Her right arm is tucked close to her body and under her left arm, in order to "stretch" the skin over the ribs to make them appear more prominent. Her left arm is slightly off frame but it's holding the phone. Just 2 arms.
Lesya Kaf
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Curious what an agency would think/do if they saw one of their models posting this?
Oh my gosh.....
@FashionThin Could you answer this? I'm genuinely curious too and I'd love to know
It depends on how she is doing career-wise and to be honest whether I like her or not. If I don't like her I might use it as an excuse to pull her card (suspend) her. I won't lie, I definitely have double standards depending on how I feel about a girl.
It's tricky because I push every girl on my board to be VERY body conscious. Partly because I am annoyed AF if she has been away for a few weeks and telling me she didn't gain an ounce and she gets into the office and the scale and tape show a different story. You want to piss me off? Do that.
I tell every one of them it's like being a top athlete or ballerina (this is why I love working with models who have done ballet esp Russian ballet), if they want to be at the top then act like it, work work work, discipline, discipline. And that means knowing every inch, every ounce, etc. and also knowing that 90% of the time you can probably do better. Avant, her original mother agency, is definitely like this.
Agree with @ZeroDiet that it's highly exaggerated and she isn't as thin as she wants people to think.
So assuming I liked her, Lesya and I would have a little talk. I would say your body looks great and you have every right to be proud of it because I know it was hard work to get there and it's hard work to keep it there. And I know we are always pushing you to do better and keep on top of it 24/7. But if you keep doing these extreme pictures and extreme angles just for attention, people (especially people outside the industry i.e. the media) might draw conclusions right or wrong about your mental or physical state and that could be a distraction for you and (more importantly) for the agency. If it goes too crazy it could have impacts on the work you get, and if it goes really crazy it could look bad on the agency.
So yes, you pretty little idiot, be proud of your body. Show it off but be more subtle and classy about it. Fine be an attention whore, but do it low key, like don't make it obvious that you're being an attention whore or you will look pathetic. Also stop with the "OMGGGGG sufferring" BS. One, it's not good for your brand. Two, reality check - you're a model with a smartphone on snapchat living the high life in London, you're not Kafka for fuck's sake.
And there'd probably be more depending on how she took it, and my mood.
It depends on how she is doing career-wise and to be honest whether I like her or not. If I don't like her I might use it as an excuse to pull her card (suspend) her. I won't lie, I definitely have double standards depending on how I feel about a girl.
It's tricky because I push every girl on my board to be VERY body conscious. Partly because I am annoyed AF if she has been away for a few weeks and telling me she didn't gain an ounce and she gets into the office and the scale and tape show a different story. You want to piss me off? Do that.
I tell every one of them it's like being a top athlete or ballerina (this is why I love working with models who have done ballet esp Russian ballet), if they want to be at the top then act like it, work work work, discipline, discipline. And that means knowing every inch, every ounce, etc. and also knowing that 90% of the time you can probably do better. Avant, her original mother agency, is definitely like this.
Agree with @ZeroDiet that it's highly exaggerated and she isn't as thin as she wants people to think.
So assuming I liked her, Lesya and I would have a little talk. I would say your body looks great and you have every right to be proud of it because I know it was hard work to get there and it's hard work to keep it there. And I know we are always pushing you to do better and keep on top of it 24/7. But if you keep doing these extreme pictures and extreme angles just for attention, people (especially people outside the industry i.e. the media) might draw conclusions right or wrong about your mental or physical state and that could end up being a distraction for you and (more importantly) for the agency. If it goes too crazy it could have impacts on the work you get, and if it goes really crazy it could look bad on the agency.
So yes, you pretty little idiot, be proud of your body. Show it off but be more subtle and classy about it. Fine be an attention whore, but do it low key, like don't make it obvious that you're being an attention whore or you will look pathetic. Also stop with the whole "OMGGGGG suffering" BS. One, it's not good for your brand. Two, reality check - you're a model with a smartphone on snapchat living the high life in London, you're not Kafka for fuck's sake.
And there'd probably be more depending on how she took it, and my mood.
God, I'm shocked. I was expecting the hairdryer treatment. You actually sound... sympathetic? No, it can't be...
Does she have cankles or is that the most unfortunate angle ever?
i don't like this post it's so stupid like she's definitely seeking out attention either negatively or positively it's just in poor formGosh I hate it when people post things like this fetching comments like "omg you're too skinny" "wow, you're tiny" "thinspo goals" etc
Obviously I think it's horrible that she has so many ED rumours surrounding her, but she really doesn't help herself, does she? I think her Instagram should have stayed deleted
I'm so over her. Her posts and attention-desperate attitude are really not becoming, and she hasn't gotten good enough work to warrant that level of self-involvement. Definitely a shame, because she has an incredible face
I used to be obsessed with her, face and body wise. After a few months though, I just realized that she was sucking her cheeks and photoshopping her pics. Why do people not get that real life is more valuable than social medias (and it's actually real)? duhh
Why do people not get that real life is more valuable than social medias (and it's actually real)? duhh