"One of the things that's happened is that as the general population has gotten bigger and bigger, the models were getting smaller and smaller and smaller," Robin Givhan, fashion editor for The Washington Post, tells NPR's Renee Montagne.
Although plus-sized women are hitting the runway, there still remains a large gap between what the fashion industry and average Americans consider plus-size. With extraordinarily tiny women portraying beauty and fashion, when does plus-size, in a profoundly overweight population, become just as distressing unhealthy an image as emaciation?
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It's still ridiculous that they consider "plus size" a size 12. But, at least it's a step up toward a more realistic image.
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