
Once again, we come back to this notion of having “standards” in the modeling industry. You have to be such and such height and weigh like a feather. It all goes back to the media and how “they” have brainwashed us into thinking that being tall and skinny is to be
Whether you believe it or not, much of life is about mind games and each of us in some form or another is part of a “game”. Whether it’s the game of being “fashionable”, the game of being “successful” in the fashion industry, or the game of being the most creative designer... My point is, I don’t know how the modeling industry evolved into a skinny world, but the game in this industry is to see who can be the skinniest. And I’m sick of it.
Ok...I’ll get off my soapbox. Back to the regularly scheduled program...








I am tired of the the stereo type skinny, half dead looking corpse the industry uses for models. We are not all one size, one color or even without disabilities. The industry has a one track mind, and it is up to us the "real everyday person" to stand up and make a change. It's time for a revolution in the fashion industry. Let us everday people whether you are full figured, short, tall or disabled take a stand and let the fashion world know we are tired of the stereo type. We want what's real, what we can relate to. And let young teens know it's okay to be yourself, you don't have to have that almost non-existant body to feel good about yourself. Fashion shouldn't hurt!! And that's my 2 cents!!!
Posted by: Rhea | October 18, 2006 9:35 AM | Permalink to Comment