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Vogue bans too-thin, underage fashion models as unhealthy

Vogue pledges to set a new standard: bans too-thin, underage fashion models from its pages. Modeling advocates applaud the decision as progress for improving unhealthy standards in the industry.
Opinion Lizzi Miller: redefining beauty

A recent portrait of this Size 12 model may pave the way for other fashion magazines to adopt authentic over airbrushed beauty.
09/08/2009 01:00 am

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Topic: British Fashion Council

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Vogue bans too-thin, underage fashion models as unhealthy

Opinion Lizzi Miller: redefining beauty

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Focus China puts up a green wall to US trash

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