Will the Credit Crunch Kill Boob-Job Loans?
More and more women are applying for loans to get boob jobs.
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More and more women are applying for loans to get boob jobs.
But the 'Daily News' is just analyzing a celebrity PR strategy, they swear!
Okay, we get it, you like breasts. But post-baby boob gawking is something else entirely.
Show prep requires three hours of working out a day and cutting out carbs and wheat. And some models still get called fat.
There's more where that came from in former 'Mademoiselle' editor Valerie Frankel's new book.
"I can't believe how women feel so scrutinized, and they're still so self-critical — I thought they would have let go of that now."
Banana bags are IVs full of vitamins that enable people to eat less while getting nutrients.
The CFDA will set up booths at the tents to provide Fashion Week goers with info on eating disorders.
For the woman who wants a shapelier backside without padding.
'Now' magazine reported her sister used to smuggle them to L.A. from the U.K.
'America's Next Top Model' casting directors and agents from top agencies told Tatiana Stewart to drop at least ten pounds.
A new poll reveals 88 percent of women "reevaluate" their bodies after they try on clothes in a changing room.
Today it will announce that it will no longer push to require health certificates for models.
A 16-year-old finalist of the fourth season lost four inches from her hips after judges called her "bottom-heavy."
Underwear company 2(x)ist was going to cast Mario Lopez for its ad campaign. Until they saw Nick Adams.
Doctors say detox diets don't really improve your health. But let's take a look at the extreme plans a few famous ladies follow anyway.
Diane Von Furstenberg, Michael Kors, and Coco Rocha joined forces last night to talk candidly about eating disorders. And strangely, the fashion world paid attention.