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Crystal Renn Disappears in Fashion for Passion Campaign

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Cyrystal Renn in Fashion for Passion

Can you spot plus-size model Cyrstal Renn in these photos? Yeah, I didn’t think so. This may be the first time that I’m actually hoping that the photo editors were a little click-happy when it came to this campaign for Fashion for Passion, photographed by Nicholas Routzen.

For a model who has been heralded as the forerunner for plus-size models in high fashion, she sure doesn’t look like it! Still ever so gorgeous, she looks half the size she did at the Chanel Cruise Show.

What do you think of Renn’s magical weight loss?

Read More | Nicholas Routzen via Huffington Post


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Quote of the Day: Crystal Renn Hates the Word Plus-Size

Crystal Renn in V Magazine

“Part of the problem is this focus on straight sizes and plus sizes. It is creating an ‘us and them’ mentality. We need to change the way we approach the whole thing, and do away with these terms. All we are is a bunch of models, no matter what size. Among women at large there’s no separation into straight sizes and plus sizes. The term ‘plus-size’ leaves the public confused. In the industry a size eight is considered plus. In the wider world women don’t think like that.”

- Size 12 model Crystal Renn, speaks out about the term “plus-size.”

(Make sure to check out other notable quotes.)

Read More | The Cut

Quote of the Day: Andre Leon Talley on Chanel Cruise Show

Crystal Renn walks for the Chanel Cruise Show

“[Karl] Lagerfeld had cast the show with a slightly more curvaceous model named Crystal Renn, not seen on any catwalk before. This in itself was groundbreaking for the house, but there was also the return of personality models encouraged to be themselves instead of robotic look-alikes.”

- André Leon Talley on ‘s plus-size addition to the Chanel Cruise Show.

(Make sure to check out other notable quotes.)

Read More | Vogue via The Cut


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