[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by Lee.

She's a scrawny mess.

shes a model (or supposed to be) and they're supoosed to be slim - unless its for Evans.

Karl Largerfeld (fashion maestro) on why fashion uses slim models : " It’s absurd. No one wants to see curvy women. You’ve got fat mothers with their bags of chips sitting in front of
the television and saying thin models are
ugly. "

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

shes a model (or supposed to be) and they're supoosed to be slim - unless its for Evans.

Karl Largerfeld (fashion maestro) on why fashion uses slim models : " It’s absurd. No one wants to see curvy women. You’ve got fat mothers with their bags of chips sitting in front of
the television and saying thin models are
ugly. "

People may not want to see fat women as models, but nobody wants to see skeletons modelling either so I don't know why they don't go for someone that's normal size, people do want to see that.

[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

People may not want to see fat women as models, but nobody wants to see skeletons modelling either so I don't know why they don't go for someone that's normal size, people do want to see that.

Not really.

Jasmines figure is fit for purpose. If anything too short but so is Kate Moss Devon Aoki and Doutzen Kroes.

High fashion folk want to see skinny models - haute couture looks better on them (plus they make sample size ie US size 0 for shows). There is no real desire in fashion to use bigger models (even Mark Fast has dropped this gimmick).

Karl Largerfeld accused a top model of having back fat - did not have really - noone complained.

People patronise and pretend they want to see 'real women'® as its the PC thing to say but in reality noone *really* does.

Thats why number 1 plus size model Crystal Renn lost loads of weight to look like a size 0 model

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...mer-frame.html

Plus why German womens mag Brigitte has gone back to using fashion models after vowing to use 'real women'®

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19504587

Both stories from 2012.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

Not really.

Jasmines figure is fit for purpose. If anything too short but so is Kate Moss Devon Aoki and Doutzen Kroes.

High fashion folk want to see skinny models - haute couture looks better on them (plus they make sample size ie US size 0 for shows). There is no real desire in fashion to use bigger models (even Mark Fast has dropped this gimmick).

Karl Largerfeld accused a top model of having back fat - did not have really - noone complained.

People patronise and pretend they want to see 'real women'® as its the PC thing to say but in reality noone *really* does.

Thats why number 1 plus size model Crystal Renn lost loads of weight to look like a size 0 model

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...mer-frame.html

Plus why German womens mag Brigitte has gone back to using fashion models after vowing to use 'real women'®

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19504587

Both stories from 2012.

I have met quite a few model, and yeah they're thin - skinny even, but they all look healthy and they all look naturally skinny.

Jasmine has that "head too big for her body" look and her knees, knuckles and shoulder bones tell us that she is underweight for her frame.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

Not really.

Jasmines figure is fit for purpose. If anything too short but so is Kate Moss Devon Aoki and Doutzen Kroes.

High fashion folk want to see skinny models - haute couture looks better on them (plus they make sample size ie US size 0 for shows). There is no real desire in fashion to use bigger models (even Mark Fast has dropped this gimmick).

Karl Largerfeld accused a top model of having back fat - did not have really - noone complained.

People patronise and pretend they want to see 'real women'® as its the PC thing to say but in reality noone *really* does.

Thats why number 1 plus size model Crystal Renn lost loads of weight to look like a size 0 model

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...mer-frame.html

Plus why German womens mag Brigitte has gone back to using fashion models after vowing to use 'real women'®

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-19504587

Both stories from 2012.

Trust me noone wants to see skeletons as models, there is also a difference between being thin and looking like a skeleton, which Jasmine looks like the latter.

[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Trust me noone wants to see skeletons as models, there is also a difference between being thin and looking like a skeleton, which Jasmine looks like the latter.

Only insecure/fat lobbyist and straight men want to see none skinny girls.

The kind of figure on a woman which straight men like has no place in fashion /Vogue. Kim Kardashian gets called 'Moby' by fashion pack.

Fashion creatives are thin loving women and gay guys who want boyish figures. Anything above size zero is considered huge.

Jasmines main issue is height.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

shes a model (or supposed to be) and they're supoosed to be slim - unless its for Evans.

Karl Largerfeld (fashion maestro) on why fashion uses slim models : " It’s absurd. No one wants to see curvy women. You’ve got fat mothers with their bags of chips sitting in front of
the television and saying thin models are
ugly. "

She isn't slim, she's unnaturally thin and emaciated looking. There is a difference.