Jade4u said:
That's fat. ha ha ha ha I am laughing at wonderbra at this moment. I agree with some of the posts of the guys over there saying that showing off bras is to show off curves and not a skeleton.
Bad move on the part of wonderbra as this is very bad publicity for them. I'll have to go look at some of the wonderbra models and do a comparison now and see how sickly and drained thier models look.
Good for her to keep her health.
Smart move on the part of Ultima to snap her up too to show that they do not use high pressure on thier models to risk thier health as more of a caring and reasonable company.
LOL let's not over dramatize the situation. Hell, models are hired and fired on a daily basis based SOULY on their appearance.
Sorry, losing a couple of pounds is NOT risking her health, not by a long shot. Heck my weight alone goes up and down 10 lbs from month to month and I'm not unhealthy. Heck, I bet this weekend alone many people gained 5 lbs.
I am wondering: why is it that women ALWAYS compare a svelte or thin model to being unhealthy? But yet when a woman gains 10 15 or 20 pounds of PURE fat, they don't bring up the associated health issues at all?
A customer (and that's what wonderbra was) asking a model to lose a couple of pounds is absolutely NO different than a client asking me to paint over a cabinet made of really nice oak veneer. If that's what they want I can either say yes I'll do it, or no, I won't. If I say no? They'll find someone who will. Just like in this case: wonderbra asked her to lose a couple of pounds, she can either do it, or not. She chose not to. BFD.