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The fashion industry has seen a notable decline in diverse models on runways, with only 2% of models being midsize and 0.3% plus-size in recent autumn/winter fashion shows. This trend is concerning, as it suggests a return to traditional, waif-thin models. Industry insiders blame the lack of representation on time management issues or the use of weight loss drugs like Ozempic. The current political landscape, marked by a return to conservatism, may also be contributing to the resurgence of old-fashioned beauty standards. The article concludes that women can choose which trends to follow and argues that it’s time to reevaluate the narrow definition of beauty.
