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ellen.warnerbros.com - 10/1/2009

Glamour Magazine's Normal-Sized Models - The Ellen DeGeneres Show

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Glamour Magazine will feature a pictorial of "plus-sized" models in their upcoming issue. Ellen invited four of the models to talk about their experience (and why anything above size 6 is considered "plus"), and then reveals the photo for the first time! Watch now.

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stylelist.com - 10/2/2009

Glamour's Naked Plus-Sized Models

— stylelist.com — Plus-sized beauties go au naturel for Glamour's November issue. Photo: Matthias Vriens-McGrath for Glamour A month ago, we reported on Glamour's efforts to push the boundaries of accepted beauty norms with a photo shoot for its November ... Glamour's Naked Plus-Sized Models

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Scarlett Johansson

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hollywire.com - 10/2/2009

Glamour Magazine’s “Plus-Sized Models” On Ellen

— hollywire.com — A couple of months ago, 20 year old “plus-size” model, Lizzi Miller, posed nude for Glamour magazine. There was such a huge amount of positive feed back about having a normal sized woman featured in a fashion magazine that Glamour decided ... Glamour Magazine’s “Plus-Sized Models” On Ellen

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Ellen DeGeneres

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Glamour 's "Plus-Size" Model Photo Unveiled On Ellen [Better Than Nothing]
Jezebel — ... . In the preview clip after the jump, we get our first look at the photo, which Leive pledges is only the beginning. Ellen chats with ...

Glamour Magazine Promises To Change Their Skinny Ways
The Frisky — ... more diversity (both in terms of size and ethnicity) in their glossy pages going forward. Only time will tell, but it’s a big step in the right direction, no? And with all the attention the mag is getting, look out for others to jump in on the action. As Cindi observes, ultimately, the fashion industry is about sales. So are magazines. Fine. If money (and people) talking is what it takes to make editors accept that women are sick of size-zero glorification, well, we’ll take it. [ Ellen ]