Diversity

As a final outcome, our work should link to diversity and portray the concept through styling, ethnicity, size, etc. Diversity is a massive issuthat today's day in age struggles with. We are surrounded by ad's that portray the 'perfect' everything. constantly being brain washed into thinking everything the media shows is the right way to be. many adverts in magazines and on TV portray men and women to be 'sexual objects' and that have been massive conspiracy's on whether this is wrong. duced

Another aspect that many people think we lack diversity is modeling. Almost every female model you see is 'thin' some say too thin. So many questions are being asked on why do they have to use such skinny models. Others will debate that clothes generally look better on taller, skinnier models. I guess there is a line between being too thin on the catwalk and it may make others feel uncomfortable. Although due to skinny girls being shown all over our TV's and magazines, this has almost produced a hatred towards all girls skinny and that curvy is the way to be. MY argument is that, some girls can't help being skinny. It's the fact that if you seen a really skinny girl, you instantly judge and think she's anorexic or she's 'too skinny' although everyone judges anyway, whether you're tall, fat, small, skinny. that's the way of life, everyone will judge you, even without realising. But anyway, my argument is someone will look at a curvy girl in the media and almost everyone will comment saying "curves are beautiful", then maybe you get a skinnier girl and some will say "too skinny". What if she can't help being that size? BUT then again, who was it who said what the perfect size is? No one is right. Opinion plays a massive role in how diversity is portrayed in the media.