Jennifer Lawrence, widely known for her roles in *The Hunger Games* and *X-Men*, recently shared some painful experiences from her early days in Hollywood at Elle’s Women in Hollywood event.

Reflecting on the pressures she faced, Lawrence revealed how she was once asked by a female producer to participate in a humiliating nude lineup alongside other women who were thinner, with only tape covering their private areas.

The producer suggested she use the photos as “inspiration” to lose weight, leaving her feeling dehumanized.

Lawrence also shared how another producer made uncomfortable comments about her appearance, calling her “perfectly f*ckable” rather than addressing her concerns about body image pressures.

As a young actress, Lawrence struggled with the pressure to conform, fearing that speaking up would result in being labeled “difficult.” She emphasized how important it is to create a safer and more respectful environment for those in the industry, especially after the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

Despite these challenges, Lawrence used her role as Katniss Everdeen to challenge Hollywood’s beauty standards, promoting strength and health over unrealistic ideals.

Today, she continues to advocate for respect, equality, and a safer space for all individuals pursuing their dreams in the industry.