Marilyn Monroe |
The company's Jenny Caven is quoted saying, "We think it sets a good precedent for women. We shouldn't all struggle to be really skinny. This is a good example for young women to see that real women have real curves."
Audrey Hepburn |
Many people are still under the conclusion that Marilyn Monroe was a size 16 in today's terms, which is false. She was a size 12-16 in vintage dress terms, which are not the same as today's measurements. All you have to do is really look at her photo's, movies and costumes to see that she was not plus-sized. However, she was curvy/voluptuous with her hourglass body.
Kelly Brook |
Kelly Brook has a gorgeous body and I would have voted for her myself. In my opinion, she is voluptuous because of her breasts, but give her a small B cup and she'd be considered slim as her actual body is toned and fit. So, if she didn't have large breasts would she still be considered a "real" woman?
We need to put an end to "slim vs. curves" and having people dictate what a "real" woman is based on her measurements and dress size. It's time to celebrate women of all sizes whether they are slim, curvy or in between. Celebrate individuality and celebrate health.
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