Australia Requires The Fashion Industry To Use Healthy Models

Kate Ellis, Minister of Sports of the Australian Federal Government, once told the media that the government would require Fashion industry Hire more models with ordinary figures, and strive to promote healthy figure standards to young people.

Ellis said that the government is considering introducing a set of norms and standards into the fashion industry, advertising industry and media. This set of standards involves people of all shapes and appearances, so that people can know that it is normal to be not so thin. The standard may also require fashion magazines to disclose which pictures are digitally processed, and limit advertising of diet products and cosmetic surgery.

Ellis believes that today's teenagers suffer from food preference because they imitate the models on the catwalk. Ellis is trying to make this set of countries Norms and standards Make sure.

She said that this set of norms will be effective. However, it is necessary for the government, the media and the fashion industry to jointly implement these reforms.

However, Kirsty Clements, editor of Australian Fashion, is pessimistic about this standard and believes that Fashion magazine More photos of women with normal stature have been used, but the expected effect has not been achieved.