Is Anorexia Shiek????

Question

I think NOT.

Finally someone has come to their senses! It's the Spainards!!

MADRID (AFP) - Leading Spanish fashion houses including Inditex and flagship brand Zara agreed an unprecedented move to draw up a beauty "canon" including harmonising dress sizes after a recent storm over the number of young women suffering from anorexia.

Answer 1

First Tiffi Check your spelling it is "Chic" not Shiek.

Secondly I agree with Aaron. It is about time that the fashion world gets off their collective asses and does something about the ridiculous standard that they are holding models and therefore consumers to.

I have and never will be a size "0", nor do I have any desire to be. I find the look of most models today simply makes me want to make them a sandwich not buy what they are advertising. I don't see what is attractive about a 25 year old woman who looks like a pre pubecent boy. They are all skin and bones and sharp angles.

What ever happened to the Marylin Monroe's and Betty Page's of the world? They were beautiful, round, healthy looking women and by today's standards they would be called chunky.

Answer 2

Chic?? No disease or disorder can be chic.. ask those who suffer from it. Its unhealthy and repugnant and the fashion industry would do good to follow the example set by the spaniards.

Watching sticks shake their bottoms ( rather the bones tremble) as they walk the ramp makes me want to throw up. I mean I dont know any norml man who ogles at a stick. Most men enjoy looking at a healthy looking woman unless he himself is into some kind of a wierd fad.

Beauty has faded and 'being attractive' with all the wrong reasons is now the fashion. But this too would no doubt go in for a change. nothing is a constant.

Answer 3

oh yeah, nothing is sexier than a womans collar bones, shoulder blades and spine. isn't that what every man is looking for?

Answer 4

Do you mean 'chic'??