Doutzen Kroes: Modelling makes me feel guilty Doutzen Kroes's admission that her modelling work makes girls feel insecure about their looks does not stop the Victoria's Secret star posting airbrushed pictures on her Instagram account "Sometimes it makes me feel guilty that I am in this profession that makes certain girls insecure," Dutch model Doutzen Kroes told Page Six of her career anxieties. The mother-of-one's admission that "If you put me in bad light with no hair and makeup, it's not good" follows Doutzen's earlier interview with The Telegraph, in which she describes the frustration she feels at lying to the readers of glossy magazines. I wake up sometimes like, this is not what I see when I look at the magazine, who is this visitor in the bathroom? Doutzen clarifies. SEE: Angel Face: the divine Doutzen Kroes The Victoria's Secret model's honesty seems to jar against the Instagram picture she posted this morning of the airbrushed model posing with a furry friend (below). The "guilt" factor also hasn't stopped the Instagram happy model from securing her spot as the world's fifth highest-paid model. Meow... Morning' Tweeted Doutzen Kroes with his Instagram shot. Photo: doutzen Doutzen's remark is just the latest comment to fuel the airbrushing debate. Fellow Victoria's Secret model Erin Heatherton has defended Photoshop on the premise that, "We're not selling reality, we're selling a story. It's all about creating this fantasy. Dior model Jennifer Lawrence has also spoken about the airbrushing technique in a positive light. READ: Inside the life of Victoria's Secret supermodel Doutzen Kroes Vogue's educational film about fashion fakery, meanwhile, falls flat against Kate Winslet's November 2013 retouched cover of American Vogue, proving that the steadfast method of photo editing is going nowhere soon. Guilt or no guilt. Another 'Good Morning' Instagram picture posted by Doutzen one month ago