Women across the globe will do whatever it takes to become a model. Being a model Comes with great responsibility. When you are a model you are supposed to set an image of yourself and the people around you. Working in fashion industry you have to have tough skin because people would tell you your ears stick out too much, your skin is not clear enough, or your body doesn 't fit the part. You have to meet for photo shoot on very cold days and very hot days wearing different seasons just because they have to be ahead of time. This first article is from “The Fashion Industry Should Not Be Held Responsible for Eating Disorders from 2012” The author is Lisa Hilton and she is refuting to all the people that says the fashion industry is bad for young
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She says they get skinnier just by working with the designer. The fashion industry are making it seem like eating disorder is okay to become a model. She makes a point that American people are eating because they see bulimia and anorexia happening and are scared, but it making American people obese.so either way they all unhealthy The stronger argue is “The Fashion Industry Should Not Be Held Responsible for Eating Disorders” from Lisa Hilton. She pointed out that model understand what they are getting into and they still do it anyway willingly. Models will get skinny just so they can fit into the designer clothes because every designer have a vision that they are looking for in a model. Her language was very formal but she did not hold back her thought for example “are women really so pathologically stupid that they are unable to distinguish the fantasy of the runway from the realities of their own bodies? She developed and organized the article into subtitle like” Skinniness Is Professionally Necessary” in the subtitle she Is talking to a girl that currently models and the girl is describing how life is being a …show more content…
And that can prompt more extreme behaviors. Which she brings a good point up, but you have to think about it kids are more vulnerable to everything, so they are going to have a role model today, and then by next week have a different role model to look up to gain and losing weight is part of life Specially for a kid because they are still growing. The second subtitle is “Fashion finger on the trigger” Bennett asked how are the fashion industry affecting our future generation so early? Because 25 million more who suffer from binge eating disorder, what they see in the media can, in some cases, have a pivotal impact. "Genes load the gun, environment pulls the trigger—and right now the fashion industry has their finger on the trigger," says Bulik. The last subtitle was “Fat Doesn 't Sell” Bennett says “"People don 't fantasize about being a size 16—they fantasize about being a size 8." yes no actually American wants to be a size 16 ,but some things we can not control it that just may run in are families. People is going to do what they want regardless, and sometimes social media could affect their opinion. Mostly of the time other reason factor in someone having a eating
She says they get skinnier just by working with the designer. The fashion industry are making it seem like eating disorder is okay to become a model. She makes a point that American people are eating because they see bulimia and anorexia happening and are scared, but it making American people obese.so either way they all unhealthy The stronger argue is “The Fashion Industry Should Not Be Held Responsible for Eating Disorders” from Lisa Hilton. She pointed out that model understand what they are getting into and they still do it anyway willingly. Models will get skinny just so they can fit into the designer clothes because every designer have a vision that they are looking for in a model. Her language was very formal but she did not hold back her thought for example “are women really so pathologically stupid that they are unable to distinguish the fantasy of the runway from the realities of their own bodies? She developed and organized the article into subtitle like” Skinniness Is Professionally Necessary” in the subtitle she Is talking to a girl that currently models and the girl is describing how life is being a …show more content…
And that can prompt more extreme behaviors. Which she brings a good point up, but you have to think about it kids are more vulnerable to everything, so they are going to have a role model today, and then by next week have a different role model to look up to gain and losing weight is part of life Specially for a kid because they are still growing. The second subtitle is “Fashion finger on the trigger” Bennett asked how are the fashion industry affecting our future generation so early? Because 25 million more who suffer from binge eating disorder, what they see in the media can, in some cases, have a pivotal impact. "Genes load the gun, environment pulls the trigger—and right now the fashion industry has their finger on the trigger," says Bulik. The last subtitle was “Fat Doesn 't Sell” Bennett says “"People don 't fantasize about being a size 16—they fantasize about being a size 8." yes no actually American wants to be a size 16 ,but some things we can not control it that just may run in are families. People is going to do what they want regardless, and sometimes social media could affect their opinion. Mostly of the time other reason factor in someone having a eating