@hffatale I get what you’re saying as well, unfortunately that’s the point of the branding. Since the clothes are designer, they’re meant to be “exclusive”, and an exclusive body type is thin and tall. It’s unfortunate ik but that’s currently how they run- Thanks for the good discussion!💕
@hffatale A shorter person CAN wear it, but taller people draw more attention to everything that they do. A shorter person will look more compressed than a taller figure wearing the same. If shorter people want to be runway models, they should go to those who will support them fully! 🫶🏾
@hffatale the designers want their outfits to drape over their tall frames in a specific way. A taller person and a shorter person wearing the same outfit, you’re just naturally going to look at the taller one. Not due to beauty, but height. 2/2
@hffatale Of course, but we’re talking about modeling. “Better proportions” in a runway modeling sense would be long legs, long (or short) torso, broad shoulders, and an attractive head-to-body ratio. Taller bodies carry weight differently than shorter ones 1/2
@FlLLEFATALE I agree with this take, for modeling, the models are kind of like mannequins/cloth hangers. The better the proportions, the better the look! Mannequins are usually tall anyways! Plus modeling isn’t meant for showing off body types, it’s the clothes on them.
@marysdyke I FRIGGEN LOVE EULA AND IM LITERALLY BLACK 🫶🏾🫶🏾 HER CHARACTER HAS MY HEART AND MY SOUL 💌🕊 ppl who don’t understand her OBVIOUS character annoy tf outta me
@DA1NTYL0VE Just a bit, the creator of HAG is just showing how fast food is bad for us, and no matter how unhealthy the customer knows it is, customers will continue to roll in. Instead of lying about his fast food being healthy, he’s advertising the gruesome truth and still making a profit!