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Designers, style magazines and their allies fondly imagine that each fashion week communicates a new set of principles to guide us towards what looks good. One season it will be tartan, tweed and brown leather, another season will be all about long hem lines,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], mustard yellow and batwing sleeves. But these efforts to signal what is "on-trend" and "directional" are overshadowed by the central message that the fashion industry communicates - none of it is worth anything unless you're thinner than a slice of air-dried Parma ham.
I'm sure every model who takes part in fashion week is as healthy as a butcher's dog,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but that's not the point. For all the women - and especially teenagers - who cannot squeeze into a size zero without either starvation or surgery, the images the fashion industry sell are invitations to self-loathing. I know that fashionistas everywhere will accuse me of narrow philistinism and missing the point of their gorgeous creations. But if they were genuinely talented they could make women of all shapes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], sorts and sizes look properly gorgeous instead of just draping angular lady-boys in creations that are little more than drawings come to life.
The fashion industry works by creating needs that don't exist - hence the Trends industry - if women just wore the styles and colours that suited then, without chasing the fashion vehicle which operates by changing as soon as one has caught it up - we would all be much happier in our skins. So sure - fashion is great - but don't be brainwashed - buy what works for your unique body. I was struck recently by a piece in The Observer about Doug Tompkins - founder of Esprit and The North Face,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who has packed it all in and is now using his millions to educate the world about the plight of the planet, while living in Patagonia as a conservationist."Look, I'm not proud of how I made my money; the carbon footprint aside,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fashion is one of the most intellectually vacuous industries. We had to manufacture desires to get people to buy our products. We were selling people countless things that they didn't need. It set the agenda for the other multinationals that shift disposable items in unfathomable bulk. The retail industry is a monster hoovering up the planet's vital resources."
Why are you so intolerant of thin women, but want overweight and obese women celebrated. You have to notice these inconsistencies. You HAVE to. I man,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you're calling thin women names like "lady boy". While you have the right to say whatever you like about whoever you like, I think it would do you some good to step back, take a look at yourself, and try to figure out what your real issue is with yourself.
*stands up and applauds* Bravo,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], my Brit brother! Bravo! I say it again: BRAVO! While I admit to learning my parents' unhealthy eating habits (I am changing these as best I can), this States-side sister despises seeing women on the magazine covers who are airbrushed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and skinnier,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], as you said,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], than sliced deli ham. I mean, let's get real here! I've watched Project Runway less and less as I see the models on that show get skinnier and skinnier,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], with some having virtually no visible bosom or hips. Even my own boyfriend (who is something of a health nut) would rather see me a bit chunky than grossly underweight, though he does encourage me in my quest to live a healthier lifestyle. But there are many women who are not this fortunate, who eat themselves into obesity over images that are unrealistic.
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