Moss blames fashion industry for making her too thin
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-Staff
By Staff
London
(ANI):
Supermodel
Kate
Moss
has
blamed
the
fashion
industry
for
making
her
too
thin.
In
a
recent
interview
with
America's
Interview
magazine,
the
stunner
said
that
she
never
wanted
to
be
skinny.
"I
didn't
eat
for
a
long
time.
Not
on
purpose.
You'd
be
on
shoots
with
bad
food
or
get
on
a
plane
and
the
food
would
be
so
disgusting
you
couldn't
eat
it," Guardian.co.uk
quoted
her,
as
saying
in
the
interview.
"You
go
to
a
show
and
there's
no
food
at
all...
I
remember
standing
up
in
the
bath
one
day
and...
I
was
so
thin!
I
was
never
anorexic...
I
remember
thinking,
I
don't
want
to
be
this
skinny," she
added.
Other
models
have
echoed
Moss's
comments.
In
Vogue
this
month
Karen
Elson,
who
has
said
that
in
the
past
she
was
"not
eating,
bulimic
and
taking
laxatives",
accuses
the
fashion
industry
of
encouraging
models
to
be
unhealthily
thin.
"I
remember
I
came
back
from
a
job
in
Paris
and
the
stylist
said
to
me,
have
you
been
eating
too
many
croissants,
Karen?'' Elson
said.
"Fashion
is
obsessed
with
finding
young,
beautiful
and
vulnerable
girls,
bringing
them
into
the
fashion
world,
praising
them,
worshipping
them
but
suddenly
dropping
them
like
a
stone
when
they
hit
puberty
and
grow
boobs
and
hips.
It's
so
dangerous
and
can
potentially
harm
the
girls
mentally
and
physically,"
the
model
added.