Utterly, utterly SICK! These women are the exact opposite of "SEXY": they, like most of today's runway and print models look to be on the verge of starving. This is a sick habit that the media and fashion world have foisted on the public for more than ten/fifteen years, now. Really pathetic: the country is starving for health and well-being, and these kinds of models are not helping that at all. Sick....

I'm so confused. Why is this ad supposed to make me love my body? It's like they are trying to cash in on the huge success Dove has had with their similar campaign without actually appealing to the demographic of women who do not and will not ever look like a VS model. This is very bad marketing.

I like the bras. It's nice that they're trying out a new ad to promote "everybody". But it seems a little contradicting. The VS models are beautiful, but they're all one type of body - tall, thin, with large breasts. Perhaps that's the ideal body, but it doesn't exactly represent all women. Admittedly, I've gotten depressed just walking around in the Victoria Secret store, because I don't look like them. I feel like a fraud wearing VS lingerie. But that's my own self-esteem issue.

HOT! These women are totally HOT! They don't look starved, they look healthy. Obesity in America has warped our view of what is natural. None of these women have trouble conceiving healthy babies when they want to. And if you've ever seen a true anorexic, you'd know these models don't even come close. So I guess a man with a six pack is also deformed and disgusting?? People just hate being reminded of how completely out of shape they really are. Don't blame and defame the messengers!

This actually makes me want to start making myself barf and live on 300 calories a day.

These women are beautiful but if you look at the actual ad sent to customers, there are pictures that make the women look very thin. One girl has her ribs showing through her back and another her sternum and lower rib cage is very visible. While I agree obisity is a major problem in America, some models are too thin. Now Heddi Klum was the perfect VS model.

Mmm, yeah, they look totally healthy. How interesting it would be to have a little tag on each one describing what she eats every day. My love for *my* body includes eating plenty of healthy food, getting plenty of exercise, and not starving myself. I wish everyone could do the same.

If it was your job to look gorgeous, you would. These women spend their "work week" on looking beautiful. They put time, effort, and discipline into their professions, and if anyone else would devote that same energy and money to "the look" they would achieve similar results.
Not to say all of it is natural, of course (photoshop and plastic surgery have quite an impact).

As for the ad campaign, I don't see many of these models sporting varied body types, so it seems odd for them to be accentuating different body parts.
However having such a wide variety of sizes is a very welcome aspect of this line.

Only FATTIES hate! These chicks are all 10s!!!

Oh please with the skinny girls. I am one myself but the real world also has different sizes of womans bodies. You should have had in the ad picture 1 skinny model, 1 plus size model etc. You would have shown more class that way. You show more respect, you get more sales.

This campaign has NOTHING to do with loving your body. There is no diversity in their ad and no mention of self esteem. This ad tells me to only love your body if it's small. Lets see some love for big and little bodies.

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