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That second pic gave me major mayhem vibes :neyde:

Like a poem said by a neydy in red
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She deserves to be in a certain conversation the internet is having at the moment if that conversation wasn't being commandeered by pop music stan wars. 

With that said, its a great photoshoot and I'm a big fan of her work! Hope all is well with her. 

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Bronco
2 minutes ago, Roughhouse Dandy said:

She deserves to be in a certain conversation the internet is having at the moment if that conversation wasn't being commandeered by pop music stan wars. 

She should release ARTPOP act 2 you are so right

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Bling
2 minutes ago, Roughhouse Dandy said:

She deserves to be in a certain conversation the internet is having at the moment if that conversation wasn't being commandeered by pop music stan wars. 

With that said, its a great photoshoot

I thought it was just me. Why is the ultra thin trend back? I thought we left this in the 90s...

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14 minutes ago, Bling said:

I thought it was just me. Why is the ultra thin trend back? I thought we left this in the 90s...

Because ozempic makes it effortless

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1 hour ago, Bling said:

I thought it was just me. Why is the ultra thin trend back? I thought we left this in the 90s...

Culture pendulum swung back from "woke 1.0" body positivity. Fashion industry responded by focusing on clothes that only look good on skinny bodies again (low rises coming back). Celebrities embraced ozempic as a way to fit the trendy clothes and it became the thing to do. Heroin chic is back for the rich while the normal population just starting to embrace maximalism again. Not to mention the economy bringing back office attire and malnutrition. 

Soon we'll start seeing an uptick of eating disorders in every day people as the media bubble moves onto the next big thing. 

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22 minutes ago, Bling said:

I thought it was just me. Why is the ultra thin trend back? I thought we left this in the 90s...

Because the body positivity trend was only ever a success because things like Supersize Me were harming the profits of major hospitality businesses. 
Now there's ways of making skinnyness profitable for both the food & pharma industries, they no longer need body positivity. 

Also we're watching the food chain start to collapse under the weight of war induced wholesale cost rises and the impact of severe weather conditions increasing due to climate change so our overlords need to make us think being poverty thin is good for us 

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