Banijay Group is the world's largest independent content creation Group for television and multimedia platforms. Banijay Group is present in 16 territories.
Banijay Group is the world's largest independent content creation Group for television and multimedia platforms. Banijay Group is present in 16 territories.

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  1. How to Look Good Naked Returns to France After Six Years

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    Banijay today confirms Comment être Belle toute nue (How to Look Good Naked) is returning to French television after a hiatus of six years. The format’s French revival will air on new broadcaster, TFX, withAdventure Line Productions (ALP), part of Banijay France, once again producing the hit show.

     

    How to Look Good Naked takes women on an emotional journey to develop self-confidence and boost their self-esteem. Well-known influencer, Zak Khchaï, who has faced similar experiences, helps the females learn to love the way they look, with and without clothes, no matter their body shape.

     

    Alexia Laroche-Joubert, CEO of ALP says: “It’s the perfect time to bring this format back to France and show a new generation of viewers how to embrace their bodies and love the way they look. Social media has exploded since we last produced Comment être Belle toute nue, with a constant bombardment of images to knock people’s confidence. With this new version, we’ll be championing body positivity and look forward to celebrating every shape and size out there.”

     

    Lucas Green, Global Head of Content Operations at Banijay comments: “This hit format has enjoyed global success and is very apt for the current climate. It is relatable, uplifting, inspiring and changes lives as each person addresses their body confidence.”

     

    Originally created in the UK by Maverick Television, the award-winning format’s international distribution rights sit with Banijay. To date, How to Look Good Naked, has broadcast in over 50 territories including the UK, US, Germany and Spain.