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Megan Fox: ‘I have a lot of body flaws. But I do not tell them – ever!’
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Megan Fox: ‘I have a lot of body flaws. But I do not tell them – ever!’

Posted: 24 Aug 2011 03:08 PM PDT

Since Megan Fox’s quotes always get you talking, here’s a recent interview where Megan is talking about her figure and sex-symbol status:

On what's happening to her Marilyn Monroe tattoo:
"I'm removing it. It is a negative character, as she suffered from personality disorders and was bipolar. I do not want to attract this kind of negative energy in my life."

On her navel piercing:
"Oh, this? I did it when I was 16-years-old because I was a fan of Britney Spears. The only time I tried to imitate someone else. But then I thought it was tacky and so I removed it when I turned 20.

On being dubbed as a 'sex-bomb':
"What they call me sexy is not something that I can operate or shut down at will, but something that shines through as a journey, from how I talk, how I move. On the screen, I seem very sure of myself, but the real world is the place where I feel more conflict."

On whether there's something about her body that she dislikes:
"Of course, I have a lot of flaws. But I do not tell them – ever."

… said Megan in Amica Magazine.

Plus-Size Models Rock the Runway in Sydney

Posted: 24 Aug 2011 11:00 AM PDT

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A variety of plus-sized models appeared on the catwalk for the Myer Big is Beautiful show during the Mercedes Benz Sydney Fashion Festival yesterday – the models ranged in sizes from 12 to 20 US, but the media didn’t applaud the initiatie to use obese models (from Daily Mail):

The show has sparked an online debate as The Australian journalist Damian Woolbough branded the choice of models ‘irresponsible.’

Damian wrote: ‘There is a place for women of all sizes in the fashion media, as seen by the positive response to a plus-size shoot with Lawley in this month’s Vogue Australia, but obese models send just as irresponsible a message about the need for healthy eating and exercise as models with protruding clavicles and ribcages.’

He said: ‘Is it ok to be overweight? No. But if you are big and big boned, people come in all shapes and sizes,it would be monstrously wrong to say the models are just overweight. If they are running a show which has big girls modelling for big girls, then that would be totally appropriate. If the show Big is Beautiful is for ladies that are size 18 because that is their natural size then I see no problem.’

What do you think about the journalist’s words?

Among the models: 6’0” tall Robyn Lawley, who covered Vogue Italia – see her in a black dress after the jump and more!

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