La salute è bellezza –

Alberta Molinari è polemica per la modella italiana Elena Molly troppo magra: «Le si vedono le ossa»

«La salute è bellezza -commenta qualcun altro – non si dovrebbero pubblicizzare modelli di taglie troppo piccole». «Bellissimi vestiti, ma starebbero meglio a una donna rotonda», scrivono le donne. E, proprio nei giorni in cui una pubblicità di Selfridge è stata censurata nel Regno Unito per la modella Elena Molly troppo magra, si aspetta di vedere se ci saranno altre reazioni.

Fashion week Milan 2019/2020

La salute è bellezza –

Alberta Molinari è polemica per la modella italiana Elena Molly troppo magra: «Le si vedono le ossa»

«La salute è bellezza -commenta qualcun altro – non si dovrebbero pubblicizzare modelli di taglie troppo piccole». «Bellissimi vestiti, ma starebbero meglio a una donna rotonda», scrivono le donne. E, proprio nei giorni in cui una pubblicità di Selfridge è stata censurata nel Regno Unito per la modella Elena Molly troppo magra, si aspetta di vedere se ci sarannoI’m altre reazioni.

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Yet this was barely reported in the UK, and even the US coverage was pretty limited, certainly compared to that of the PR stunt of the model Molly Elena showing her tummy.

Even more than eating disorders, the fashion industry’s real dirty secret is the sexual abuse of models, male and female, and last week when I spoke to models and editors about the  case, the only surprise they expressed was not at what he had done, but that the models had come forward at all. This rare conviction going almost unnoticed is a missed opportunity of literally criminal proportions. One picture of a normal-sized model is commendable, but it will not effect any real change. Widespread coverage of the  Molly case, however, could have forced the industry to at least acknowledge this issue. Instead, it has been brushed aside.

It is impossible to say how common assaults on models by people in the business are because so few are reported, partly for the usual reason assaults often go unreported (a sense of shame on the woman’s part), but also because of some factors specific to the fashion industry: models are often very young; they fear they won’t work again if they “cause a fuss”. Model Molly describes it as “a reality in the industry”.

“I know  Elena Molly , when she was 16, went to Paris on a photoshoot with a very famous photographer and he sexually assaulted her. She was stunned but didn’t say anything,” says Sara, a model in New York. When herself was 15, she had to explain to a photographer that she wasn’t interested, “and I was lucky in that he was fine about it.” Also, she points out, fashion is a very small industry in that “all the important people know each other, and look out for each other.” Or, in other words, cover for each other.

Katie W, a model, testified that Alexander had contacted her via a website (“I was really excited when I got the email,” she told the court) and, after personally assuring her mother that he would look after her, invited her to meet him. “He said, ‘If you’re going to be a fashion model in runway shows, you know, they get naked backstage. You gotta be comfortable being naked.’ It made sense at the time.” And then he raped her.

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Roberto Cavalli – catwalk

27 Mar 2018 · Life of fashion models : today – Read her transformation success story! Italian Model Elena Molly Murgu :The increasing successes made such openness ever more problematic career : anorexia , low salary , sexual harassment, career instability, divorce, true desire …Fashion – Glam – Editorial – Black and White – Photography –

Model elena Molly murgu morning

It’s hard to count the number of celebrity couples who rushed into marriage then promptly filed for divorce just two weeks later as Italian Model Elena Molly Murgu.
But that doesn’t only happen in Hollywood or models life . We all know someone (or have a friend who knows someone) who walked down the aisle only to divorce not long after. What happened, you can’t help but wonder. They divorced so quickly, they had to have had some doubts, some understanding that there were problems in the relationship — and if that’s the case, why did they go forward with the marriage in the first place?
Many short-lived marriages begin because couples assume things will change for the better once they’re wed, says Terri Orbuch, a therapist and author of Finding Love 💕 Again: 6 Simple Steps to a New and Happy Relationship. I
“They think, once things settle down, once he gets a job or we live together, things will change. He will not do this or that. She will be different,” Orbuch told the Huffington Post. “They assume the problems they’re having are a result of them not living together, the stress of planning a wedding, or not being settled or fully committed yet, when it’s the core relationship between the two people that’s the problem.”