Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)

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Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)


Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)With another model dead from complications likely caused by anorexia, pressure is being put on the fashion industry to set minimum weight limits, in the cut-throat world of modelling.

The most recent death of a runway model followed a mere six months after her own sister dropped dead during a fashion show from a heart attack induced by anorexia.

We’ve reported on this before because anorexia just isn’t cool and it isn’t right that we keep seeing this stuff.  It was great when fashion designers issued weight guidelines just before NY fashion week.  But the regulations need to be global.  Earlier this year, Trend Hunter reported on Brazil’s 4th anorexic death, all driven by the obsession with thin.

Of course, with little concern for the health of their models, a spokesman on behalf of the British Fashion Council underlined the attitude that propogates the mentality behind these needless deaths when he insisted that weight “regulation is neither desirable nor enforceable”

Do these models look hot?  I don’t know how designers could assume that anorexic bodies can sell clothing.


Anorexia is considered to be a professional disease of many catwalk models. It leads to depression, weakness and to much more serious health problems. The amount of death cases caused by anorexia continues to grow. Fashion bosses in Madrid and Milan have set a minimum body mass index for girls appearing in their shows in an effort to discourage starvation diets and eating disorders. But bosses at London Fashion Week - which is now in full swing - have refused to follow suit. Eliana's death will add to the pressure on the industry. (english.pravda.ru)

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Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)
Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)
Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)
Dead On The Catwalk - Models Fall Victim To Anorexia Trying To Slim Down (GALLERY)


Read More: english.pravda.ru   Posted: Feb 16, 07
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Certainly NOT sexy! It also doesn't help when industry moguls like Karl Lagerfield call french women fat. We've published a half dozen articles on this now, and keep getting more articles submitted on the issue. I also find it interesting that anorexia among models is MOST prevalent in women's magazines and the fashion industry. NOT in men's magazines or pornography. Granted the latter example still portrays female body image in a bad light, but I just struggle to understand why the fashion industry seems to enjoy skeletons so much!

By: Jeremy Gutsche on Feb 17, 07 | 1276 Trends | 442 Comments

Agreed... This is sick. Time for a hamburger!

By: Fashion Spy on Feb 17, 07 | 151 Trends | 24 Comments

I find the Minimum BMI rule to be great idea for solving this problem. I don't understand why other cities haven't picked it up! it just requires the models to stay in at a healthy bmi... what's so hard or malice about that?

By: Miss Jena Nesbitt on Feb 17, 07 | 9 Trends | 74 Comments

These pictures are photoshopped to excentuate the models emaciation; I've seen the originals in comparison online (sorry no link, but they're out there). Anyway, worthy story and enough is enough. Healthy and happy has always been sexier than fashionably thin, and always will be, I hope.

By: spirit lust on Feb 18, 07 | 0 Trends | 11 Comments

Disgusting. The top one looks like it's from w1k.com tho

By: shat on Mar 16, 07 | 0 Trends | 545 Comments

these have made the rounds on the internet, bigtime.

By: cstrcstamyst on Jun 24, 07 | 0 Trends | 39 Comments

AAAAhhhhhhhh!!!! *cringes and throws hands over head* Put them away!

By: Demonica on Nov 8, 07 | 2 Trends | 28 Comments

OMG give them food as soon as possible

By: raissa almira pradipta on Jan 1, 08 | 0 Trends | 1 Comments



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