Guys. I eat healthy. I exercise. I can pass AND FAR EXCEED any fitness test you throw my way. My blood pressure, cholesterol, and anything else the doctor can measure are perfectly healthy. But my BMI is overweight (although I do have very low body fat. Mostly muscle). In fact, I look a lot like #14. I think as a culture, we've lost track of what healthy really looks like.

@ Daniella I don't think I would be able to either I would just want to totally cover up

So many of you people make me sick. It is not your place to judge. Instead of concerning yourself with the size of other women, focus on your own issues like being judgemental. There are much more pressing issues in our lives than petty things like weight.Focus on being healthy in your own way women - but I am sure every single one of you that leave nasty remarks about someone's weight could be spending your time working on an issue that you have.

It's funny how people today are so obsessed with how other people look and dress. At then end of the day you have to make yourself happy. If your happy and content at size 8 good for you or even size 20. The world is to obsessed with what other people are doing and what they look like. These ones that call others 'fat' or 'to skinny' you all need to take a good hard look at yourselves. What is unhealthy is the way you belittle people and shame them. In my eyes these are the ones with the real problems. If I want to wake up tomorrow morning and make a dress out of a black bin bag, it's none of anyone's business but mine. Dress how you want, be who you want. That's your choice.. Free Will People! 🙌

At the heart of it all is self view; these women featured on the post are beautiful. There is a difference between being thick and curvy vs. obese. I have a number of gal pals who eat well,Workout and are plus sizes very healthy. Not everyone is a size 6, genetics play a large role in this. No one seems to complain when female stick figures are showcased which is a shame because the majority of real women are a size 10-16.

There is a thing that is curvy and there is a thing that is overweight... Recognise the difference. Being over weight isn't healthy. Stop glamourising it.

The BMI scale states that I'm over weight. I'm 180 pounds 5'5" and wear a size 12. No health issues and I can run an 11 minute mile. I exercise regularly and and eat healthy most of the time. I have a horrible sweet tooth! My boyfriend is skinny and he makes me feel like the most beautiful women on the planet. So I'm pretty healthy all around and look like most of these women pictured. It's nice to see what clothes look like with people who don't have thigh gaps or no boobs. I wear a DD bra. Looking at an A cup model in a blouse does not help me visualize how it would look on me.

Wow...I agree that some of these outfits aren't the prettiest, but can we stop making blanket statements and assumptions about people we do not even know. Certainly, people can be sedentary and have poor eating habits, but they can also have health issues. Thin people can have health issues as well, and could be even more unhealthy than some of these models. I just do not see the point in making assumptions about someone's health based immediately on their size, people of all sizes can be horribly unhealthy, it's not limited to a specific group. I know obesity can cause a number of health problems but so can being thin and living an unhealthy lifestyle.

Lakota Summer size 10-16 the majority of the real women ...in your dreams.

"It's all about the bass" this summer? Umm, how's that suppose to make non-plus size girls feel? Stop body shamming...