How do you feel about "supermodels"? Sexiest women alive?

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My sister, who was a career model before her costume design took off, and I were talking about “supermodels” the other day.

They have such a short shelf life, but big impact on our culture.

Now “supermodels” have kind of died out and fallen to celebrities endorsing products/clothing instead.

It sucks.

Where are the Janice Dickinsons and Cindy Crawfords of today?

Hell, I’ll even take a Kate Moss.

I understand Victoria Secret still has Angels, but I mean real “supermodels”.

Maybe I’m just sick of everyone looking like a Kardashian,

But I miss the era of the “supermodel”.

Odd looking or classically beautiful,

I appreciate a person who can make some of these horrible designers look like gold.

What do you think about “supermodels”?

Miss them, hate them, indifferent?

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I’m married to the sexiest woman alive. Not really interested in these others you’re talking about.

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That’s weird because my husband is also married to the sexiest woman alive!

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And that’s how it should be.

:heart:

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Naomi Campbell?

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One of the greats.

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Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. I like erotic supermodels.

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Back when models had to actually do stuff other than look at the camera:

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Grace Jones is a legend.

No telling how long she had to hold that pose.

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I’m not sure. All I know is that I often think the old school supermodels were too thin. I think women look better with a little more meat on their bones.

I don’t think supermodels are ugly, but I always feel bad for them because they look like they’re starving. That’s not beautiful to me.

I even think size 16 women are often very attractive. And I’ve met very large women who to me are beautiful.

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When my sister was modeling she only had coffee in the morning and bean soup at night.

FOR YEARS.

She was sooo thin.

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My brother is dating a beautiful younger woman who could easily be a supermodel.

She also happens to be a very kind and gentle soul.

Seems like he hit the jackpot!

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I don’t think supermodels are particular sexy. I think they are too thin and professional modeling seems to maybe make a person a bit theatrical if you know what I mean, which doesen’t appeal to me.

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Yeah. It’s one thing to diet to get to a healthy weight, but that’s not sustainable. I feel bad for her that she had to do that to get jobs.

When I lost the 100 pounds I tried to have vegetables everyday, protein every day, and fruit a couple times a week. Even that is super unhealthy if I’m being honest. I did it without properly sized servings just so I could drink. Now that I’m quitting, I’m eating more food and it’s really nice. I’m eating much healthier now that I have more calories to eat food.

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I don’t know what “a bit theatrical” means.

Like, dramatic?

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No. I just think people who pose a lot lose some of their natural allure. That’s how I feel about it anyways.

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Something very odd is going on here. I’ve spent the last 2 months dating the sexiest woman alive. :sweat_smile:

I am too, never found them interesting, never watched them on tv.

I miss them. I had a huge celebrity crush on Cindy Crawford (like a ton of guys) when I was younger. I like looking at gorgeous women that meet “unattainable” standards. Doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate other women though.

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I would put cara delivigne in the supermodel category

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Maybe.

I had to google her though.

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Seems like modeling now is a big pool of already famous people and nepotism.

It’s less about actual talent.

More about conventional looks.

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I also wondered what happened to supermodels. I’m indifferent about them. I don’t think good or bad thoughts about supermodels. I’m just surprised there doesn’t seem to be any anymore.

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I am indifferent I suppose.

But I do really miss the show “americas next top model” :sweat_smile:

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