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Old 30-01-2008   #10246
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As a grown woman, I just don't want to see pictures of teenage boys. I like pictures of attractive women, young girls, attractive children and attractive mature men. Maybe even in that order.

Here's another example I just came across, probably could find a better:

real girl:


elite

made to look very much like a boy:



attractive.hu
for me there's no difference. I cannot see any curves which are the thing that differ guys from girls
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Old 30-01-2008   #10247
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I find it interesting that the straight men on tfs frequent threads of models like Valentina and Doutzen, who do have, dare I say curves, women on the other hand find these two models bland and boring although I think it's more of "pretty school girl syndrome" where girls are jealous of the pretty girl (I'm guilty of this too). Whereas straight women seem to like girls here seem to like Eugenia and Daria, and other models who are un-offensively beautiful. Like you like looking at them but you wouldn't neccessarily want to have their face (I hope this makes sense). Gay women here seem to like very tall and thin models who have more masculine faces like Masha, Freja and Olga.

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i'm very gay and i adore daria's beauty, who imo is an exstraordinary mixture of masculine and feminine. a real 21st century trasngender beauty.
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Old 30-01-2008   #10248
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Daria's beauty is different, that's why she made such a big success, she's definetly one of the most beautiful models ever
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Old 30-01-2008   #10249
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Transgender beauty? I don't think Daria looks anything like a man... Same with Eugenia, whom a lot of haters call a man
 
Old 30-01-2008   #10250
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transgender doesn't mean 'looking like a man'.
anyway, i just wanted to make a point that many gay girls like daria, talking about transgdender would be out of place here.
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Old 30-01-2008   #10251
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Here are some "old-school" models with great bodies. Too bad that we cannot see such models in magazines now!

Laetitia Casta

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Karen Mulder



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Fernanda Tavares


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Tyra Banks

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Daniela Pestova


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Old 30-01-2008   #10252
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transgender doesn't mean 'looking like a man'.
anyway, i just wanted to make a point that many gay girls like daria, talking about transgdender would be out of place here.
How is "transgender" beauty different from a woman's beauty then? and I said she looks "nothing" like a man, meaning i don't think she looks remotely masculine, but that's my personal opinion.


Anyways I remember some people said Maryna Linchuk had big thighs... Who agrees/disagrees? Needless to say, i don't great legs
 
Old 30-01-2008   #10253
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^ I've also seen people say Behati has big thighs (someone even said she had HUGE thighs ) and that Laeticia Casta is chubby/fat. I disagree on all 3 counts.

Even VS girls have gotten thinner and thinner over the years. Now they just seem to be HF girls with ridiculous tans and fake boobs (Flavia, Alessandra, Izabel, etc). I'd prefer a more natural, curvaceous but strong look over what they have today.
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Old 30-01-2008   #10254
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I agree that snejana single-handedly resurrected the waif.

now everyone is trying to outthin each other!
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Old 30-01-2008   #10255
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all hail the diva
 
Old 30-01-2008   #10256
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They're def much sexier looking... and they make the clothes more appealing because they're more appealing... that's just my opinion though
100 % agree!! I don't think a model is just a clothing hanger, it's a person, and the clothes looked sooooooo much better on back then. How sad this scary thin culmination is
 
Old 30-01-2008   #10257
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and the clothes looked sooooooo much better on back then.
Well, clothes look better on thinner figures (IMO) because there's less fabric, etc. But I would rather see clothes on regular people so that I know how it'll look on a body type similar to mine own.
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Old 30-01-2008   #10258
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for me there's no difference.
It was the same girl in both pictures. However, the ad campaign suppressed all the feminine attributes of the young model. Thighs, breasts, rounded upper arms are seen as undesirable, which should be very offensive to women.

The ultra-thin esthetic is cruel and harmful. These models are not made of clay.
 
Old 30-01-2008   #10259
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now everyone is trying to outthin each other!
It's not the girls. They just have to meet the demand. from photographers and designers. who fancy themselves abstract artists. They want plainness, oddness and to make girls look like boys. They'd rather have the boys and get rid of the girls altogether, but no one will quite let them get away with that, since we won't look at boys.

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But I would rather see clothes on regular people so that I know how it'll look on a body type similar to mine own.
That generally (not in your case I'm sure) doesn't even work in a catalog. But we do want to look at pretty girls who are allowed to be pretty.

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Old 30-01-2008   #10260
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Well, clothes look better on thinner figures (IMO) because there's less fabric, etc. But I would rather see clothes on regular people so that I know how it'll look on a body type similar to mine own.
I personally don't think Michelle Buswell or Fernanda Tavares or Eugenia Volodina have normal bodies. I dunno if you were saying the girls at the Versace show weren't thin or not
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