The Telegraph fashion team: Sophie Tobin, Lisa Armstrong, Charlotte Moore, Melissa Twigg and Tamara Abraham - Rii Schroer

Body hang ups. Almost all of us have them. If we don’t, we’re considered a humility vacuum. Meanwhile, the body positivity movement is changing the language used to describe the way we look. We’re discouraged from thinking in terms of flaws and encouraged to focus on the positives. Nothing radical about that - a song entitled Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive became a huge hit in 1944. Back then, the bolstering was generally accompanied by a hefty dose of what would have been called “home truths”.