Transgender contestant Jenna Talackova takes part in Miss Universe Canada competition while wearing her bikini in Toronto May 17, 2012. Talackova was originally disqualified from the Miss Universe Canada contest because she was not a "naturally born
Transgender contestant Jenna Talackova takes part in Miss Universe Canada competition while wearing her bikini in Toronto May 17, 2012. Talackova was originally disqualified from the Miss Universe Canada contest because she was not a "naturally born female". Talackova, 23, who underwent gender reassignment surgery when she was 19, was then reinstated to the Canadian competition last by businessman Donald Trump, who owns the Miss Universe organization. (Reuters/)

Photoshops and airbrushing on magazines aside, there is a worldwide movement that promotes men and women to love — and flaunt — their bodies. National Bikini Day, celebrated on July 5 in the United States, commemorates the day the two-piece bikinis were created back in 1946.

While the idea of a beach body used to make women nervous until very recently, the message now is to love the body you have. To that end, women of all body types have been sharing their photos on social media since Wednesday morning.

Among these women are celebrities like Halle Berry, "Secret Life of an American Teenager" star Francia Raisa, model Demi Rose, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star Kourtney Kardashian and even some men like James Corden and "Legends of Tomorrow" star Johnathon Schaech. If there was an award for the person who best embraced their body, it would have to go to the host of "Late Late Show with James Corden."

Check out his bikini body, along with those of other celebrities here: