Organizers of a top-level fashion show in Spain recently banned models that they thought were too skinny. Students at Cienega High School were asked what they think of the ban and what they and their ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Thin is in. Apple Inc. says its newest MacBook Pro laptop computer will be about as thin as its already-slim MacBook Air. It will also have a sharper display, akin to what the ...

Germany's most popular women's fashion magazine "Brigitte" has announced big changes to the look of its pages. As of January 2, 2010, Brigitte will no longer feature ultra-thin, professional models.

Fashion Week in Madrid looks to be at the forefront of a new trend: banning models who are too thin. Madrid's government says it wants to project an image of beauty and health. One top New York ...

Our first petite, skinny Only Fans girl is Livinia Roberts, a self-proclaimed “mattress actress” and “professional sloot”. She clearly has a fun sense of humor, and she loves to show off her fun ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Claudia Schiffer believes models are now too skinny to be attractive even though the German supermodel may herself be slightly underweight despite a voracious appetite and ...

The fashion retailer was asked to remove two ads featuring models with "protruding collarbones" on its website Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment. She joined PEOPLE ...

As the Duchess of Windsor famously remarked, “You can never be too rich or too thin.” Her skeletal frame certainly attested to the statement. Fortunately for those whose obsession with thinness may ...

LONDON, Feb 12 (Reuters Life!) - Size zero models in town for London Fashion Week now have one less excuse to skip a meal. A restaurant popular with celebrities and fashionistas is offering free food ...

Victoria Beckham has said that most thin models are naturally skinny. Speaking on ABC talkshow The View, the fashion designer and former Spice Girl praised a new campaign in the industry. What to Read ...

An advert for high street giant Next has been banned for featuring a model who appeared to be “unhealthily thin”. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the “irresponsible” ad used the camera ...