Fashion models have been in the scrutinizing eyes of the public for decades leading to debates regarding weight and health. These models are widely looked upon for inspiration for fashion and lifestyle, which may pose a problem for the younger generation. Young adults could be idolizing a toxic idealism. Some countries, like Spain and France, have instituted regulations regarding the weight of their models for health reasons. Some countries have not regulated this activity and are in the middle of a hot topic. Should the weight of fashion models be policed and regulated?
Yes, the weight of fashion models should be policed
Policing the weight of models creates guidelines for the fashion industry to follow.
Industries can set BMI standards for models
Industries to set BMI standards to keep models physically and psychologically safe. This can prevent eating disorders and other physical illnesses.
Policing weight creates a healthier working environment
Models who are forced to be too thin by industry standards put their health at risk. Policing this practice protects them from unhealthy demands on their weight.
