Vogue’s lingerie spread is a shout-out to curvy girls
November 17, 2014 by admin
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Another plus is that the focus of the shoot is on bras – from demi cups to balconettes – and as any large-chested woman knows, shopping for the right support is exponentially harder if you’re anything exceeding a D-cup. (As for swimwear shopping, well, prepare to drown in many a dowdy design.)
Though ‘in-betweenie’ model stands as a somewhat awkward term invented to bridge the considerable gap between sample and plus sizes, its emergence and the increasing number of models who choose to identify with it marks a larger sea change within the fashion industry. As Myla Dalbesio explained toThe Cut, not so long ago such a middle ground didn’t exist.
“There was no agency that would accept a girl over a size 4 onto their straight-size board. It just didn’t happen, so girls that were my size had no place to go. Those [plus-size agencies] were the only boards that would accept us, so even though we weren’t ‘plus-size,’ that’s how it ended up.”
As The Cut points out, nine years ago, Dalbesio was deemed ‘plus-size’ because she wasn’t waif thin. Nowadays, Wilhelmina has changed its plus-size board to ‘curvy’ and former plus-size agents with Ford have broken away and started Jag, a modelling agency that’s completely done away with labels.
How refreshing it is to see these models succeed despite not fitting into one size category. As for Vogue, this is a big step forward for a magazine that once peddled a skinny-only agenda. Earlier this year, they featured Candice Huffine in their April issue and famously placed three plus-size models on the cover of Vogue Italia.
The black-and-white photos from their latest shoot are stunning, sexy, and — like Calvin Klein’s latest add campaign — don’t explicitly call attention to the fact that its models tout full-figured numbers above the straight-size norm.Vogue‘s message is simply that bras are personal, practical, important, and that everyone deserves to wear a pretty one of their choosing.
Though the models appear in their own separate slideshow (which you can view in its entirety here), we’re hopeful that one day we may see women from every size spectrum – straight, plus, in-between – represented within Vogue‘s pages (paper, not just virtual) without any arbitrary labels attached. After all, the only thing these ladies have in common really is the fact that they’re wearing bras.
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jaime_king/InstagramJaime King posted this image onto her Instagram account with the caption, “#HelmutNewtonVibes #noneedtobreaktheinternet.”
Jaime King is officially the queen of the Internet — at least until the next time Kim Kardashian undresses for another magazine cover.
On Saturday, the model turned actress posted a racy photo of herself walking through a Hollywood backlot in lingerie that left her toned backside on full view for her 420,000 followers.
The sexy pic came complete with the hashtag, “#noneedtobreaktheinternet,” a clear reference to the Kardashian Paper Magazine cover headline that dominated social media days earlier.
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King, who stars on CW’s “Hart of Dixie,” captioned the shot with a tip of the cap to the late fashion photographer Helmut Netwton, who died in 2004.
The 35-year-old model turned actress has been working on what she dubbed a “secret project” in a L.A. recording studio for music producer J. Ralph — though it’s unclear if the lingerie photo is related.
Donato Sardella/Getty Images for Elie Saab King attends a private Elie Saab dinner two days earlier in Los Angeles. Enlarge 
Paper Magazine King’s photo and capton is a clear dig at the now infamous Paper Magazine cover featuring Kim Kardashian’s famous rear. Enlarge King has a tough act to follow. Kardashian’s spread for Paper — taken by famed photographer Jean-Paul Goude notched a whopping 307,782 social media mentions during a 24-hour period last week.
The reality star, however, has been dogged by accusations that the pics were heavily photoshopped.