Plastic Surgery Is Such A Problem In Venezuela, Even The Mannequins Look Ridiculous

17 Jan 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Culture, Health, Sex, World

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It’s said that the shape and size of the mannequins in a particular society is indicative of what people in that society see as the ideal body shape.

And if the mannequins in Venezuela are anything to go by, they place a significant amount of importance on the Dolly Parton effect.

Mannequins with minuscule waists, sloping hips and colossal breasts  can be seen in stores across the plastic surgery-obsessed country.

Women’s rights groups are up in arms about the new mannequins, who they claim are distorting women’s body images, and placing undue pressure on them to get plastic surgery.

They may have a point there.

[Source : Huffington Post]

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