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The proliferating admirers of Kelly, a gorgeous 18-year-old junior-plus model initially discovered by Seventeen, will be delighted to learn that she appears in an editorial image in the February 2009 issue of Glamour magazine. As mixed-message women's mags go, Glamour has a better-than-average history of promoting size-acceptance, from its Kate Dillon spread a decade ago to its celebrated Kailee O'Sullivan lingerie page. Kelly's image is another feather in the magazine's cap. Above all, one has to compliment Glamour for garbing Kelly in an abbreviated dress that shows off her luscious legs. Even at such a young age, Kelly already rivals any other current plus-size model for the title of "most gorgeous legs in the industry." They are visibly soft and round, their attractive shape due to natural fullness. The photographer instructed the model to twist one leg a shade too much, so its size is unfortunately minimized, but the other leg stands normally, and from its proportions one can tell how beautiful Kelly's limbs truly are. ![]() ![]() ![]() Hopefully, the industry is recognizing that future plus-size models should adhere to three important criteria. They should be: -younger -fuller-figured -more attractive And lovely Kelly is all three. |
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I think Kelly is adorable. There are quite a few young models who have "exotic" looks, and Kelly resembles one or two in particular, but she is far prettier than they are - with a more natural, gentle kind of look, yet still exciting. She should grow out her hair even longer for more drama. If she at least retains her present curves, or better yet becomes fuller figured, she will be one of the all-time greatest plussize models.
Incidentally, I browsed the Glamour site. Yes, there are a lot of mixed messages, but one article I thought was helpful. It talked about how guys feel about appearance trends for women, and two of the comments had me nodding my head vigorously: Quote:
"Catchers mitt" - seriously, too many celebrities uglify themselves this way. The best plussize models avoid these pitfalls. Think of Shannon Marie with her natural, perfectly shaped brows and fair complexion. True goddesses never appear artificial, but always look wholesome and beautiful. |
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