Suzy Parker and Dovima weren't bigger that, I don't know, Natasha Poly or Maria Carla Boscono, just using a random example here. The reality is that people in general used to be skinnier in the 1950's, my grandma for instance was a size 4 all her youth, and don't even get me started on that wasp waist, that every women had. The fattie of the group was probably a size 8 or 10 at it's biggest.
I also get that the way we live nowadays, creates more overweight among the population that it used to. I think that the normal range of sizes designer clothes are produced it's o.k. from 2 to 12-10. I don't think that any bigger one should be considered healthy, and one as a clothes producer should not encourage obesity by creating bigger sizes.
Yes I was inspired to say what I think because of the new V Magazine issue featuring larger models. Don't get me wrong I love Crystal Renn, but I don't like the idea of larger models making fierce editorials, cause that kind of stylings really look better on smaller models. However I support the idea, and if they could have done it in a more natural, what she really wears kind of way, would have been awesome.
What do you think?
I also get that the way we live nowadays, creates more overweight among the population that it used to. I think that the normal range of sizes designer clothes are produced it's o.k. from 2 to 12-10. I don't think that any bigger one should be considered healthy, and one as a clothes producer should not encourage obesity by creating bigger sizes.
Yes I was inspired to say what I think because of the new V Magazine issue featuring larger models. Don't get me wrong I love Crystal Renn, but I don't like the idea of larger models making fierce editorials, cause that kind of stylings really look better on smaller models. However I support the idea, and if they could have done it in a more natural, what she really wears kind of way, would have been awesome.
What do you think?
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