Kate Moss weight gain is small step for womankind

Kate Moss in green dress

While I would love to believe that Kate Moss’ reported weight gain might forever alter the insane beauty standards to which we all (or at least a few of us) hold ourselves, I’m not quite that delusional. Yet. It is a nice thought, however, and Caitlin Moran wrote an interesting, highly tongue-in-cheek article on the topic for the Times Online in which she stated, among other things, the following:

At the launch of the New York Topshop last week, Moss was smoky-eyed and serene in a clingy, floor-length, emerald green dress, in which you could see a distinct curve to her tum. Not a concave curve, you understand - as seen on skinny Russian teenage models - but a convex one. As if in acknowledgement that a woman’s lower torso has to hold liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen and a tennis court full of intestines, and clearly cannot do this in something that measures 20ins around.

And yet, despite Moss having the temerity to have a waistline big enough to fit all her innards in, everyone behaved perfectly normally around her. Indeed, not only was she not thrown down a well - but she was allowed in a fashion shop! While people photographed her! As a representative! And acted like it was all OK! In a world where Jessica Simpson’s 1stone weight gain makes CNN, the former EastEnders actress Natalie Cassidy is being hounded into total dysmorphia for hitting a size 14, supermodel Kate Moss’s round belly is like Rosa Parkes, finally digging in her heels and sitting up the front of the bus. [Source]

So Kate Moss is aging just like the rest of us and she has developed a spare tire just like the rest of us, which must mean that she is human…just like the rest of us. Hip hip hooray. I think I’ll go eat a pint of ice cream. Oh and by the way, it seems the cookbook rumours were false but more on that later.


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One Response to “Kate Moss weight gain is small step for womankind”

  1. fly Says:

    Dresses very well


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