Scientists have decided! That's how it looks like a woman's ideal body!
Scientists have decided! That's how it looks like a woman's ideal body! Every woman is looking for the ideal body. Scientists are helping us. It's not far from what the fashion industry thinks about when it comes to this topic. The fashion industry appreciates the weak bodies and therefore they say they are the ideal bodies. Fashion people rather torture models to fit into their creations. Horrible!!!
They live in a world where dresses fit only to thin women. But the filled ones, where do you leave to the fashion designers ???? Researchers at the University of Texas say that an ideal female body measures 1.68m in height, and the ideal measurements are 99/63/91. The woman in the picture is Kelly Brook. She is a 34-year-old model in England. Most would say it is a bit of a grace for this job.
Generally, men are attracted to weak women with beautiful facial features and a well-defined body line. Today they do not think of a state of well-being and comfort in their relationship. All that matters is that the woman next to her looks good and if she can talk a little !? Returning to the world of fashion ... I ask a question. Why should all models be weak and see through them?
Because fashion designers try to sell clothes do not promote a healthy woman.
Photomodels are chosen according to their ability to highlight the body lines and the structure of the clothes we wear. That's why we see very few women like Kelly Brook in the fashion industry.
If you want to look good you do not have to starve like the models on the podium. It is enough to take a healthy lifestyle from both food and medical point of view.
Remember!
DOES NOT EXIST UGLY WOMENS, DOES EXIST UNKEMPT WOMENS !
The photomodel (from the French photo-modèle) or the model is a person who poses as a photographic model. Typically, photomodels expose their own body for advertising purposes or for auctions.
The mannequin is a person employed by a tailoring workshop, a fashion house (agency), etc. To dress various clothing items in order to present them to the public.
In the past, wealthy clients' daughters presented the creations of tailors or fashion designers through photos published in fashion catalogs or magazines. The fashion moves from fashion, model, photomodel to top model and supermodel. The usual work of the models are photo sessions, fashion shows, commercials, parties and leisure.
In 2012, according to a study by The Model Alliance, the first international model syndicate from a sample of 85 respondents found that more than half consumed cocaine, suffered from depression or were forced to to lose weight.
