Following Victoria's Secret’s launch of “The Perfect Body†lingerie line image ads, the slim body of the spokesperson, coupled with deliberate awareness of the target language, triggered the public to promote unhealthy aesthetics. Calvin Klein's new underwear line "Perfectly Fit" has attracted advertisers to shoot ads for different models. In fact, the issue of model size has always existed, and this time it has come back again.
Dalbeio, the "Fat Model" in the advertisement, revealed that he was wearing a size 10 (U.S. standard, waist circumference is about 78 cm) when he was interviewed. This triggered a debate on large sizes. As far as the traditional definition is concerned, size 12 or above will be categorized as a large size, some people feel hurt by Calvin Klein, 10 yards may indeed be fat at the model level, but in the standard of ordinary people, This is not XL.
Myla Dalbesio
However, Calvin Klein did not imply in the advertisement, nor did he publicly express that Myla Dalbesio is a large-size model. The content of the advertisement only purely expresses that the “Perfectly Fit†lingerie series can meet the needs of different women.
“We have found models of different sizes to interpret our new underwear series. The concept of this new series is to meet and meet the needs of different women. Their image can tell people that size is not a problem, and our underwear can provide enough comfort. Degree and scalability," said a spokesperson for Calvin Klein.
Here are some of the tweets on Twitter:
This model is not "XL", CK. She is model size. Pretend that in other words is a lie.
CK's "XL" model makes me feel completely ok! If she is a XL, then I am XXL.
One thing that needs Calvin Klein's attention is: how do you define the "XL".
Is my 176 tall and wearing 10? According to CK's number, I'm XL. Is this a woman of all sizes? This shows that the sensitivity of Western society to the issue of women's dimensions.
In fact, fashion media has long been out of thinness to be the only standard for beauty. Embracing different sizes and physical acuity is the current mainstream. In the magazine's latest issue of fashion blockbusters, Lara Stone, a supermodel who had returned from the postpartum period, collaborated with photographer Juergen Teller to confidently reveal the body curve of the mother-in-law. Let's take a look at teardrop-type thymus and thighs. The slightest flesh and blood, finding supermodels is also evidence of mortals.
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