Beauty Makeup Face The Colored Girl Project Is the Celebration of Black Beauty We Need Their first campaign is stunning. By Kelly Bryant Kelly Bryant Kelly Bryant is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor who covers all things beauty, wellness, and entertainment. She has contributed to dozens of print and online publications including Teen, Fit Pregnancy, Glamour, AOL, OK! Magazine, InStyle, The Stir, and Martha Stewart Weddings. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on June 24, 2016 @ 06:00AM Pin Share Tweet Email Photo: Getty While we're slowly seeing more diversity in the media, whether that be ad campaigns or editorials, it's clear we have a long way to go before there isn't one conventional beauty standard. Women and girls of all ages should be able to identify with the faces they see on screen and in the pages of magazines because, after all, there's beauty in absolutely everyone and we need to be reminded of that. New Study Reveals the Importance of Body Positivity Essence brought our attention to The "Colored Girl" campaign (TCG), aimed at celebrating black women of every size, shape, and skin tone. It recently launched with a striking photo series shot by Joey Rosado featuring 10 gorgeous ladies, each with their own unique look. Thank you to everyone who tuned in to tonight's #periscope. Your energy was AMAZING!! 425 viewers from all over the world; Spain, Turkey, England, Germany, Dubai, USA!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! It is because of you all that The "Colored" Girl has been such a success!! Xoxo @srvj & @stylebytori #TCG A photo posted by The "C" Girl (@thecgirlinc) on Jun 23, 2016 at 7:23pm PDT "I started the 'The Colored Girl' Project because I wanted to show the different aspects of beauty as it pertains to Black women," says TCG founder Tori Elizabeth in an interview with Essence. "I wanted to highlight and celebrate our unique beauty: our eyes, our lips, our cheekbones. I wanted women from different social and cultural backgrounds. I wanted women with angular eyes, women with freckles and fair skin, and women with really rich, ebony skin. It's so important to be proud of who we are and showcase the beauty of blackness." This Bridal Party Just Won Wedding Season Embracing Their Natural Hair 1 hour until we are LIVE on #periscope #TCG @srvj @stylebytori Information in bio 👑 A photo posted by The "C" Girl (@thecgirlinc) on Jun 23, 2016 at 4:05pm PDT We're excited to hear more from the campaign in the future and the follow the impact resulting from their beautiful message.