A countless number of models have endangered themselves in a bid to be skinny enough to get big contracts. Rosie Nelson, a UK based has started a petition to encourage the government and relevant bodies to Create a law to protect models from getting ‘dangerously’ skinny and protect vulnerable young girls and boys in the industry.
According to her, ‘I’m a 23 year old model and a size 8 to 10. When I walked into one of the UK’s biggest model agencies last year they told me I ticked all the boxes except one. I needed to lose weight. So I did. Four months later I lost nearly a stone, 2 inches off my hips. When I returned to the same agency they told me to lose more weight, they wanted me “down to the bone”.
She continues to say, ‘The agencies managing and recruiting models have a responsibility to the wellbeing of girls on the catwalk at fashion week, and in the industry as a whole’.
If this petition goes on, this will serve as a saving grace to models with eating disorders and various risky activities to lose weight and still make them feel comfortable in their seize to model.
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