I'm with you for some of these, but I definitely do not miss the days when it seemed like these shorts were the only bottoms she owned.
Honestly, now that we've been reminded she just turned 18, she might be struggling with losing a teenager's metabolism. I'm not backtracking on my comments, but since she has been seen working out she might get back on track. She doesn't seem as arrogant or gross as let's say Kendall, so we'll see, I'll give it some time. We aren't anyway talking about Palvin level ballooning-up.
*if it hasn’t been done already, next version of SG Bingo needs to include a reference to “nepo model” or “nepotism”. Probably one of the most commonly used words on this forum!
Polemically though, these days, how many models are actually skinny?* Fashion week has thus far been more march of the penguins than catwalk.How many nepo* models are actually skinny though?
Polemically though, these days, how many models are actually skinny?* Fashion week has thus far been more march of the penguins than catwalk.
* yes, there are exceptions and we all love the few who uphold some version of a standard
How many nepo* models are actually skinny though? Can’t think of any off the top of my head. Kaia bucked the trend by even becoming SG skinny in the first place. Am sure now that she’s realised she doesn’t need to be super skinny to book jobs, I can’t see her losing the weight. If anything I can see her continuing to gain. Unlike most models, Kaia’s career doesn’t depend on being super skinny so I can see why she would feel she can relax her diet.
New York Fashion Weeks a bit of a mess. The clothes have slowly gotten bigger and bigger it seems to match the increasing sizes in American Ready to Wear Brands. (a size 0 in a European store is not the same as in the States). I've seen some thin girls but they're not the norm here. And I feel like for a lot of brands it can be harmful career wise to be so small. I had some castings and fit to confirms that I didnt book. Obviously there's a lot of factors involved but I'm pretty sure that at least some part of that was due to the fact the clothes were hanging off me and it's much easier to just get a girl that's a bit bigger (there's plenty) than to alter their clothes so much. Pretty sure very few girls actually match the measurements on their show cards these days, at least in New York.You make a good point. However NY Fashion Week seems to be particularly bad. I recall seeing plenty of thinspo at Paris FW. Though there definitely seems to be a shift away from the super skinny model ATM. I wonder how much of it is designer’s choice and the “healthy” model body type now considered the ideal ( like in the 80s) or is it a case of designers simply wanting to avoid any negative publicity for using “scary skinny” models.
This was my exact issue this NYFW. The majority of the girls I saw at casting were average sized and above. It’s wild to me how it’s gone from me needing to lose weight a few years ago to fit into sample sizes to me suddenly not booking fit-to-confirms due to the clothes being too big.New York Fashion Weeks a bit of a mess. The clothes have slowly gotten bigger and bigger it seems to match the increasing sizes in American Ready to Wear Brands. (a size 0 in a European store is not the same as in the States). I've seen some thin girls but they're not the norm here. And I feel like for a lot of brands it can be harmful career wise to be so small. I had some castings and fit to confirms that I didnt book. Obviously there's a lot of factors involved but I'm pretty sure that at least some part of that was due to the fact the clothes were hanging off me and it's much easier to just get a girl that's a bit bigger (there's plenty) than to alter their clothes so much. Pretty sure very few girls actually match the measurements on their show cards these days, at least in New York.
It’s so frustrating that after finally doing this modeling thing and finally going to castings I am surrounded by average bodied models as well who will most likely get the show over me just because of today’s society...if you can feel my rage through the screen...New York Fashion Weeks a bit of a mess. The clothes have slowly gotten bigger and bigger it seems to match the increasing sizes in American Ready to Wear Brands. (a size 0 in a European store is not the same as in the States). I've seen some thin girls but they're not the norm here. And I feel like for a lot of brands it can be harmful career wise to be so small. I had some castings and fit to confirms that I didnt book. Obviously there's a lot of factors involved but I'm pretty sure that at least some part of that was due to the fact the clothes were hanging off me and it's much easier to just get a girl that's a bit bigger (there's plenty) than to alter their clothes so much. Pretty sure very few girls actually match the measurements on their show cards these days, at least in New York.
i get that she doesn’t need to be extremely skinny to get work, but i like to imagine that according to her prime, she must like or have liked the skinny aesthetic herself, especially seeing how she looked before puberty...
i just can’t imagine being ok with seeing myself looking that bigger (compared to her past self of course) and not missing/wanting back my old legs lol. i feel like a lot of girls on this forum aren’t models but still hold themselves at an extremely high standard of thinness purely for their own preference, especially since the “thicc” look is what’s trendy right now. i’d imagine kaia would be the same, because clearly she isn’t ~naturally skinny~ or whatever and had to make efforts to get her past body.
Let's not forget Kaia used to look like this:
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If in her 14's she had that body, I'm quite sure her metabolism is not that great.
i feel very attacked
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