THIS PHOTO SHOOT of real-sized women in next month’s issue of V Magazine! Such beautiful styling. What do you think?
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I think the latest spreads from V are fantastic too.
Uncle Karl’s (Lagerfeld) shoot with Miss Dirty Martini for the size / Spring 2010 issue of V is wonderful. Gorgeous, only mildly racy photos of the shoot, ‘Coco a Go-go’, are here: http://models.com/v-magazine/v-size-4.html
OK, I’ll agree wholeheartedly, that female models of different shapes and sizes are wonderful, but, I personally find the fan-blown plastic look unappealing and somewhat creepy. Why do women have to meet some fashion standard which insists on distorting and regulating their appearance as if they are houses in a gated community?
My husband LOVES women’s bodies that look this healthy. So it should come as no surprise that my theme song is Queen’s “Fat-bottomed Girls”.