[url=p://models.com/v-magazine/v-size-2.html][u]Models.com[/u][/url] is giving a sneak peek at V Magazine's Size Issue. I don't know how to feel about it. I am so tired of magazines having plus size models in ONE magazine for the year and acting like they did the world a favor. The women portrayed are from medium to big to tiny tiny mannequin sized women. The photos are all goregeous.
See, a size 14 is still stunning. so burn those sweats and discover your inner Goddess.
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The Size Issue
Tue, 01/05/2010 - 19:41
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The Size Issue
[url=p://models.com/v-magazine/v-size-2.html][u]Models.com[/u][/url] is giving a sneak peek at V Magazine's Size Issue. I don't know how to feel about it. I am so tired of magazines having plus size models in ONE magazine for the year and acting like they did the world a favor. The women portrayed are from medium to big to tiny tiny mannequin sized women. The photos are all goregeous.
See, a size 14 is still stunning. so burn those sweats and discover your inner Goddess.
[img]http://i.models.com/v-magazine/i/V63_SOLVE-SUNDSBO_07.jpg[/img]
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There was this brilliant and chic magazine back in the late 90s, early 2000s called MODE that was sorta life changing for me. I miss that magazine like crazy.
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I LOVED Mode Butterbean. I had a subscription. I feltso betrayed when they canceled it! It just changed the way I viewed myself. I went from a 4 to a 12 in 3 months and was 16 at my biggesst. It was really hard fro me to seee myself as pretty. But Mode showed just how stunning you can be at any size!
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