knock off uggs for kids fronted a shocking anti-anorexia
Earlier this year, Saint Laurent caused outrage with a poster campaign around Paris.
In those pictures, a reclining woman in a fur coat and fishnet tights was pictured opening her legs, knock off uggs for kids while another extremely thin model was photographed in a leotard and roller skate stilettos bending over a stool.
France's advertising authority denounced them as part of a disturbing trend in fashion promoting "porno-chic" and the label was ordered to remove them.
The industry has long been accused of promoting unattainable beauty ideals that are harmful both to models and those who try and emulate them.
Last year, French former supermodel Victoire Dauxerre lifted the lid on the dangers of seeking to knock off uggs fit into size 32-24 clothes, which led her to adopt a diet of three apples a day and laxatives in a tell-all book.
Another French model, Isabelle Caro, fronted a shocking anti-anorexia campaign during Milan fashion week in 2007 before she died from the disease three years later at the age of 28.
"As the leader in the luxury sector, Knock off uggs for sale believe it is our role to be at the forefront of this initiative," Antoine Arnault, a board member of LVMH and son of owner Bernard Arnault.
"Many people didn't even know that size 32 existed," said Mr Arnault, explaining that designers were at fault for basing new garments with such ultra-skinny models in mind.
"That's finished now, the size will be 34 and above, which is already quite small," he told AFP.
He confirmed that LVMH would stop hiring under-16 minors, a common practice in the industry, saying: "A young girl of 15 doesn't have the faculties to take on the difficult world of fashion knock off ugg boots and modelling."
In 2015, Israeli model Sofia Mechetner, then aged 14, featured in a catwalk show for Dior, while Karl Lagerfeld said in March that he thought girls of 15 were old enough to model.
