They have different beauties and i love it so much ♥♥

A woman is an amazing, wonderful and beautiful creation.

These are so beautiful and pure! I love them so much :)

These women are beautiful, fierce warriors, no doubt about it. But why is it only women who are considered less than beautiful if they have scars or other physical "imperfections"? .

Maybe we could try men next. :)

i am currently recuperating from surgery that has left a 12 in scar in my leg. i will soon have a matching one on the other. i have had over 19 surgeries so far and my body looks like a road map. while i was still in hospital i made the comment to the physical therapist that i remembered when my body was so strong and her response was this; yes, it means that you lived a life full of activity and every deformity, scar, or imperfection from my disease means that is a map of my journey. what she wanted to know was how i wanted to end my journey - with a feeling of futility or one of conquering a challenge. that got me to thinking. i think i want to end it sliding into home sideways screaming, whoo-hoo what a ride it has been!

Damn girls, or I should say ladies. This just gave me a boost towards my own looks and confidence. I've only been in a wheelchair since 2014 and I'm just really starting to get back to my confident self again. Thank you vary much.

Thank you so much! I have nothing more to add that hasn't already been said.

Very very very well done photos.

Why in the world do they have to be in bikinis? This isn't celebrating them. It's objectifying them. Can we just stop doing this to women?

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Take normal people [to me they are all normal, everyone has something] and chuck gold into their faces and photograph it and everyone is like "ooooh they are so beautiful". I find that a bit patronising and pretentious, as if they are so disabled that they need this gold c**p to stand out in a positive way. Just take good photos of everyone and I mean everyone, yes even those that done't have a limb missing or have Down syndrome and it would be far more inclusive. A lot of so called perfect or beautiful people can suffer from invisible scars like grief, depression, victimisation etc, but you can't chuck gold at them and get millenials fall over crying...

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They were just covering the scars with glitter. That's not celebrating scars, that's covering them with something shiny.

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Next you should do a photoshoot of dripping anuses with gold paint and glitter on them. You know, to celebrate the beauty of diversity and strength from vulnerability.