I wanna do a counter campaign on Insta where people with normal bodies try these clothes on and, inevitably, look like total shit in them. 

I’m down. I’ll look like a sexy dinner roll being squeezed by rubber bands.

My outfit will rip live on the gram, let's gooooo

I'd be just like the viral exploding watermelon. 

By now most of you pop culture loving badasses have probably seen the latest Skims campaign. For those of you who aren’t glued to Instagram (you’re better than me), the photos feature exclusively world famous supermodels and is titled the “Fits Everyone” campaign. It’s quite obvious that these women don’t represent every body and that frustrates me, but I have an even stronger emotion about this campaign and that is CONFUSION. So answer me this; do we think the Kardashians know the photos don’t match the message of the campaign? Are they that oblivious? They can’t be that out of touch, right? I can’t get my mind around the AUDACITY to advertise that these bodies represent everyone. Am I wrong to be so fired up about it?  

Do they know what “Everyone” means?

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