The shape of things to wear
November 25, 2005
Scientists identify how women’s figures have changed in 50 years
The fashion industry is ignoring the changing shapes of women’s bodies, a study claims today. Designers and manufacturers still insist on making clothes that fit the traditional hourglass figure, when women’s shapes are more likely to be top-heavy, rectangular or pear-shaped.
The research found that although only 8 per cent of women now had the sort of hourglass figure flaunted by curvaceous 1950s film stars such as Sophia Loren, designers and manufacturers continued to make clothes to fit a slim-line version of that figure.
[Via The Independent]
As long as they continue making clothes for those 8% I have no problem…
well , girlz are all good , regardless to what they wear , cuz anything they wear it looks great but when they pick their cloth carefully - and this is what they always do - they r simply GREAT !
CHEERZ !
Comment by Dar — November 25, 2005 @ 6:19 PM