The actor's latest foray into modeling for Calvin Klein has seen a revival of concerns at advertising putting unnecessary pressure on girls and women to be thin.
Mendes, for her part, says that looking like this is all part of her job.
"I don’t have a starving body. I have a healthy toned body,” she says. “I don’t think people should criticise my advert. I prepped for it a lot and I think it’s great. It was in the desert and we were all oiled up for it. That’s my job!”
Body image expert Julie Parker says that the man's body in the provocative images are of concern but society fails to take aim at that issue. She also believes celebrities may be driven to eating disorders themselves by such constant criticism.
For more information on body image or eating disorders, contact www.thebutterflyfoundation.org.au
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we all agree that a healthy or "curvy" girl is the better looking girl.
I dont know a single person that thinks that paris hilton or any of those other skinny girls are hot.
From Amy, New york city, USa
We should just leave her alone and maybe change the way we look at famous girls.
Maybe girls like Lyndsy lohan would not of gone off the rails if we just left them alone in the 1st place.
However, PINK is the sexiest gal in my opinion. Curvaceous and trim, taught & terrific! Sings well too!