Courtesy of Glamourmagazine.com
Recently Glamour magazine featured an article that talked about eliminating “fat speech”. They discussed how your body image in essence, limits your choices in fashion and everyday life. They noted several accounts in all areas of customer service industry where the customer apologizes to them for being the size they are.
What caused the most stir was the picture of the woman in the article. She was naked showing her natural stomach, smiling and unapologetic. The picture alone evoked hundreds of comments of support and inspiration from all types of women.
Features Editor, Cassandra Jones-McBryde -- Daily Venus Diva.
She is very beautiful. I am not against models, but I don’t care for articles and magazines with skinny models because they truly don’t represent real women like myself. I am not obese but I am not a size 5 or under. I am actually a size 8, 5’5, 150lbs with solid with curves. I look hot in a skirt and I feel beautiful like the model from Glamour magazine. Many women, including myself, focus on eating well and have an exercise regime. I am proud of her because truthfully she represents many of us that are confident, healthy, and truly happy with who we are. Thank you Glamour magazine and I hope to see a change in future magazines that can focus on real women.
She’s gorgeous. Hasn’t the model, Lizzie Miller, modelled for Venus Divas Magazine in the past?
FYI – your link to the glamour article has the wrong prefix.
She is absolutely beautiful. You are sure on the trail Moe. Lizzie Miller was a Cover Girl for Venus’ sister Magazine, AmaZe in Winter of 2005.
http://www.amazemagazine.com/Pages/Magazine/Information/amaze-magazine-archives.html