(females) Victoria Secret fashion show
White_hibiscus
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Anyone watching the fashion show (haha) thinking hell with this Im working out tomorrow! Hahaha
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Not that particular one...but I will often look for similar stuff on tv when I see my motivation dipping. Pretty much anything where the cast is fit and the fashion is good.0
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I watch it every year. I enjoyed it.0
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I won't be watching that. I don't find lingerie shows interesting. I do watch real fashion shows every once in awhile for trend ideas. Models are generally too thin for my taste so they don't affect me in any direction (comparing myself to them or being motivated), but I do enjoy some good fashion a couple of times a year. I especially enjoy fall fashion.0
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Meh0
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I enjoy the show for the theatrics, but never really find myself comparing my body to theirs. I'm 5'1'' with a long torso, "straight" body type, and I enjoy being pale. I guess it's easier when I know their body type is completely unattainable (and partially undesirable).0
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I watched it this morning for motivation0
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yum. sure... lets go kick some butt and be hotties.0
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I've never watched it.0
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I have never watched it. They are beautiful women that work hard for their bodies, I'm sure, but I draw my motivation from the desire to change myself, not look like someone else.0
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I watched a behind the scenes documentary on the annual bikini shoot. The ladies said that they started prepping for the shoot three months before- and thats with the bodies etc that they have to start with. So much effort!0
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I thought Selena Gomez was ten times better looking than any of the Angels. I posted on my own timeline that VS has helped to perpetuate this impossible body image for so long, it's time they use their massive brand exposure to change it.
I know the fashion industry likes androgyny, they want you to notice the clothes not the models. But that's never really been VS's MO anyway. And since the we know the models work their tails off to look like they do as it is, is it so much to ask that they have a little muscle? Sexy, confident AND strong says 'bombshell' to me more so than the waif-ish models that were walking last night.0 -
HappyCampr1 wrote: »Nope. Comparing myself to others is a sure way for me to be unhappy. I get inspired by being my best. I'm at my goal weight, have been in maintenance for 17 months, do strength training, yoga and running. I'm happy with how I look. I would never in a million years look like a model.
If it inspires you, go for it. To each her own.
Thank you for your feedback; )HappyCampr1 wrote: »Nope. Comparing myself to others is a sure way for me to be unhappy. I get inspired by being my best. I'm at my goal weight, have been in maintenance for 17 months, do strength training, yoga and running. I'm happy with how I look. I would never in a million years look like a model.
If it inspires you, go for it. To each her own.
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I dont know how much they eat in a day but, I'm pretty sure if I tried to look like that I would be passing out right and left.
I went to a CrossFit competition a couple of weeks ago. There were women there whose bodies I admired so much more. Given the choice, I would prefer the muscle.0 -
Okey. People. My fault for not being more specific.
I never said anything about comparisons. Comparing yourself to anyone is no good.
This woman do workout & train hard thats inspirational to me. And 2nd the fact that at the present moment at 180lbd none of those lingerie outfits would probably fit or much less look appealing. Thats really what got me pump. I want to look good in one of those VS pieces for when my husband comes back from deployment. Thats my motivation not to look like anyone but my 50lbd less body.
Thanks yall☆0 -
HappyCampr1 wrote: »White_hibiscus wrote: »HappyCampr1 wrote: »Nope. Comparing myself to others is a sure way for me to be unhappy. I get inspired by being my best. I'm at my goal weight, have been in maintenance for 17 months, do strength training, yoga and running. I'm happy with how I look. I would never in a million years look like a model.
If it inspires you, go for it. To each her own.
Thank you for your feedback; )
My apologies then for misunderstanding.
My fault for not specifying. Have a great day☆0 -
They go on a strict 1200 a day calorie diet and exercise. Plus they have to drink lots of water while training and eating foods high in vitamins and omega three so that their hair grows nice and shiny. But they work out a lot to get lean and tone so they look good in the lingerie. I wish I had that kind of motivation because I hate exercise and it's difficult for me to stick to any sort of exercise program. Sigh!0
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Hell yeah!!!0
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I just watched it after seeing this thread lol. Really just because I enjoy looking at pretty things, the music is good and its a well run show. I honestly think most of the models look healthier than the high end runway models. I would never compare myself to someone whos 5'9 when in 5'1 anyway. I know I'll never look like that, so if anything, them looking badass and fit makes me wanna go to the gym so I can rock some lingerie as well haha0
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I don't find it motivating, but I'll take any excuse to look at pretty ladies.0
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I had never watched it before, but did watch this one while working.
I was enthralled. Not the women ( they were almost an accessory); the fabrics, staging, music- just the total theatrics of it.
Now I wish I had recorded it so I could look at what the women's bodies were like.
I wanted the wings they were wearing. Hee hee.
Cheers, h.0 -
middlehaitch wrote: »I had never watched it before, but did watch this one while working.
I was enthralled. Not the women ( they were almost an accessory); the fabrics, staging, music- just the total theatrics of it.
Now I wish I had recorded it so I could look at what the women's bodies were like.
I wanted the wings they were wearing. Hee hee.
Cheers, h.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIaT6nL6d5Y
if you wanna re-watch it0 -
I don't really ever watch it. There's no way to know how the lingerie would look on me, since I'm not so long-limbed, tall and narrow. If they had some variety in body shape --at least shorter girls-- I'd be much more interested.0
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I think I should say thanks @annette_15, but I know I an going to watch it again whenI really should be doing some Christmas prep.
It will wait until later.
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Local radio station announcer commented this morning that they did special exercises and worked out ONE WHOLE HOUR A DAY!! to "tone" and "lengthen their muscles". I almost bust a gut laughing. My son asked how you could lengthen a muscle when it was anchored to bone at each end. There is no doubt that they work extremely hard to maintain their appearance, it is their lively hood after all, but they have the right genes to start with, keep their body fat very low with little muscle. I remember watching an interview with a top model on tv where she said at the height of her career she was so thin and weak that she could not pull the door open at a local mall. The money would be nice, but I would rather be fit and healthy (plus I'm pretty sure I am too short and out of the right age range now lol).0
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I watch it every year. I like all the beauty of ii.0
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I've never watched the entire show, but seen bits and pieces of it each year. I think VS models do look amazing and they are really not "waifish". Yes, they are thin and fit, but they have to have a little curve in the bust to be able to wear the pretty bras.
I've been a lot of different sizes in my life (S-XL) and have bought VS bras and panties regardless of my size and weight. They still make you feel pretty! Currently sporting one of the VS sport bras. A bit spendy it was, but really one of the best sport bras I've ever had.
Now for real fashion shenanigans, tune in to my favorite - Project Runway!0 -
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I'm too lazy and hungry to do whatever it would require to look like that.0
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I don't have tv and hate their underwear so...I didn't watch it. I have looked through the magazines though and those bods are banging. I don't compare myself to them though because I will never look like that. I just love working towards the best I can be. Plus I'm stronger than those chicks.0
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Im just over here loling. I don't think the op said she was comparing herself to these models. I think she meant she was watching the show to get motivation so she could one day wear the beautiful lingerie that was worn in the show. I don't think she meant her goal was to be a vs model and wished to look like one.
But as usual, everyone is up in arms over something that wasn't said.
If watching the show gives you motivation - go for it !! You don't have to " want to look like a model " to enjoy watching the show, in fact I also like looking at the lingerie. So good for you if that gives you the motivation needed .
As for the people that don't want to watch that stuff because they don't compare themselves to others, good for you too. But there's certainly no need to knock someone because they got motivation from watching a vs fashion show.
Furthermore, most of those models where born with the "right" genetics for modeling. Long legs and being tall isn't something one can work for. You either got it or you don't. But besides genetics, they do work out and watch their calorie intake. Not everyone is fit to be a vs model and that's okay. But it doesn't hurt anyone if someone gains motivation from watching.0
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