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Despite Impending French Ban, Fashion Industry Holds Fast to Thin Ideals
On Tuesday in Paris, a French bill that would imprison for up to three years and fine for up to $70,000 anyone who "incited excessive thinness" was passed by the National Assembly; the bill now just needs approval from the French senate to become law.
Posted 04/17/08 in The Cut : Body Issues
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