British Vogue Editor Fights Size Zero Clothing Samples
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Too skinny? Too young? Or both? A model on the runway at Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter 2009 show. Photo: Catwalking/Getty Images
In the letter, Schulman blames the design houses for increasingly small clothing -- calling the garments "miniscule" -- and for forcing the magazine to hire models with "jutting bones with no breasts or hips." To compensate, the magazine is now reportedly retouching models so they actually appear larger.
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Never was Lindsay Lohan more famous than when she was skeletal. At one point in her life, she, Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton formed a sort of triumvirate of skinny Hollywood. Then Lindsay bounced back from the brink, went to rehab, gained some weight and was generally considered "healthy" again by the media. However, now that she's dating Samantha Ronson, word on the street has it that the two are in a skinny war.
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