September 2, 2009 in Body Type and Clothes, Kimberley Walsh by Versus
Girls Aloud’s Kimberley Walsh is the new face of New Look and she’s showing her slim & curvy pear shaped figure in a bunch of pretty dresses and outfits.
She looks amazing! Who agrees, who disagrees?
See Kimberley in a bikini HERE!
Which one is your favorite outfit?
See more New Looks after the jump!
September 2, 2009 in 1 Girl 2 Outfits, Kim Kardashian by Versus
Black leggings or tight and short skirt? What looks better on Kim’s curves? Short jackets and cleavage going on on boths sides.
Kim Kardashian, 1 Girl, 2 Outfits - Which one is your favorite?
Left or right?
August 31, 2009 in Celebrity Weight & Measurements, Hot Models, Then and Now by Versus
Plus-Size Model Crystal Renn (23) just released a book about her journey in the modeling world, a journey from size 0 to size 12: “Hungry – A Young Model’s Story: Appetite, Ambition and the Ultimate Embrace of Curves”.
Here’s her summarized story: At age 14, Crystal told that she had to lose 9 inches from her hips in order to be a succesful model. As a result, Crystal went from 175 lbs to 95 lbs in just 2 years. At 16, Crystal dealt with anorexia and was a size 0(US). But then, there was a turning point:
At 17 my body completely rebelled. I couldn’t loose more weight and I realized I was going to die for a job. The next day I was completely chastised by my agency for my size and one agent pulled me aside and said, “There’s an option for you. You can either go plus-size or do commercial work.” And I asked, “What’s plus-size modeling? I’ve never heard of that.” And she said, “Well it means you can be whatever size you want and model.” But she said it was for old women! But for whatever reason, everything made sense and I knew this was the route I had to take. I went and had a salad with salmon and walnuts and olive oil. I gave into what my body needed. I could be healthy and happy and still model., says Crystal.
… and so, she was inspired to share her story in a book:
“I’d like to see everyone take on the attitude that there are women of all different shapes and sizes as `the beauty ideal,’ and that it’s not one type or another. There are women who are naturally a size 2 — you can’t forget them, and that’s discrimination the other way,” Renn said. “All women bring something different to the table and we have to appreciate them all.”
Some in the fashion, modeling and magazine industries have been receptive to the idea, she said, noting that she’s still working with her fuller figure in Vogue, Glamour, on the runway with Jean Paul Gaultier and in ads for Dolce & Gabbana. ”I believe there is a cycle to everything — Wall Street, the housing market, and modeling, too. Back in the Victorian days, it was all about a full figure, in the ’50s, it was about the boobs, in the ’80s it was shoulders and in the ’90s it was waifs,” she said. “It can only go up from here.”, says Crystal.
Check out the videos after the jump!
August 31, 2009 in Kelly Brook, Photoshop Job by Versus
OK, so here’s Kelly Brook in Loaded Magazine, looking…
- less curvy than usually in picture number 1 (but not only), especially in the hips / thighs area.
- very, very busty in the other pics (yes, more than in reality).
See how Kelly looks on the beach HERE!
Of course there’s more after the jump!
Share your thoughts!
August 25, 2009 in Celebrity Weight & Measurements, Hot Models by Versus
Meet Lizzi Miller, a 20 year old model who posed for Glamour Magazine – but wait, Lizzie isn’t your typical 5’10”, 115 lbs. model. In fact, she’s 5’11”, 180 pounds and a US size 12 / 14, her tummy isn’t perfectly flat and she looks… normal. Even more, Lizzie posed for the magazine in her underwear and her picture was part of an article about boosting your body confidence. The result? Lizzie got an overwhelming support from readers, who loved the picture of a happy, smiling, beautiful woman who didn’t suck in her tummy, didn’t get digital liposuctions in Photoshop, who had realistic curves, a bit of tummy and, above all, who seemed comfortable in her own skin.
Lizzie and Glamour’s editor are all over the news now – make sure you check the video from the Today Show below! And here’s what Huffington Post says:
A single photo used for an article on self confidence in September’s issue of Glamour magazine has caused a buzz in the modeling world.
After she was captured smiling and showing a bit of a tummy, the Glamour website was immediately overrun with positive comments, inspiring editor-in-chief Cindi Leive to reconsider the models shown in the magazine’s pages.
Here’s what Lizzie says about her figure:
“When I was young I really struggled with my body and how it looked because I didn’t understand why my friends were so effortlessly skinny,” Lizzi told me. “As I got older I realized that everyone’s body is different and not everyone is skinny naturally–me included! I learned to love my body for how it is, every curve of it. I used to be so self-conscious in a bikini because my stomach wasn’t perfectly defined. But everyone has different body shapes!
You might want to check out this Glamour article and the hundreds of comments under it – click here!
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