The female body 'shouldn't be a trend'. So why do social media and diet culture treat it like one? - ABC News
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Natasha spent thousands of dollars to attain her curvy, Kardashian-esque physique. But now she's noticed fashion designers and celeb circles are celebrating thinness. What's going on?
Natasha spent thousands of dollars to attain her curvy, Kardashian-esque physique. But now she's noticed fashion designers and celeb circles are celebrating thinness. What's going on?
Natasha spent thousands of dollars to attain her curvy, Kardashian-esque physique. But now she's noticed fashion designers and celeb circles are celebrating thinness. What's going on?
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