Alesha: Look But Don't Touch

In this documentary, Alesha Dixon investigates the growing pressures on women to conform to idealized body types through the lens of airbrushing and retouching in magazine photography. With a runtime of 60 minutes, the film includes poignant moments such as Alesha attending an 18-year-old's breast augmentation procedure and discussions with fashion insiders like Liz Jones and fellow celebrity Cheryl Cole about the beauty industry's demands.

Alesha's journey prompts a discussion about whether the images we see in magazines celebrate the female form or impose harmful standards. She even appears on a magazine cover showcasing her own unretouched body, further emphasizing her message. This documentary not only sheds light on the beauty industry's practices but also encourages a broader dialogue about body image in society.