Slender: Georgia Horsley has been told to pile on the pounds if she wants to win Miss WorldNot Guilty!
Posted on 10/26/2007 3:41:47 PM PDT by Paleo Conservative
Slender: Georgia Horsley has been told to pile on the pounds if she wants to win Miss WorldNot Guilty!
Innocent, with extreme prejudice!
Where’s the tracts of land?
Personally, I say she looks about right for a 20 y/o.
pissant, this seems like something you’d be interested in.
She looks fine to me. Slender, but fine all the same.
She’s got nice teeth - not guilty!
Guilty. She’s a stick.
Google for Lucy Pinder and/or Keeley Hazell. Those two are definitely not guilty.
Wow... She is skinny.
But somehow I doubt that she’s the type to put on weight in the right places to please the panel of judges. Thats assuming she’s even capable of gaining weight.
I had that body... at age 11! She needs around 10lbs. to make her look like a woman, not a teenage boy.
Nothing wrong with her that a dozen Krispy Kreme and the #4 dinner at El Fenix wouldn’t cure...
She’s slim, but looks perfectly healthy to me.
Pretty but way too skinny.
Innocent!!
She’s so pretty! I love that she looks completely natural and silicone-free.
I don’t really watch these pageants, but good luck to her.
Guaranteed to make you gain weight. (reaches for another donut)
Was that the polite way of saying, “Get a boob job!”
Honestly....humans are so superficial.
Sounds like the work of someone like:
Designer blasts 'Georgia too thin' claims
By Mike LaycockGEORGIA HORSLEY too thin? How ridiculous - she's gorgeous, curvaceous and naturally slim.
That was the reaction today of the woman who has made clothes and accessories for York's own Miss England over the last three years.
Woody Whittick, managing director of Wetherby-based She's All That Ltd, hit out after The Press reported how Georgia, of Malton, was being urged to put on a few pounds before taking part in the Miss World contest in China in December.
Miss England organiser Angie Beasley said a slightly more curvaceous figure was appreciated more internationally than in England.
She also wanted to send out a positive message to young women that they did not have to be stick-thin to succeed and to discourage anorexia.
Georgia, a former Miss York, said she could "eat like a horse" without putting on weight, but was trying to snack more on healthy food between meals.
Woody said she had worked with two designers over the last three years to make clothes and accessories for Georgia, and so was in a very good position to confirm that she hadn't lost weight.
She said: "Georgia is a beautiful, curvaceous girl who looks extremely healthy and fit. I have had lunch with Georgia several times, on photoshoots and after dress fittings, and she certainly eats very healthily. She has a good appetite and is just one of those lucky people that has a great metabolism.
"We were all commenting at a photoshoot earlier this month how gorgeous she is and that she has this wonderful, naturally slim figure and we are all very jealous.
"We have worked with all sorts of models who have been stick-thin and don't necessarily look good as a result. At She's All That we are very keen to design for real people, not for stick-thin clothes-horses, and it is always a pleasure to design for Georgia because she has such a lovely figure."
She said she could not imagine why anyone would suggest Georgia should put on weight. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it' would seem to apply here.
"Can't we just celebrate this wonderful, beautiful girl for being exactly as she is? It is so rare to meet such a lovely person who is incredibly sweet-natured, intelligent, fun, caring, polite, hardworking and beautiful. Georgia has the whole package."
4:21am today
She has no curves...
She looks okay to me. So whats the problem?
I am a woman at fifty. This girl is fine. Whats the problem? Do people have nothing better to do?
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