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All of us have stared into the mirror and asked that dreaded question: “Am I fat?” Perhaps it happened after spotting that girl with impossibly long legs on Instagram, or when last year’s favorite outfit suddenly didn’t fit anymore. We live in a time when image seems to be everything.
But when the pursuit of “perfection” turns into an obsession, things can spiral out of control. Anorexia isn’t just about wanting to be thin; it’s an eating disorder that takes over your mind, reshaping the way you see food, your body, and even your life. What might start as a seemingly harmless thought of “I’ll just eat a little less” can quickly evolve into a serious condition that affects both physical and mental health.
This disorder mainly strikes teenagers and young adults—most often young women, though men can be affected too. It’s characterized by extreme food restriction, an overwhelming fear of gaining weight, and a distorted self-image.
Social media is flooded with edited images, filters, and carefully curated poses. Even though we know these images are far from reality, we still find ourselves trapped in comparison. Suddenly, food becomes the enemy and the numbers on the scale, or daily calories seem to dictate our worth.
When anorexia strikes during adolescence—a critical period of growth and hormonal change—the consequences can be even more severe. At this stage, your body is still developing, and hormones play a crucial role in everything from physical growth to mood regulation. Anorexia can disrupt this delicate balance, potentially delaying puberty, causing menstrual irregularities, infertility in severe cases, and even stunting growth. Beyond that, the lack of proper nutrition can weaken bones, leading to early-onset osteoporosis, and affect brain development, making it harder to concentrate and learn.
What isn’t often discussed is that anorexia robs you of energy, damaging not only your heart and bones but even your brain. It may lead to severe malnutrition, cardiovascular issues, organ failure, and death. Mentally, it can cause depression, anxiety, and isolation. This isn’t about willpower, "self-love" or wanting to be your best version—it’s a real illness that demands professional help. the “perfect” body is a myth, because the images we see are edited and retouched to sell a fantasy, and they are far from reality because all bodies are built differently.
The size of our bones, our waist, our hips, our wrists, our height, our skin colour and thousands of unique physical characteristics that are uniquely ours, are just that, ours, not by our decision, but by decision of genetics. Probably that extremely skinny Korean girl on Pinterest, or that model who is gorgeous (even though they looks healthy, and probably are) is like that because of genetics, and even if we manage to look similar in terms of weight and measurements, at the end, we wouldn't be the same in terms of health.
So instead of asking, “Am I fat?” maybe we should be asking, “Am I healthy? Am I happy?” Because our value isn’t measured by a scale or a mirror—it’s defined by who we are beyond our appearance.
I hope you liked it! This article came from the heart, because it is something we have all been through. You are beautiful and unique like no other.
Why is there so much misinformation about hair types? There is no clear information, and there is a huge difference between a 2C and a 3A.
Hey, this isn't hate, but all those guides on how to be chic, elegant, pretty and everything we all want to be. Let's be serious, none of them really have any useful tips. They are just basic guidelines on how to maintain hygiene, education and a minimum of style. Letting others talk is not chic, it's polite. I really feel like the only thing that will help you be chic is to notice the small details in your surroundings, to think about what you will do or what you do automatically. Not only will it help you to be elegant but also to be a person more aware of their surroundings. Being elegant is something that does not have an explicit guide, obviously there are details that will help you improve and become more elegant, but there are no tips that you do not already know.
I'm so mad. I made the best post about Alexander McQueen, everything planned. It was beautiful, I wrote it in a way that I adored. It had everything, the pictures, surprise questions, quotes, etc. And it even had a GIF (I'm not a fan of them). And guess what? When I upload it, everything gets messed up. The paragraphs change order, the images too. I got so frustrated that I'm not going to upload it anymore.Tomorrow if, I really want to, I'll try again or I'll upload something else. For now I'll stay asleep in silence.
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The Garment That Changed The Game
The iconic Little Black Dress
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Timeless, chic, and endlessly versatile, the Little Black Dress (LBD) is more than just clothing. It’s a cultural icon. First introduced by Coco Chanel in 1926, the LBD broke fashion conventions by redefining black as a color of sophistication rather than mourning. Chanel’s vision was simple yet radical: a dress that every woman, regardless of social status, could wear with confidence and ease.
The original design was sleek, unadorned, and knee-length—an antidote to the extravagance of the 1920s. Vogue aptly described it as a “sort of uniform for all women of taste,” and it wasn’t long before the LBD became a universal symbol of understated elegance.
Audrey Hepburn immortalized it in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, elevating the LBD from a wardrobe essential to a piece of cinematic history. Over the decades, designers like Givenchy, Versace, and Saint Laurent have reimagined it, yet its essence remains untouched: simplicity with an edge of allure.
“One is never over-dressed or underdressed with a Little Black Dress“, Karl Lagerfeld
The magic of the LBD lies in its adaptability to adapt through the decades. Paired with pearls, it exudes old Hollywood glamour. Styled with boots and a leather jacket, it becomes a symbol of modern rebellion. It transcends trends, offering every generation its own way to embrace the allure of black.
The Little Black Dress isn’t just a garment; it’s an emblem of confidence, empowerment, and timeless style. It’s proof that fashion doesn’t have to be complicated to make a statement.
What’s your LBD story? How do you style yours?
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Hellooo, i hope u liked this little post i made about the iconic little black dress!! if u like it, give it a like and share your ideas in the coments! If you want me to do a post about a runway, model, fashion piece, etc, just write me and I'll do it!
MUGLER
Fall 1997 Couture Collection
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Here is a small review about this collection that I adore, admire and appreciate with all my heart!!
Fav looks;
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Vogue Review, editor's note
written by; Laird Borreli-Persson
on the date; París, December 25, 2022
This collection was originally presented on July 10, 1997 in Paris and has been digitized as part of Vogue Runway’s ongoing efforts to document historical fashion shows.
“Thierry Mugler: Couturissime” landed in Brooklyn last month, the final stop of its world tour. Several of the looks on display were pulled from the designer’s fall 1997 Les Chimères (“Mythical Creatures”) couture collection, which was presented soon after the company had been acquired by Clarins.
The show closed with a dress that has been described as one of the most expensive couture creations ever. Two years in the making, it required the assistance of both the artist Jean-Jacques Urcun and the corsetiere Mr. Pearl. It was presented on the runway by the model Adriana Karembeu, who wore cat-eye contact lenses that heightened the fantastical element of the piece. In retrospect, all of the women as machines, insects, and religious icons that Mugler had put on his catwalks laid the groundwork for this hybrid creature that seemed adapted to all elements: air, water, earth, and fire.
There was another beastie in the collection, a tiger-snake amalgam that took the form of a tattoo-like print. The rest of the collection was tamer and filled with characters that, at that point in Mugler’s career, had reached the level of caricature or cartoon—though his craftsmanship and constructions remained the real deal.
The first exits, featuring hourglass suits, confirmed that Mugler’s lady remained a vamp. Next up were anatomical latex torsos and a single sci-fi ensemble. Later things took a turn toward the hairy (faux fur) and wild (animal prints). One model even donned antlers. Debra Shaw was cast as a draped Dracula, while Simonetta Gianfelici was a crystal-embellished princess bride. And this is far from an exhaustive list.
Mugler had celebrated his 20th anniversary in 1995 with the Le Cirque collection. Two years later his exercises in camp and construction had progressed in a freer, even more uninhibited direction closer to that of a carnival.
i know is a ton of words, but is really worth to read it!!
General Overview:
Mugler’s Fall 1997 Couture collection, Les Chimères, stands as an unparalleled fusion of fantasy and craftsmanship. Rooted in mythology and surrealism, it showcased women as creatures of transformation—part beast, part divine. While some looks bordered on caricature, Mugler's meticulous construction and bold imagination cemented this collection as a landmark in couture history.
and for the closing....!!
My Personal Opinion:
Mugler’s Les Chimères is nothing short of an operatic masterpiece—excessive, audacious, and unapologetically otherworldly. It’s couture that doesn’t just dress the body but transforms it into a vessel of fantasy, blurring the lines between art and fashion. Few collections have dared to embrace the absurd with such precision and brilliance, making this a true celebration of Mugler’s genius.
remember that this collection and many more are in the Vogue app!
rn i just need some blowout curls,grow 25 cm more and to not have boobs, just nipples stuck to my skin. I will do whatever it takes!!!
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