We Recreated The Controversial Zara Ad To Clear Some Things Up

that's why there is a controversy

Yes, let's fight body shaming by body shaming. Good show.

everyone has their own body. the same way we are now starting slighlty bigger bodies, we should should respect all body types too. What you are saying is rude, and can cause a lot of harm.

All of these replies are proof that I really shouldn't have opinions... o_o

Why are you body shaming them?

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Does it matter if the curves in question are gigantic or almost unnoticeable ? No- it doesn't say only love bbw or skinny bitches

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You're most likely overweight and out of shape, because that's the only reason I can find for you to make such disgusting comments about the two beautiful young girls in the ad, who have done absolutely nothing to you, might I add. As someone who is smaller, f**k people who compare us to children. It's a gross comment and I don't understand why you would even think of my grown woman body as a child's body. It's so toxic. I'm sick and tired of being body shamed because I'm in shape.

Curvy refers to a body type with a markedly narrower waist than bust and hips and a well-toned butt and not someone who is overweight. Or at least that is what it used to mean. You can be very slim and still curvy.

I played with Barbies my entire childhood and never once thought "I should starve myself to get a figure like hers!" Children are smarter than that. All this is doing is promoting overweight women, which is just as bad as someone who is pushing anorexic views on people, in my opinion. Neither extremes are okay or healthy. Stop glorifying obesity!

Actually no. We don't have a anorexia epidemic, we have an obesity epidemic. People are doing the opposite of what you suggest - eating more and moving less.

Our self esteem is a lot better than that. All clothing ads use beautiful, flawless girls we know we could never match. You get used to it.

Teenagers in other countries have normal BMI's, unlike Americans.