Watch the video above and I’d like to read your views on this clip, especially the plus womens opinion. I cannot reject this young woman. I’m sure she is very excited and I applaud her drive and ambition. Not as a plus-size woman but just as a woman I still don’t understand the positive reinforcement given to Ann’s teeny tiny small-waisted frame.
The Body Image Revolution
This is a great example of the reason why there is self-loathing and self-rejection not only in plus-size women but in women whose dress sizes are in the single digits.
At this moment, we as a community are more aware of our beauty and power individually and collectively and so the plus womens movement is a revolution, ever evolving.
The message sent to plus womens minds and spirits – we are not thin enough and therefore we are never ever good enough.
Until next time Curvy Goddess…Stay Strong and Stunning!
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Those three are pretty hot. The model everyone is talking about is very thin. She did a billboard against anorexia and she looked the part.
Designers are short-sighted if they think models should be thin, so they don’t distract from the outfit. If they used plus size models, women could visualize how they would look – that should increase sales.
>>If they used plus size models, women could visualize how they would look – that should increase sales.<<
Well supposedly we're told that we don't like how we look in our clothes so they will get a straight size model sometimes to wear the clothes. I'm not sure if I believe that anymore.
Straight size model actually look thinner to me than in the 80's the era of the legendary supermodels. Oh how I miss the 80's!
Those three are pretty hot. The model everyone is talking about is very thin. She did a billboard against anorexia and she looked the part.
Designers are short-sighted if they think models should be thin, so they don’t distract from the outfit. If they used plus size models, women could visualize how they would look – that should increase sales.
>>If they used plus size models, women could visualize how they would look – that should increase sales.<<
Well supposedly we're told that we don't like how we look in our clothes so they will get a straight size model sometimes to wear the clothes. I'm not sure if I believe that anymore.
Straight size model actually look thinner to me than in the 80's the era of the legendary supermodels. Oh how I miss the 80's!