this obsession by portraying the antagonist as a psychopathic killer corrupted by media's beauty standards who uses victims' skin to stay "youthful" and "beautiful"

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Unrealistic Standards of beauty for Women today

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Unrealistic Standards of beauty for Women today

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There have been many debates regarding the beauty standards of the modern day world created by the media. Magazines, advertisements and fashion billboards often feature flawless looking models with ageless skin and slim bodies. Many argue that it has unknowingly become a social norm to look like the models seen on tv to be deemed attractive with the idea that they can only be beautiful if they have long legs, great hair, and curves in all the right places. According to modern day society, girls should walk and talk pretty, have perfect skin, and cake on makeup; they should watch their weight and keep up with the newest trends in fashion.
Examples of this can be seen in our film opening such as the wall of collage and magazine cut-outs of faces and bodies of successful beautiful models that many women aspire to look like. It is obvious that the antagonist in our film opening is also a victim of the unrealistic standards of beauty and is also a victim of low self-esteem due to this shown by the makeup products on her desk