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    in the modeling.To achieve these goals, many young ladies are under pressure. The pressure creates a high rate of eating disorders and other psychological diseases. Some young ladies can achieve these goals and some cannot. To be slim and keep in shape, these individuals should exercises and keep a constant vigilance on their diet. According to one of the video 90% of individual keep their weight by exercising ,and 5% keep their weight through diet. These 5% of individuals might keep due to the…

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    (Briggs, 2013). Children’s eating habits, weight and body mass index (BMI) have become a priority for monitoring by domestic and professional personnel. In order to monitor such things, there has to be a standard in which to compare, and thus norms have been created in BMI and body shapes not just for children, but adults also (De Vogli, et al., 2011). These norms led to the medicalization of obesity. By having a set standard which a BMI or body shapes need to adhere, when a person falls outside…

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    magazines and pop culture play a role in defining these behaviors that causes teens to have unrealistic ideals of how they are supposed to look to be in the "in crowd." The beauty industry is the main contributor to this problem, it promotes unrealistic body standards for young women to follow, the cosmetic and fashion industry have many advancements in the latest retouching technology the most important piece is photo shopping. This is setting a horrible example of false perfection to the…

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    were these affects short term? or can they possibly follow teenagers into later life? does age, gender, location affect how they see themselves and what can the parents of today do to shape a healthy body image for their teens? By conducting surveys I was able to conclude that teenagers today were obsessed with body image, to try and change how teens see themselves is a near impossible task, but one of the main influences on a teens life is their parents, and as one of the major points of my…

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    females; it also portrays an ideal body type that negatively influences females to have enmity towards their bodies resulting in excessive amounts of exercise, negative eating behaviors and beliefs and causes females to undergo psychological…

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    Essay On American Beauty

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    The notion of a globalized beauty standard will never(by any means) be a prevalent way to pick one common core characteristic of what beauty is or how it is defined due to its grand diversity. What is defined as attractiveness is dependent on the country in which those questions are being asked. The influence of color is greatly variable and shaped(molded) by our cultures, color has the power to either alert us or be a psychological reminder to well-known brands and when we compare color to…

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    asymmetry. She never officially studied fashion design but her unique, out of the box style brought people’s attention. She with other designers changed the meaning of garments, making them seen not only as pieces to embrace the body, but to form the body, where clothes come before body… Rei Kawakubo established her label in 1969 and formally established her Comme des Garçons company in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo in 1973. She entered the world of international Parisian fashion in 1980 when she opened…

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    Being Fat Research Paper

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    As someone who has always struggled with my weight, I have an extensive experience with dieting and body image. Fortunately, I was never outright bullied for being “fat,” but the undertones were always there in the form of polite suggestions that I be more active and skip dessert. My pre-teen years were especially tough and filled with tears, usually caused by the fact that my clothes always seemed to be too small and I just didn’t seem to fit in with girls my own age. By age 11, I started…

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    Airbrushed Women

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    many women harming themselves because they hate how their body looks? It’s because our society projects an idea of beauty that is false and a far cry from the average woman’s size 12. Everyday woman are bombarded with an unattainable ideal that is impossible to emulate and the results are shocking. These unachievable standards need to stop being promoted and instead the media needs to promote the message that women of all shapes and sizes are beautiful, not just airbrushed…

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    American Beauty Women

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    especially nose rings. It is said that women with lighter skin are preferred, as well as lighter hair. Married women in India will wear a red dot on their forehead, as it is also a tradition. A Lot of countries in South America desire curvy bodies of all shapes and sizes. Being a bigger size means that you are well feed and provided by your husband. It seems that in the United States that many women diet and workout regularly to achieve a skinny figure. American women seem to use multiple…

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