Why did it take us so long to see on the model catwalks the imperceptibly creaky "bodily fascism", so tightly possessed by the minds of girls and women, capable of leading themselves to loss of consciousness, torturing their flesh, which, in turn, does not wish to voluntarily transform into absolute Flat surface?.

Constant malnutrition, meanwhile, develops into a severe disease called anorexia - when an organism torn by a long hunger strike is practically unable to eat, which ultimately leads to a bouquet of chronic diseases and in some cases to death. The crazy weight loss of the latest generation of models has happened so swiftly that even supermodel Cindy Crawford noticed in a recent interview: "When I watch today's fashion shows, I'm amazed how unrealistic this is! To become such as these models, for the majority of women it is simply impossible, but I think, and it is not necessary ".

Yes, the model is nothing more than a physical embodiment of the design sketch, and the closer its body is to its design to the drawing created by the maestro's hand, the better. In a word, in order for the thing to sit, as intended, the body of the model should ideally resemble the plane of a paper sheet. Excessive enthusiasm of designers by convention and avant-garde in the development of clothes gave rise to a strange paradox: in order to choose and put on the model you like, a woman is forced to reckon with the parameters of the models. After all, we all perfectly understand that the same dress, worn on a model and an ordinary woman, looks quite differently. A natural question arises: is fashion an abstract, and there is nothing real in it? It turns out that way. After all, only a few designers and designers take the trouble to reckon with the features of the figure, for example, full women.

Tikhonov, director of the Russian Fashion Center: "An artist who has developed patterns for the full and who created at least one collection can always sew things to a slim figure, this is" aerobatics ", if you want! After all, he must take into account everything: volumes, fabric, comfort ".

Even if we do not take as a basis a separate part of society, and not the worst part of it, consuming products for the full, it can be noted that while the standard of beauty aggressively introduced by the powerful fashion empire has become "thread-thin," women in the overwhelming majority in recent decades have not only grown significantly , But also rounded up in order.

The happy myth of Twiggy with an aspen waist, to which, almost to the present day, the British clothing industry has been oriented, long ago ordered long life. Over the past 70 years, the English lady has significantly expanded in volume, typing on one waist an additional twenty centimeters! Judge for yourself: if in the 1920s the parameters of a typical English lady were 81B x 50.8cm x 81cm, but now 95C x 71cm x 98.5cm. It turns out that the average Englishwoman is by no means a supermodel, but in spite of this, the thinness continues to be totalitarianized as the sole and exclusively aesthetic image. Does this mean that the female population as a whole is subjected to a kind of genocide? Does this kind of aggression from the fashion side not only affect the physical, but also the mental health of women?.

Here we are pleased with the pleasant news of politicians who organized a summit on the problems of the female body.

The fathers of the nation turned to advertisers, fashionable couturiers, editors of women's magazines with an appeal to compare the interests of the fashion industry with the health interests of the younger generation, namely, to stop the total propaganda of destructive thinness. The press meeting was organized by the British government under the pressure of the British Medical Association, concerned about the increase in the incidence of anorexia in the country. The editors of fashion magazines, in turn, volunteered to work out the maximum standards for body sizes that prevent the appearance on the pages of editions of painfully thin fashion models.

Medicus. En.

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