The fashion industry is still pushing crazy thin body images

You cannot tell me that dude (duddette?) doesn't have an eating disorder. That looks sickly and horrible.

So, where does body positivity start and stop? It seems silly to say one extreme is acceptable but the other isn’t.

Now, I worry body positivity, in general, encourages people to ignore the need to make life style changes for their own personal health, but also, maybe, if it’s not my body, it’s none of my fucking business.

The ad aside, I just don't understand the appeal of paying $3,000 for a handbag when a $20 handbag will can do just the same thing. The only thing I can think of is people think they look cool or rich or better if they have a Prada handbag, but frankly, who gives a shit what kind of bag someone has? And second of all, if I saw you with one I wouldn't think you are cool at all. I would think you're the dumbest person alive.

The fashion industry is simply saving money on fabrics by using smaller, thinner models that don't require as much material to clothe.

Looks anorexic to me. Hope they are fine

Because body positivity isn't for skinny people.

I legitimately thought this was a joke, at first. Like taking some internet meme I’m unfamiliar with and putting it in an ad for Prada.

Body image issues aside, I just could not imagine going through life with so little upper and lower body strength. Just seems so impractical and inconvenient to choose to be this way.

The guy doesn't look much better, just drowned in a suit

https://milled.com/SaksFifthAvenue/pradas-holiday-collection-featuring-iconic-bags-in-a-festive-new-hue-cB27Ax2i9HFSeYAW

Looking at other photos though Prada seem to prefer models this skinny

Jesus fuck this is literally starvation

What stage is the cancer?

This isn't mild.

Me: "How bad could it b-JESUS!"

Heroin chic is the technical term, I believe 😖

Why are they using a skinny ass dude to sell handbags.

Someone feed that boi

She's... anorexic... at best...

I'm not sure what they're going for here but about 100 years of marketing data has proven that clothing sells better on tall skinny pretty people.

Interesting haircut (if you can call that a haircut)

The industry goes with unhealthy thin or unhealthy obese.

Is that Tim or Eric?

Not when you don't see ads

i look like this. my bmi is like 13.7. i suspect i have thyroid problems