by Bhavya Gandhi on Apr 2, 2023
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Hey Lovelies Beauty comes in all sizes and I truly belive so; but often we face harsh criticism for being a certain bodytype; so lets all come together and break the stereo types 😀Join me in building an Inclusive Body Positivity environment ✨️ ☺️ ❤️
Being a plus-size fashion model has its triumphs, but it also comes with the constant scrutiny of body size and shape. How do models in the industry challenge beauty norms, redefine standards, and promote inclusivity in fashion?
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Plus-size fashion models challenge beauty norms by embracing diverse body sizes and shapes. They redefine standards by promoting the idea that beauty exists beyond conventional ideals. These models advocate for inclusivity in the fashion industry by showcasing a variety of body types and encouraging a shift towards accepting and celebrating individual uniqueness.
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The fact that you have decided to become a fashion model despite your body weight is a way you are challenging the beauty norms of the fashion industry.
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Its always a difficult task to put yourself out there n fight a battle each day, but then doesn't it make us strong ? Girl just do ur thing , belive in urself n stand ur ground , u r there fr urself n no one can take away ur glory
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