Master's thesis Body Dysmorphia – a fashion collection as a criticism of the influence of social media on the creation of body perception examines the impact of social media like Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Tik Tok and Pinterest on the creation of body perception - body dysmorphia or the disorder of the selfie era. Modernly constructed standards of beauty on social media influence the creation of a negative image of one's own appearance. Such standards are very often unrealistic and show retouched photos or photos of people who have undergone cosmetic surgery to promote the idea of "perfect beauty". The paper researches the phenomenon of social media, the emergence of influencers and their influence on the fashion and beauty industry. The primary goal of the work is to raise awareness about the harmful influence of the "perfect" reality of social networks, which mostly affects adolescents who create their own self-image at the most vulnerable age. Through analysis and critique, this research highlights the pervasive influence of social media on one's body image and highlights the psychological consequences associated with such idealized representations. The result of this work and research is a fashion collection Utopia est ineluctabilis whose garments criticize the negative side of social media and talk about the increasingly common disease of today's age. Each garment within the six outfits widespread issue of body dysmorphia accompanied by unrealistic standards of beauty offered on social networks. The goal of the fashion collection is to encourage thinking and dialogue about the beauty canons of the human body and the necessity of a more realistic and inclusive representation of social network users.