^ Bad example to validate a point on what appears to be yet another accusation of racism, based on reaction versus non-reaction, which you have decided to categorize as positive reaction.
Natalia in 2001 (year of her pregnancy) was no one, just like Arizona Muse was no one when she had her son in 2009, so the reaction then was like reacting now to a pregnant Viktoria Persson: either you don't react or you wish her the best, whoever that is.
The only pregnancy that vaguely resembles Jourdan Dunn's is Liya Kebede's, she had just become a Gucci girl when bam, pregnant, except she was 21, had been married to a prominent businessman for a while and most importantly, had what Natalia Vodianova also enjoyed later in that year and what does not exist now, not even with Prada, Givenchy, CK and Balenciaga exclusives combined: Tom Ford's Midas/monopolist touch.. nobody cared if you got pregnant, had fake boobs and fake lips or no arm as long as Tom Ford still approved, reason why soon after their pregnancy, their careers exploded (May 2002: Natalia appearing in an American publication for the first time ever while Liya landed the cover of Vogue Paris).
You may insist all you want in overlooking data and pretending that a theory on double standards you've ventured to make based on superficial and lazy references is automatically confirmed by your own observations, while everything else is "disingenuous". Truth is, Ymre's career hasn't promised anything since 2009, when Jourdan got pregnant she had fulfilled just about every model's dream and ideal of success, she just needed more time to solidify these achievements into one household name.. which despite steady success, she's still struggling to do, and yes, her pregnancy did affect that.. not the process itself but the timing it requires in an industry that a) is hard to break through, b) moves at the speed of light and c) requires models that are, mostly on their own, able to redirect all the attention to themselves and establish their image. Jourdan arrived at the dawn of the Supreme girls with healthy feminine looks, was able to open doors that had not been opened since the turn of the century, became a sensation, got everyone's attention, looked like she had something to say, grabbed a microphone.. and then took a break.
Hope that settles it (please).
. I had to google Ymre and remind myself she was in that Prada ad next to like 15 models some years ago.. so my only thought (if any) is 'congrats!'. Call it double standards if you want, but it's more indifference..
