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to celebrate their shapes. to feel like we're really facing a revolution now. the thing is, martine, in the 20205, we're facing quite a different space. and obviously, this is pegged to the line around olympic by the nhs for weight loss. so we're really starting to see this transition and it's causing a lot of people to question. is body positivity over?

well, it's a tough question to answer. it was just a marketing ploy. but the novelty wore off and in the 20205 it's just not selling any more. thank you. who was scouted during that body positivity movement of the 20105. thank you for being with us. what was it like when your modelling career took off, thank you so much for having me. a little bit on my background, i used to sing back in my teenagers years, back in my country,

i was on tv quite a bit, and as a chubby kid, i always faced that, a bit of discrimination, i guess, in a certain way. they always told me, so when i moved to london and i actually had so modelling was never really my dream, but it became my mission. you can be plus sized, but you but you can make it in the creative industries, whether that is music so it was a very, very good experience. and i'm forever grateful

to the people that believed certain people or certain staff in the issue didn't necessarily sort of unicorns. they still don't. in fact, they don't see us as real models. keep doing our jobs. we are there to do ourjob. how are you seeing the trend rever5e, though, and the impact are a trend. being treated as such.

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