I agree with Lane Bryant!! I can't believe the networks didn't want to show their add after all the Victoria Secret adds they run all the time!!! I think the Lane Bryant add was done very well.

I think that Lane Bryant did a great job on this ad. It's nice to see a Ad like this. Hopefully we will see more of these.

Oh My Gosh! The network is probably confused because they have not seen real breasts in so long! There is nothing wrong with this commercial. It is appropriate, and great for plus size women. The model looks healthfully proportioned, and looks reasonably fit, not a plastique mannequin. Compared to what I see on tv, this is really conservative. Power to Lane Bryant.

Consider her What? A BOY! That must be what you like.

She wouldn't give you the time of day...as I'm sure you find with most women you come in contact with...because you see, jbjg, size really does matter and you just don't have what it takes.

You sleaze! You are what's wrong with this world. That model is beautiful just the way she is. Go back to your cave and learn some manners.

and what makes you think she'd consider YOU?

@Beth,

I see your point but do please remember that some of us "smaller" women can eat and eat all we want and not gain weight because we may have naturally higher metabolism and no matter what we do, we stay at our weight. It is kind of rude to throw names around at smaller women, especially when most of us support plus-size models. You are no more of a woman than me because of your weight. I myself love plus-size models, so please think before you post next time. Thank you!

Beth, this model is absolutely the sexiest woman I have seen on TV in years. Her proportions are perfect, her eyes filled with "hot sex to come" in donning a simple black coat over her bra and panties.

However, many women are obese, yep, they are. I see them every single day. Their stomachs ( what used to be a waistline) protrudes well beyond their breasts and hips, hanging over the tops of the lowrider jeans. THESE women would look disgusting on TV.

So, perhaps Fox is thinking by posting such a beautiful full figured woman with a nice flat belly would send out mixed signals. I am 5-7 and weighed 165. I hated the breasts on my back, the tire on my lower back and my stomach I could not suck in anymore. I've lost 10 pounds swimming in just one month and love how this has transformed my shape which is considered Apple/diabetic form.

There is a difference with this sexy woman and obese/over weight bitter women who frown on women as myself who is doing what I can to REMAIN disease free. Give us a break and put down the box of donuts because you sound like the norm, not like this beauty for if you WERE as she is, you would not have bothered posting so angrily.

Please be aware that not all women who are skinny choose to be that way. I have a very high metabolism and I eat CONSTANTLY...yet, I'm still a size zero...I wish I could gain weight, but with my mother being a size 2 herself, it's just not going to happen for me. Please do not judge "skinny people" (I HATE that term!) because you don't know their story....I never judge curvy women, and in fact envy them....please do not be so quick to judge and think before you post!

Oh, spare me. Beth, you make a very eloquent and appreciable point. Of course there are all types of bodies, and that is what this commercial and Lane Bryant are trying to embrace. I did not take your comments as in any way detrimental to smaller body frames, so I'm not sure where the previous responder is coming from. Embracing a fuller figure does not mean that we are denigrating thinner women...If you are this sensitive, it is a good thing you are thin. I can't imagine how you would handle the sort of slights a fuller figured woman has to tolerate on a regular basis. And to the other responder, who is somehow offended that the model in this ad is beautiful as opposed to...what? Rolls flying all over the place? Yeah...models are always beautiful. That's their job. This ad is getting across that women of all sizes CAN be beautiful. That generally includes a healthy appearance, decent toning, and pleasing features. Obviously, you are missing the point--just because someone is built larger, does not mean they cannot be lovely, confident and sexy as can be.

it is a shame being fat is equated with being "real" Maybe in CIncinnati or kentucky , or alabama or whatever fat city you are from that is the norm but in reality "real women" come is
other sizes besides extra large. No one is talking about being anorexic either. A woman can be "real" ,soft, have curves and not weigh 200 pounds! ( like Scarlett Johanson for example). Nor does she have to be "endowed" whatever that mean . I personally don't want to see some fat chick walking around in her parachute sized panties on tv or anywhere else for that matter. I see enough blubber walking around town as it is. Get off the couch and put down the cheeseburgers!