Not really late '90s models, but I get your point, even though Moss gained a lot, and Elle was never High Fashion and Crawford in her prime had double the thighs of Canadas in hers.
Models: Before & After Weight Gain (or Loss)
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Not really late '90s models, but I get your point, even though Moss gained a lot, and Elle was never High Fashion and Crawford in her prime had double the thighs of Canadas in hers.
Video including not-so-skinny Anna Mila Guyenz as a 14 years old:
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&sour...ggbMAA&usg=AFQjCNHyepVXPwW8Ra58fydk1gaCL7tRKw
Go to 7:00 min.
I hope the link works. Amazing development bodywise from untoned teen to skinny woman. Also she made a jump up in height.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&sour...ggbMAA&usg=AFQjCNHyepVXPwW8Ra58fydk1gaCL7tRKw
Go to 7:00 min.
I hope the link works. Amazing development bodywise from untoned teen to skinny woman. Also she made a jump up in height.
Good thing is we all get to like what we like. Did she look better when younger? Of course! Still impressive as hell she slimmed back down like this!
@oferta Thank You so much! I've always loved Esther! I never imagined her getting fat even with pregnancy but I'm so glad she's back! She may not be everyone's cup of tea but for her mid 40's she can put most 20 year olds I know to shame!in your face ! 3 weeks ago:
agreed--her chest and arms are too thin for me, but her legs are the same size as mine and i bet her bmi is 2-3 whole points lower
It's weird because I'm very evenly proportioned at bmi18-19.
Joining the pity party... her upper body doesn't look sickly to me**, but then again it's probably because she has my body type. 
** I learned a long time ago I look better/get more "omg did you lose weight" comments with my bottom half covered à la that gorgeous blue gown.
** I learned a long time ago I look better/get more "omg did you lose weight" comments with my bottom half covered à la that gorgeous blue gown.
@Artemis @pterodactyl @ZeroDiet @Tinyportia I just want to ask you, as a colleague in suffering, do you feel less skinny because of the body type? Do you feel obliged to lower your BMI even more? Or do you just go along with it and try to dress appropriately?
@Butternut My thighs have been less of a problem area (my calves are the main problem area now). The weirdness is my upper body is so bony (but I still have big boobs??) and I guess "fat-less" while my lower body is small, yes, but more smooth/toned. When I am feeling particularly self-loathing, I'll say: I have bonespo arms and VS legs. It puts me in a weird spot with casting. My agent told me not to lose anymore
@Eternal Summer There are ways to dress this body type, for sure. Our current treads in more casual fashion aren't really supportive of this, sadly--skinny jeans/loose tops. I look amazing in tailored suits, tiny tank tops, and any dress. Our body type also has great abs and are the only ones with any business wearing those god damn crop tops.
@Eternal Summer There are ways to dress this body type, for sure. Our current treads in more casual fashion aren't really supportive of this, sadly--skinny jeans/loose tops. I look amazing in tailored suits, tiny tank tops, and any dress. Our body type also has great abs and are the only ones with any business wearing those god damn crop tops.
I would like to move to scratch Kate Moss from your list. While she will always be an icon, she has looked untoned and bloated and strung out for the past decade
edit: Guys I swear I'm not seeing all the new posts until I post redundant stuff like this! Idk whats wrong on my end but I'll handle it before posting anymore. So sorry
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I have this body type too! My arms have always looked super small, even when I was heavier as a kid. And I feel you about the skinny jeans :'( For me this is made worse due to the amount of time I spend walking up hills! (north of england problem) sigh.@Butternut My thighs have been less of a problem area (my calves are the main problem area now). The weirdness is my upper body is so bony (but I still have big boobs??) and I guess "fat-less" while my lower body is small, yes, but more smooth/toned. When I am feeling particularly self-loathing, I'll say: I have bonespo arms and VS legs. It puts me in a weird spot with casting. My agent told me not to lose anymore
@Eternal Summer There are ways to dress this body type, for sure. Our current treads in more casual fashion aren't really supportive of this, sadly--skinny jeans/loose tops. I look amazing in tailored suits, tiny tank tops, and any dress. Our body type also has great abs and are the only ones with any business wearing those god damn crop tops.
Yes and yes. Dressing for my body type is nice and all, but ultimately I want to look good even in clothes not meant for my body type. I just want tiny legs goddamnit.
i bet they are pretty darn tiny (we're all hard on ourselves and your weight is quite low ) xxYes and yes. Dressing for my body type is nice and all, but ultimately I want to look good even in clothes not meant for my body type. I just want tiny legs goddamnit.