31-year-old model Tess Holliday, who recently became a mom for the second time, is now actively developing the Internet, publishing there her reflections on the theme of beauty, motherhood and the modeling industry. The non-standard beauty insists that it is necessary to revise the standards for the models, and not to push them to lie under the plastic surgeon's knife.
Tess feels that is not needed in the fashion world
Another essay by Holliday began with the lines that she does not see an interest in her persona in the modeling business. Here are the words in the composition:
"I'm tired because I'm not like others. Before, I would just keep silent, but now, when I'm in a depressed state, I do not have the strength to fight. When I was leafing through various fashion magazines, I noticed that all the girls are slimmer than me. The plus-size models are basically 12 sizes, well, a maximum of 14, and I have 16. Because of this, I develop a complex of my own uselessness and even professional inadequacy, but I hope that the attitude towards such as I will soon change, and the models with 16 size will be much more. "
After that, Tess decided to tell how she relates to plastic surgery:
"Now I will reveal a terrible secret to you, but almost all models of plus-size in my heart dream of becoming thin. Instead of loving yourself, accepting your body, they think about the need to resort to liposuction surgery. I'm against it and I think it's wrong. In the fashion industry, it is necessary to revise the standards for a long time. Girls, do not go under the knife of a plastic surgeon! Better show everyone that gorgeous women are real beauties. "
Despite such calls, Holliday stressed that she does not condemn women who have changed their bodies through surgery:
"If you have already decided to intervene and you have a beautiful body, then admire them very carefully. After all, it's not a fact that in a year you will not again become a bun. And do not say that before the operation you were ugly. It's very difficult to deceive nature, it's better not to play with such games. "
And finally, Tess commented on the term plus-size, which is not liked by many famous pyschki:
"I have repeatedly heard from my colleagues, for example, Ashley Graham, that classifying models into plus-size and not plus-size is wrong. I do not agree with this. I do not see any discrimination in this. This is the most common term and nothing more. "
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Holliday now has a difficult time
Famous model Tess about six months ago gave birth to a second child, but she could not get in shape for 8 months. More recently, Holliday wrote in her microblog:
"Now I hate my body: flabby stomach, stretch marks on chest and thighs, and sagging breasts. But I remember that you need to love what nature has given you. Every day, looking in the mirror, I try to convince myself of this. "