Ask
people to define what a model is and they'd tell you this: Skinny with long
legs!
However,
with Kate Upton's recent rise to fame, this definition will probably confuse many.
And so did a website called Skinny Gossip, who did not just express its
'confusion' over the 20-year-old swimsuit model, but her jealousy frustration,
calling her: “[A] little piggie with huge thighs, NO waist, big fat floppy
boobs, terrible body definition.”
The
anonymous author later continued her rants with: “”Is this what American women
are ‘striving’ for now?” the site’s anonymous blogger Skinny Gurl goes on to
ask. “The lazy, lardy look?… [Kate's popularity] makes me wonder how much
further our plus-sized fixation is going to go.
Now
isn't that just mean?
Seriously,
the modelling world, in fact, the whole of media these days flaunt super skinny
women to define beauty - like outright telling you to stop eating to be
beautiful. Now here's this lady telling us to embrace our 'natural' curves and
not starve ourselves, and you condemn that?
Really!
I don't think that's lazy. That's simply being proud and happy of your body.
What's lazy? Those model-wanna-be's who desperately go on liposuction or take a
rib off their hip to get that perfect little waist. I think it’s high-time
people change their perspective on what’s sexy and what’s model-y. It is very
sad and frustrating to raise our kids thinking they have to be SKINNY to be
pretty!
Skinny
or fat, this Kate Upton gives more inspiration to plus-sized girls like her. So
whether or not she pass model standards – if there is – SO WHAT?!
And
that’s Kate Upton on Re-View. ©