Catwalk Ban For 15 year-old Models, But Rape Scenes For 15-year old Actresses OK
Posted by Busty St Clair at 2:00 PM on July 13, 2007
Is it just us, or is the media beat-up over the daily life of fashion models getting a little tiresome?
The skinny model thing isn't getting anywhere, apparently because the Femme-Nazi morons who thinks models are to blame for the size of their thighs can't actually find an Australian anorexic model to further their pointless cause.
So what's next? Young models are now in their sights, because, among other things, they make the rest of us look old.
THE fashion industry's overarching body has supported restrictions on models younger than 16 working at fashion shows.
The manager of the Australian Fashion Council, Zoe Edquist, said events such as Australian Fashion Week and the Melbourne Fashion Festival were an "adult environment" and younger teen models should be chaperoned.
She was responding to an interim report released this week by the British fashion industry panel's Model Health Inquiry that recommended banning models under 16 for London Fashion Week.
Enter the ever-so-reliable SMH POLL.

So essentially, there's a problem with letting a 15-year old pony step down a catwalk for 15 seconds, but it's ok for stage mums to dress their babies up as showgirls to win money, and force their kids to be in movies. Because really, isn't modeling really just a mode of performance?
Besides, really, it's the fashion shoots these Femme-Nazis should be worried about, not the shows. The shows take place in front of hundreds of people. A shoot takes place in front of one photographer. Considering how much the "industry" beats off over Terry Richardson's "genius", that's a little more worrying, doncha think?

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