Originally posted by undo
being female and meeting the criteria you set for hourglass shapes to retain additional fat, i can tell you without a moment of flinching, that the
red head you posted links to, is not fat. she's large breasted but not fat, and i'll tell you the clues to look for (cause i know first hand):
1. no double chin.
2. no fatty pockets on her underarms (below her biceps)
3. no fatty pockets over her eyes
4. slender hands as well, with tapering fingers.
''Fat'' is a colloquial term to describe someone that carries a few too many pounds.
I acknowledge that she clearly isn't fat, compared to some other chicks.
She's large-breasted ( albeit fake ), but she's also got too much weight around her chest, shoulders, hips, stomach and bum.
I agree that she doesn't have any of those four signs of fatness that you mention, but that doesn't mean she's not ''fat''.
For example, my ex-girlfriend had a very nice figure, apart from the fact that she easily put weight on around her stomach.
She clearly wasn't fat, but the poor girl had such a metabolism which meant she easily put weight on around her belly !
Originally posted by undo
what you are perceiving as fat, is her voluptuousness (what a word!).
You see, I believe completely the opposite...
What you are perceiving as voluptousness, is actually her carrying too much weight.
I've encountered quite a lot of ''voluptuous'' women, but I really don't think Mrs. Hendricks can be defined, purely in that manner !
Originally posted by undo
(and that evening gown color doesn't compliment with her skin tones. it washes her out. had she worn a gown in the shade of lavendar she wore on
the magazine cover, she'd look great. i'm guessing the designer considered her hair color but not her skin color, when selecting the color for her
evening gown. see color theory.
)
Blah, blah. blah. Boring, girly talk.
[edit on 6-9-2010 by Sherlock Holmes]