Skinniness is back in fashion, but did it ever really go away? | Eating disorders | The Guardian
The style press might be reporting that ‘thin is in’, but lurking behind the headlines is alarming knowledge that the continuing obsession has been there all along, says Eva Wiseman
Beating the curves: Kim Kardashian went on an extreme diet, eating only the ‘cleanest veggies and proteins’ to be able to wear Marilyn Monroe’s vintage dress. Photograph: Axelle/FilmMagic View image in fullscreen Beating the curves: Kim Kardashian went on an extreme diet, eating only the ‘cleanest veggies and proteins’ to be able to wear Marilyn Monroe’s vintage dress. Photograph: Axelle/FilmMagic The Eva Wiseman column Eating disorders This article is more than 3 years old Skinniness is back in fashion, but did it ever really go away? This article is more than 3 years old Eva Wiseman The styl
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