Ashley Graham wears 'full glam' makeup to online meetings

Ashley Graham wearing 'full glam' makeup. Picture: Instagram

Ashley Graham wearing 'full glam' makeup. Picture: Instagram

Published Mar 26, 2020

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Ashley Graham is wearing "full glam" to her online business meetings to help clear her "brain fog".

The 32-year-old model is staying at home amidst the coronavirus pandemic but has decided to do a full face of make up to all her online meetings and video calls to stop the "brain fog" she has been feeling.

She wrote on Instagram: "Anyone else wearing full glam to zoom meetings and dinner with the family? ... But in all honesty, getting ready and feeling like I am in my routine for a few minutes of the day gave me a short escape from the brain fog I've been feeling. Wearing my @revlon Tropical Vibes collection (and trying to channel some warmer vibes in chilly Nebraska) (sic)"

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Anyone else wearing full glam to zoom meetings and dinner with the family?🙋🏻‍♀️ But in all honesty, getting ready and feeling like I am in my routine for a few minutes of the day gave me a short escape from the brain fog I’ve been feeling. Wearing my @revlon Tropical Vibes collection (and trying to channel some warmer vibes in chilly Nebraska)

A post shared by A S H L E Y G R A H A M(@ashleygraham) on Mar 23, 2020 at 5:10pm PDT

Ashley is very open and honest about her body and she previously insisted modelling has given her a "platform" to deliver a message of positivity to other women around the world.

Ashley - who has her own podcast, called 'Pretty Big Deal' - said: "I think modelling gave me a platform in general and I think now more than ever, models have the opportunity to talk about things that are important to them, social issues. We have a platform now where we should be using it to change people's lives, to give information to people in whatever capacity that is for you. 

"With this podcast, I have full control. I own the narrative, and I think that there's something incredibly liberating about that. When it comes to fashion, I'm literally giving up my body and face to a company or to a magazine, who could edit me and in 'Pretty Big Deal', I'm unedited. 

"I put myself on the line, I talk about felling insecure about my body and my ups and downs with food and men, family, it runs the gamut - and I think that people know when they're coming down and sitting on my couch, it's about truth and honesty."

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