American Tara Lynn became famous as a plus-size model. The girl was born in the USA, received an acting education and went to conquer magazines and catwalks. Rambler tells how a curvy girl changed her skinny ones.
1/10 American Tara Lynn became famous as a plus-size model.
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2/10 The girl was born in the USA, received an acting education and went to conquer magazines and catwalks.
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3/10 For the first time, Lynn's photographs were published in the magazine as part of the Curves Ahead campaign.
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4/10 Then the curvy models were just gaining popularity, and the girl was noticed.
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5/10 She was invited to shoot in Europe for Elle magazine, which devoted several dozen pages to her interviews and photographs.
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6/10 After such success, she was invited to become the face of H&M.
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7/10 In this position, she replaced another popular model and former Victoria's Secret angel, Gisele Bündchen.
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8/10 As an influential model, Tara Lynn speaks frequently on the topic of equality and tolerance.
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9/10 One of her friends, plus-size model Robin Lawley, was bullied for not being fat enough, and Lynn stood up for her.
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10/10 "Personally, I do not divide people into ordinary, fat and thin. I do not really like the term plus-size, but the word" full "seems to me quite good"
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For the first time, Lynn's photographs were published in the magazine as part of the Curves Ahead campaign. Then the curvy models were only gaining popularity, and the girl was noticed. She was invited to shoot in Europe for Elle magazine, which devoted several dozen pages to her interviews and photographs. After such success, she was invited to become the face of H&M. In this position, she replaced another popular model and former Victoria's Secret angel, Gisele Bündchen.
As an influential model, Tara Lynn speaks frequently on the topic of equality and tolerance. One of her friends, plus-size model Robin Lawley, was bullied for not being fat enough, and Lynn stood up for her.
"Personally, I do not divide people into ordinary, fat and thin. I do not really like the term plus-size, but the word" full "seems to me not bad. People clearly distinguish between thin and those who wear large sizes, but you should not. would prefer to call fat girls "fat models" because it describes their body shape, not size"
