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Is Thin No Longer In?

david-neuman.newsvine.com — With America's Next Top Model being a plus-sized model and Spain banning all runway models that have a body mass index of less than 18 from the catwalk, is thin no longer the epitome of beauty?

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  • CherrySmith123, on 08/21/2008, -0/+3yay!! normal is back! :) lol
  • dnields, on 08/21/2008, -0/+1FTA: "Lane Bryant, one of this country’s leading plus size retailers has finally started using mannequins that are size 12 in their stores."

    If the average women's size in the US is 14 (with over 60% of the female population wearing that size or higher), which also happens to be the start of 'plus' sizes... shouldn't the mannequins in a "plus size" retailer be at least a size 14?

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