News Flash: these ,pdels are only slightly less slender than usual, and NOT what most would consider voluptuous. When I think voluptuous I think Serena Williams.

just go away. you're post is not welcome or wanted here. non relevant and not a platform to advertise.

I totally agree with John Kingtamer,...these models are just curvy there still very very thin!! It's nice to see that they are doing things different, they even have over weight Models,...this will help others that are obsessed with Models that are stick thin. Kudos to Giles'

Um, no, sorry, those women are NOT voluptuous. They are still skinny and have hardly any curve. Voluptuous women actually have curves and shape. Marlyn Monroe, Betty Page, and today Beyonce, and Lady Gaga, THESE women had and have something. Not the skinny little models up there. If size 4 is considered voluptuous nowadays, then me in my size 10 must be morbidly obese. I shudder to think what size 14 women (Like Monroe) are being called.

I hate to break it to you, but those are far from plus sized models. Give me a break.

1. Your lead picture is horrible. Two of those girls are wearing BAGS.
2. Victoria's Secret always uses "curvier" models than say, Ralph Lauren, because their underwear would look horrible on a girl with no breasts or hips.
3. This article lacks relativity. You are enthusiastically talking as though using a bustier-than-usual size 4 model is proof that this sick industry is changing. I'm happy to be noticing that some designers and magazines are using more models of the size 6-12 range. Those are the examples you should be getting excited about. Not this crap in your article.
4. Did I mention what a profoundly poor choice your picture was?

So NOT voluptuous. You didn't really believe it when you wrote the article, did you Erin? I don't think anyone is fooled by this charade. It just gets people talking about Victoria's Secret, which has a history of being insulting to women with its advertising.