Anorexia Chronicles: Is Allegra Back At It?
It’s no secret that Allegra Beck, heiress to a majority of the Versace fortune/company, has struggled with anorexia for some time. The camera shy-diva was always looking stick-thin in her teen years. 
Monday, March 26, 2007
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No, hon. The only perfect clavicle is the one that doesn't show when you wear a low-cut shirt. Allegra was ill then and is worse now. Quit encouraging anorexia by pushing skeletal figures as appropriate!
She doesn't look sick in that picture. Yeah, shes still skinny, but that doesn't mean she's sickly. I have clavicles like that and I'm certainly not anorexic.
Someone sounds jealous that they don't have visible collar bones...
this post was titled, "anorexia chronicles," and with that title comes an embedded message, "ANOREXIA IS BAD." rocket science? i think not.
Nowhere in this blog do I push skeletal figures. In fact, if you read a lot of these columns, I push for bigger girls on the runway, the BMI cutoff for models, etc.
Everyone has a different body shape. "In some people, particularly females who may have less fat in this region, the location of the bone is clearly visible as it creates a bulge in the skin." Allegra is a tiny person even without the eating disorder so chances are that she’s going to have visible collarbone. In fact, no matter how much I weigh (and sometimes it’s more than I’d like), I always have visible collarbones and weird, bony shoulders. It’s just me – fat goes to other places but tends to stay away from my forearms, legs and shoulder region. When I said her clavicles look like perfection on the right, I was alluding to the fact that she looks much healthier than we’ve ever seen her and in no way meant that women need to have a visible collarbones to be attractive. Everyone cool now?
you totally need visible collarbones to be attractive and you know it xine
SOMEBODY GET THIS GIRL A HAMBURGER!!!
yeh
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