thank you Kate was beautiful when she was young

thank you Kate was beautiful when she was young

Think she still is gorgeous.

i know people in general and the media go on and on about how women like Kate Moss and the 'waif' models are a terrible influence on teenage girls - causing them to feel that they need to be thin to be beautiful, giving them eating disorders and all that hoohaa.

But i got into Kate Moss when i was about 15 i think...and at the time i was feeling really insecure about how i was 'flat chested' (which i now, as an adult, think is so depressingly ludicrous to worry about) and at the time all i felt like i was seeing were people like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears and all those actresses with tiny little body's and great boobs! and it made me feel so inadequate...i remember actually thinking that when i got older i'd get surgery because i was so miserable about it!

And i remember when i started collecting all these Kate Moss pictures....over time...i just stopped thinking about my boobs and how unhappy i was with them..nd it wasn't until literally years later that i realised that i had gotten over the 'i need breast surgery' phase and i was now completely happy with myself. and i realised that it was because of Kate Moss. I had become so used to seeing her, and thinking how beautiful she was (and i did get into the high fashion scene as a result of the Kate Moss interest) with her relatively miniscule - though decidedly poised - breasts, that i realised that breasts don't matter, you don't need them to be sexy or appealing or beautiful, because Kate was certainly all these things and she didn't have an Angelina Jolie rack!

Kate, to me, is the perfect 'body role model' - she has a lazy eye, bow legs, crooked teeth, a bony thin little frame and rather thin, dirty brown hair in reality.....and yet she's so visually appealing in every photo i see of her. She is the definition of imperfectly perfect to me. And i feel that this is how a lot of women look at themselves Eg. "oh i have huge thighs...but at least i have great arse!" - you accept that you have imperfections, but that doesn't mean you aren't beautiful or attractive as a whole.

And i feel like Kate Moss, despite being lauded as the reason teenage girls get into eating disorders, was actually an incredibly important influence on my life, my self esteem and my happiness in general.

I'm sorry for the long winded speech here but i've always wanted to tell someone about this and a forum like this felt like a good place to do it!

And i was wondering if anyone felt the same? That perhaps Kate as a 'body role model' if you will, was actually a positive influence in ways?

Anyway, Thank you for reading if you made it this far!

That's great!!! Imo I love Kate. She's so beautiful in every picture. She's the best model ever. And she's not even THAT skinny. I mean yes there were times in her career when she looked unhealthy but today the average model is easily thinner than her. I really want to thank Alisa for keeping this thread going.

she is more more beautiful when she was younger!!!!!!!Still nice but not so beautiful anymore because of much more reasons like drug,being drunk,age

I agree Story. Drugs messed up her unique face and body.

i know people in general and the media go on and on about how women like Kate Moss and the 'waif' models are a terrible influence on teenage girls - causing them to feel that they need to be thin to be beautiful, giving them eating disorders and all that hoohaa.

But i got into Kate Moss when i was about 15 i think...and at the time i was feeling really insecure about how i was 'flat chested' (which i now, as an adult, think is so depressingly ludicrous to worry about) and at the time all i felt like i was seeing were people like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears and all those actresses with tiny little body's and great boobs! and it made me feel so inadequate...i remember actually thinking that when i got older i'd get surgery because i was so miserable about it!

And i remember when i started collecting all these Kate Moss pictures....over time...i just stopped thinking about my boobs and how unhappy i was with them..nd it wasn't until literally years later that i realised that i had gotten over the 'i need breast surgery' phase and i was now completely happy with myself. and i realised that it was because of Kate Moss. I had become so used to seeing her, and thinking how beautiful she was (and i did get into the high fashion scene as a result of the Kate Moss interest) with her relatively miniscule - though decidedly poised - breasts, that i realised that breasts don't matter, you don't need them to be sexy or appealing or beautiful, because Kate was certainly all these things and she didn't have an Angelina Jolie rack!

Kate, to me, is the perfect 'body role model' - she has a lazy eye, bow legs, crooked teeth, a bony thin little frame and rather thin, dirty brown hair in reality.....and yet she's so visually appealing in every photo i see of her. She is the definition of imperfectly perfect to me. And i feel that this is how a lot of women look at themselves Eg. "oh i have huge thighs...but at least i have great arse!" - you accept that you have imperfections, but that doesn't mean you aren't beautiful or attractive as a whole.

And i feel like Kate Moss, despite being lauded as the reason teenage girls get into eating disorders, was actually an incredibly important influence on my life, my self esteem and my happiness in general.

I'm sorry for the long winded speech here but i've always wanted to tell someone about this and a forum like this felt like a good place to do it!

And i was wondering if anyone felt the same? That perhaps Kate as a 'body role model' if you will, was actually a positive influence in ways?

Anyway, Thank you for reading if you made it this far!

Glad you learned to love yourself. I on the other hand didn't like Kate when she came on to the scene. I thought she was far too skinny. Then years later I saw how great she was as a model with posing and stuff.

The best Fragance campaign: Kate Moss VS. Carmen Kass. Vote!!!!!

I agree Story. Drugs messed up her unique face and body.

yes I agree but she is cute always!!!! kisss

I am glad she is done with Pete.

At the Meltdown Concert (June 17th @ Royal Festival Hall, London) where Pete performed...

thanks it's cool with the guitar!

I am selling an issue of Pop magazine, on Ebay, which features Kate on the cover & also on the inside. If anyone is interested in checking out my auction here is the link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...p;rd=1&rd=1

i love this cover

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i love this cover

Ditto

W Magazine Sep. 06

ph. by Bruce Weber

THANKS FOR THE PICS......DOES ANYONE HAVE HER PICS WITH MARK FROM THE CALVIN KLEIN????

i know people in general and the media go on and on about how women like Kate Moss and the 'waif' models are a terrible influence on teenage girls - causing them to feel that they need to be thin to be beautiful, giving them eating disorders and all that hoohaa.

But i got into Kate Moss when i was about 15 i think...and at the time i was feeling really insecure about how i was 'flat chested' (which i now, as an adult, think is so depressingly ludicrous to worry about) and at the time all i felt like i was seeing were people like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears and all those actresses with tiny little body's and great boobs! and it made me feel so inadequate...i remember actually thinking that when i got older i'd get surgery because i was so miserable about it!

And i remember when i started collecting all these Kate Moss pictures....over time...i just stopped thinking about my boobs and how unhappy i was with them..nd it wasn't until literally years later that i realised that i had gotten over the 'i need breast surgery' phase and i was now completely happy with myself. and i realised that it was because of Kate Moss. I had become so used to seeing her, and thinking how beautiful she was (and i did get into the high fashion scene as a result of the Kate Moss interest) with her relatively miniscule - though decidedly poised - breasts, that i realised that breasts don't matter, you don't need them to be sexy or appealing or beautiful, because Kate was certainly all these things and she didn't have an Angelina Jolie rack!

Kate, to me, is the perfect 'body role model' - she has a lazy eye, bow legs, crooked teeth, a bony thin little frame and rather thin, dirty brown hair in reality.....and yet she's so visually appealing in every photo i see of her. She is the definition of imperfectly perfect to me. And i feel that this is how a lot of women look at themselves Eg. "oh i have huge thighs...but at least i have great arse!" - you accept that you have imperfections, but that doesn't mean you aren't beautiful or attractive as a whole.

And i feel like Kate Moss, despite being lauded as the reason teenage girls get into eating disorders, was actually an incredibly important influence on my life, my self esteem and my happiness in general.

I'm sorry for the long winded speech here but i've always wanted to tell someone about this and a forum like this felt like a good place to do it!

And i was wondering if anyone felt the same? That perhaps Kate as a 'body role model' if you will, was actually a positive influence in ways?

Anyway, Thank you for reading if you made it this far!

that's right girl! there are models who make me feel ugly, .. they are just too perfect, like doutzen. and models who make me feel happy ... idk.. kate 's one of them.