Who ever wrote this article needs a dictionary...The title says to me that he, or she doesn't know what a mold is!

Marci , Prescott,

It's about time. Hope the rest follow! Courage and smarts!

cathy, las vegas, usa

Size 8 is still a model size, should be more size 10's and 12's

alice, london,

there was only one model on the catwalk who had breasts and that means prada is using curvy models now? If you look at the video you can see that the others still look like they haven't eaten for the last 20 years..

inga, stockholm,

These are curvy models? Surely you jest. I've seen more curves (and charm) on a toothbrush.

eugene, heidelberg, germany

Can we see more Keeley Hazells please thank you... gasp gasp pant pant eeeeeeooooooooowwwwwwwwwwww

Randy Andy, HongKong,

I dare fashion designers to sit in a public place and watch how their designs really look on real people in the real world.

Go anywhere where teenagers gather and take a look at "high fashion" on display!

E F, East Greenwich,

Sorry Elise, you confuse me. The size zero debate is not one-sided, it is absolutely ridiculous. How can anyone be a size zero? I shall quote from the Oxford dictionary Zero equals, "no quantity or number".

It is true that clothes do look more imporessive on slim people. However, the world is not full of slim people, it is full of people of all shapes and sizes. These multi-sized people are the ones who spend their hard-earned cash on the clothes that are being modelled. Let's stop making the clothes look impressive and start making clothes that help people to look impressive.

Marc , St. Barthelemy,

Just when I thought we'd got rid of this ridiculous, one-sided size zero debate!

Clothes look more impressive on the catwalk on tall, thin models. Not anorexic, not curvy. Just thin. And some women are naturally thin.

However, I strongly disagree with models being used who clearly have disorders.

Elise, London,

It was just a matter of time!
While some in the fashion industry were/are in denial about the link between eating disorders and the acceptance of unhealthy looking women used in the fashion industry, this is bound to knock some sense into some of them. Still, there will be those who just will not be swayed...Pride is a difficult thing to let go...<><

gwen, wilmington, nc