Quote by Karl Lagerfeld

No one wants to see curvy women.

No one wants to see curvy women.

Summary

This quote reflects a discriminatory and objectifying mindset that perpetuates body shaming and reinforces harmful beauty standards. It implies that there is a singular perception of beauty that excludes curvy women, disregarding the diverse range of body types and promoting body dissatisfaction. Such statements overlook the value of inclusivity, individual preference, and the importance of embracing and celebrating all body shapes and sizes.

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