There are some different body shapes in fashion. The Skinny of which the best are not starving, but really just very slim. Those humans are also vey tall and have a neutral, non-shaping body form that preserves the cut of the clothes they present. That is dominant on Haut-Couture and related products.
Haut-Couture is a misunderstanding to most, because the brands do not offer the Vitrine with the Set. That level of fashion is the ultimate expression of the fashion creator. It is their explosion of potential. It is supposed to be pure Art. You don't go shopping with that. You treat it like those 5 meter tall paintings that have a sofa in the Museum infront.
The Artist lets out all of is create expressionist capability as art into that and you may decide to wear next season comparable colours, abstracted or even negative once in wider or skinny.
Then, there is Pret'a'Porte, which latterly means Ready to Take. The 90ies Supermodels Phenomenon hypeing woman like Claudia Schiffer and Linda Evangelista into millionaires made actually most fashion magazine presence by the high end of that range in fashion.
They are fit. These woman needed little to no plastic surgery and as one stated unforgettable to a teenager: "I always had a bit more ... here ... in High-School" as the base reason for her modelling career.
That body shape is as rare as the natural slim.
They present the wearable fashion usually for special days. The modern version in industrial manufacturing of the Tracht dedicated for Religious Days within the Community.
Finally, there the catalogue shapes. They go from plastic surgery dirty sexy to innocent black babies. They are normal. As normal as a kid walking to kindergarden and, as a matter of fact, a woman having a boobsjob from an A to C cup size. Not every child gets driven and not all woman deviate attention to other body parts in full confidence with attitude.
The amount of humans making a living is a pyramid in the same order.
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