From the article:
"There can be a love-hate relationship with that component that I totally understand – for example, models projecting the idea of being super thin and wanting women to disappear in their bodies instead of flourishing and blooming. That is totally linked to a dehumanizing concept of healthy self-esteem or construction of self. There are people out there promoting a bone-thin body, but I think that tendency is being more and more pushed aside and not agreed with because it can be very unhealthy. There are so many movements right now pushing forward a more balanced healthy body, celebrating women and their diversity."

Yet when she was featured in a spread in the magazine "Fashion", she clearly allowed herself to be photoshopped, with a longer neck, narrowed nose , chiselled jaw line and thinner body.

What was the message to other women?