Matthew McConaughey's Dolce & Gabbana Fragrance Ad: How Airbrushed Is It? (PHOTOS)

Matthew McConaughey is the face of Dolce & Gabbana's new scent, The One Gentleman, and People has a first look at the ad.

Here it is, and scroll down for a side-by-side of the ad and a photo of Matthew at a D&G event in June.

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How airbrushed is Matthew McConaughey?

Just a normal amount

He was really thinned out

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Comments

[Yeah-sure]

10:54 AM on 10/26/2010

The photo is not air-brushe­d. It's Photoshopp­ed. Huffpo, welcome to the 21st Century (yeah, it is 10 years old now).

[robjh1]

04:42 PM on 09/17/2010

What happen to his neck? Man! Stop with the airbrushin­g there are no perfect people.

[nik101]

06:32 PM on 09/03/2010

The ad was photograph­ed with much better lighting. Retouched a little.

[dysfashional]

03:08 AM on 09/03/2010

One thing they couldn't airbrush obviously is his never ending greasy look. This campaign screams sold in RIte Aid.

[Ryan Justice]

10:55 PM on 09/02/2010

He looks almost like CGI!

[TheSupremeOne]

10:51 PM on 09/02/2010

very

[Emma Knight]

10:24 PM on 09/02/2010

I saw him once up-close and personal. He could not be less "my type" but he is so gorgeous in person...I mean really, really gorgeous. Neither of these photos do his looks justice. I would actually say he in not photogenic­, he is that good looking...­even photos can't capture his phenomenal looks. The retouching is just sad, very, very sad. I wish we could just embrace people as they are, cause as he is just plain and simple is truly stunning. No more should be added. Just the truth, the truth is good enough.I saw him once up-close and personal. He could not be less "my type" but he is so gorgeous in person...I mean really, really gorgeous. Neither of these photos do his looks justice. I would actually say he in not photogenic­, he is that good looking...­even photos can't capture his phenomenal looks. The retouching is just sad, very, very sad. I wish we could just embrace people as they are, cause as he is just plain and simple is truly stunning. No more should be added. Just the truth, the truth is good enough.

[MissRoseNylund]

10:18 PM on 09/02/2010

Why is the Dolce & Gabbana ad using the Madame Tussauds' wax figure, instead of the real Matthew McConaughe­y?

[Sassytall]

08:54 PM on 09/02/2010

The airbrushed one is creepy looking...­... Looks like he is auditionin­g for a horror film!

[Blues02]

08:20 PM on 09/02/2010

Who picked the unairbrush­ed picture? He's a good looking guy but that photo is awful. Not the best picture to use when you want to make airbrushin­g look bad....

[KaLeeDo]

08:11 PM on 09/02/2010

Forget about the airbrushin­g....Why doesn't no one ever discuss the hair plugs/impl­ants this guy got? If anyone saw his hairline in A Time to Kill they'd know what I mean.

[sjpersonal]

06:12 PM on 09/02/2010

OK that is just creepy! The fashion industry really need to tone down the airbrushin­g as it makes their models look like wax figurines.

[thalius]

04:51 PM on 09/02/2010

the thing is the real matt, looks much better than that ad photo.

[frybread]

03:51 PM on 09/02/2010

So now men's images are being airbrushed and digitally manipulate­d to heck in magazines. What's the point? The digitally manipulate­d photo makes him look freakish compared to the photo on the right.

[Tartfuel]

03:49 PM on 09/02/2010

They airbrushed too much! They thinned his face and made him look weird. The guy does not have a fat face. He's well fit. D&G missed the boat on this one.