David gauntlet is correct in saying media has a
significant relationship with peoples sense of identity. This couldn't be more
true when applied to weight and health. Numerous companies such as protein
world and Victoria secret use media to portray their ideal perfect body as an
incentive to buy their product. However the models used for these campaigns are
never an accurate representations of the
population buying these products. This for a lot of people is uncomfortable and
creates a lot of backlash. With this backlash people use media to share their
opinions such as model Iskar Lawrence who has numerously posed surrounding by
unhealthy food as a way of saying we don't need ideal beach bodies to be happy.
However both campaigns provide unhealthy life styles with a lot of Victoria
secret models going on dangerous diets and skipping meals to stay within the
model guidelines they have. And this is also true for the plus size models such
as Iskar Lawrence who preaches and advertise unhealthy diets and lifestyles. To
the public they will think being unhealthy and over weight is ok but it is not
a healthy lifestyle. Both representations provide a negative role in spreading
healthy lifestyles.
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