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Anonymous wrote:So many brands are doing this now it’s so annoying. It’s distracting and not a good representation of the clothing

Athleta is the worst. I really don't need to see a 3x woman stuffed into leggings when I search for workout clothes.

Disgusting.

You. I'm talking about you.


I actually love that brands like Athleta show the clothes they sell on different sized people. It helps envision what they will look like on ME. You are the not the only or even the DEFAULT size of people out there. You need to get over yourself.

The world does not revolve around you and other skinny people, OP. It's pretty hilarious to see how jealous thin people have been getting in the past 5 years. All these threads about people hating on people taking obesity medication proves it. Sorrynotsorry.

Hm, I have a hard time envisioning what clothing is going to look on my very normal, average-sized body when all of the models everywhere are size 0 and straight. My sister was saying she hates shopping for leggings online because all of the models have these artificially large butts. We both deal with it, because it's SO easy to buy clothes and try them on, then return what doesn't fit. Maybe try that?

I’m slightly overweight and it bugs me too. I’m glad all store models aren’t Twiggy anymore, but did they have overcorrect to show so much obesity? Why can’t the models just be a healthy weight?

Anonymous wrote:Wow it really bothers some people to see non-stick people in the wild eh? Crazy.

In the wild? Not really. Modeling clothing? Yes, if I'm shopping for a size 4 I don't need to see a XXL in the photo. The reverse is probably true as well.

Anonymous wrote:So many brands are doing this now it’s so annoying. It’s distracting and not a good representation of the clothing

Athleta is the worst. I really don't need to see a 3x woman stuffed into leggings when I search for workout clothes.

Anonymous wrote:Wow it really bothers some people to see non-stick people in the wild eh? Crazy.

Yes. Fatties should stay home.

Anonymous wrote:I just went in my Target app, searched women’s leggings, and all the pictures defaulted to the size 0-4 model - unless I chose XXL or 1X or higher, then I got a plus size model. Did you purchase plus clothing at some point and now it thinks you’re plus? Maybe there’s a setting somewhere that has to change.

This. If you want to see small models, select size S or M. If you want to see it on larger models, select size XL or up.

Wow it really bothers some people to see non-stick people in the wild eh? Crazy.

So many brands are doing this now it’s so annoying. It’s distracting and not a good representation of the clothing

I just went in my Target app, searched women’s leggings, and all the pictures defaulted to the size 0-4 model - unless I chose XXL or 1X or higher, then I got a plus size model. Did you purchase plus clothing at some point and now it thinks you’re plus? Maybe there’s a setting somewhere that has to change.

Anonymous wrote:I get it, it sounds bad just typing it BUT I am searching for clothes on Target and everyone is plus size. Is there a setting that I have on that I don’t know about?

Reminds me of that time a few years ago when they tried to sell dresses like those worn on the prairie in the 19th Century

Troll

Either you are exaggerating and pretending that "some" is "all," or Target knows you or your husband's AP is fat.

https://www.target.com/c/dresses-women-s-clothing/-/N-5xtcg

I get it, it sounds bad just typing it BUT I am searching for clothes on Target and everyone is plus size. Is there a setting that I have on that I don’t know about?