Posted on 03/19/2013 10:35:59 AM PDT by US Navy Vet
LOS ANGELES – Two-time Sports Illustrated cover girl Kate Upton upended the modeling world in 2012, bringing back curves, scoring lucrative high-end contracts with the likes of Mercedes Benz, and even infiltrating the high-fashion pages of Vogue.
But if the latest string of international fashion weeks is anything to go by, Upton may be an anomaly, as skin-and-bone bodies ruled the runways. Despite the outcry in recent years to curb using excessively waif-like models on the runway, and the establishment of organizations such as the non-profit Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), curves were nowhere to be seen in New York, Milan, London or Paris.
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Precisely. Models are picked for their resemblance to a 10 year old boy in drag.
The world of fashion continues to be dominated by homosexuals, who insist on the look of a young boy in all models.
It’s like steroids. Maybe Congress can do an investigation for a couple of months. Better that than them passing more healthcare tax bills and passing more restrictive laws.
She doesn’t look like and have the body of a 10 yr old boy.
The H-Mo’s in the fashion industry are not interested in her.
“Kate is not built like a teenage boy, but I’m sure many teenage boys are looking at her.”
So is this middle-aged man who occasionally acts like a teenage boy.
Not sure if they’re real, but they’re real nice!
A little humor on this subject
I was telling a girl in the pub about my ability to guess what day a woman was born just by feeling her boobs.
“Really” she said, “Go on then...try.”
After about thirty seconds of fondling she began to lose patience and said.
“Come on, what day was I born”?
I said, “Yesterday.”
This works for me.
:)
Gays don’t like real women?
BTTT
Let’s go with realistic.
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