Quote from: Challenger2015 on May 10, 2017, 11:14:24 AM

Quote from: Machanto on May 10, 2017, 10:56:42 AM

This is somewhat unsettling. Even if someone does not like skinny models why must the state intervene and ban them? Its completely illogical, do other first countries that have extreme obesity problems ban models for being TOO FAT? No, they even encourage them as if dying from your blocked arteries due to extremely high cholesterol, heart attacks is somehow empowering. Have you seen Tess Holliday? She is a Plus Sized model and there is a video of her kneeling down for some reason and to stand back up to her feet she had to get support from 5 other women surrounding her.

Who will determine skinny model or not? I do not agree with this approach. This is not an area where you can intervene to the government. Even watching their secretaries, but not for models. Someone like Tess Holliday even open my own Agency and show there show the fatties.

Probably the Government Officials will check on the agencies and their models, if one model from a certain agency appears to be too skinny (and that may be measured with the BMI standard) the agency will receive a fine and the model would be banned from modelling I guess. In my opinion the use of photo editing programs in the fashion industry is more deceiving towards people who care about fashion and I would support a ban towards them but then again that is almost impossible to achieve