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"Hot girl summer...."

 We keep hearing all about "hot girl summer" and I love the sentiment of celebrating yourself and your beauty, unfortunately it seems to imply "Hot" is a standard of beauty. I believe we are all "hot" when we are confident and living our best life! I want to inspire us all to love ourselves as we are! I hope you see the images below and see the beauty in all of our sizes shapes and body types! 























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