It's only fair to ask for a valid oppinion if your judging ALL of the models in the same way, therefore they can only be judged appropriately if ALL of the models have done the SAME show.
Then is it applicable. I know for fact the skinnies are told not to smile and to walk in a production-line style with no over-riding emotions. That versus the flirty and bronzed glittering personas of the Victorias Secret Angel's can look less appealing.
They (the models) need to be judged fairly, the above images are not diverse enough and favor one style of model. For equal consideration then at lease show images of the high fashion skinnies who've been able to walk for Victoria's Secret.... THEN judge.
I'm neither for or against either type of body, all I ask is judge them equally!
Take for example: Abbey Lee kershaw and Chanel Iman who both walked as Victoria's Secret Angels this year and both are often considered "skinny" high fashion models.
There should be a balance, both curvy, skinny and plus sized models should be involved in a show. If you're going to produce a cohesive line of clothing, one would assume it'd be appropriate for your ENTIRE market.
All the best,
Just A Thought.
Dominique - 14 years ago
Wow....we usualy help people who lock that skiny in other contry....congratulation Victoria Secret......
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It's only fair to ask for a valid oppinion if your judging ALL of the models in the same way, therefore they can only be judged appropriately if ALL of the models have done the SAME show.
Then is it applicable. I know for fact the skinnies are told not to smile and to walk in a production-line style with no over-riding emotions. That versus the flirty and bronzed glittering personas of the Victorias Secret Angel's can look less appealing.
They (the models) need to be judged fairly, the above images are not diverse enough and favor one style of model. For equal consideration then at lease show images of the high fashion skinnies who've been able to walk for Victoria's Secret.... THEN judge.
I'm neither for or against either type of body, all I ask is judge them equally!
Take for example: Abbey Lee kershaw and Chanel Iman who both walked as Victoria's Secret Angels this year and both are often considered "skinny" high fashion models.
There should be a balance, both curvy, skinny and plus sized models should be involved in a show. If you're going to produce a cohesive line of clothing, one would assume it'd be appropriate for your ENTIRE market.
All the best,
Just A Thought.
Wow....we usualy help people who lock that skiny in other contry....congratulation Victoria Secret......
Do