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06-30-2017, 08:49 PM
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A Few ASOS Bikini Models Have Stretch Marks, but Is That E**ugh?
 As we head into a holiday weekend That celebrates our independence from the UK, we want to take a moment and tip our hats to the Brits for giving us a major boost of body positivity. As Twitter has **ticed, ASOS didn't edit out its beautiful model's Stretch marks. Take a look for yourself. Girl looks great, right? There you Have it - everyone: you, me, ASOS models, even Chrissy Teigen has Stretch marks and it's really NBD. Just in case you need any more proof That people are responding to this massive win, you can check Twitter. So impressed with @Asos for **t airbrushing the Models stretchmarksً??ڈً?ڈ¼ً??ڈً?ڈ¼ She looks amazing! pic.twitter.com/OKEZinpjKe My bum isn't That toned at all - wow... but so happy to see those zebra markings - THAT'S SO **RMAL! :D. Well done @ASOS x here's a**ther one pic.twitter.com/41267HKO2ROf course, while the photos are a step in the right direction, some **ted That this is by ** means representative of all women's bodies. Thouroughly unimpresses by this thin white model with e**ugh Stretch marks to count on one handDon't forget That ASOS has come under fire before for categorizing a model with a 29-inch waist as plus-size. The site has also been accused of cultural appropriation by retailing a hair clip that bore resemblance to a South Asian tikka without explaining its symbolic importance (the brand later apologized). Regardless, work your dang Bikini this weekend and k**w That we're a smidge closer to better representation. أكثر... ??????? ??????: A Few ASOS Bikini Models Have Stretch Marks, but Is That E**ugh? || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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