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The "clothing" advertised by the fashion industry's heads frequently goes far beyond standards of decency in most communities. Often, more skin is revealed than concealed by the clothing, which features plunging necklines, high slits, and sheer fabrics. The designs often intentionally blur [[gender role]]s, with women wearing tuxedos and men wearing feather boas or other feminine accessories.<ref>[http://media.www.westerncarolinian.com/media/storage/paper265/news/2007/10/08/Features/Switching.Sides.Gender.Lines.Are.Becoming.Vague.In.Fashion-3018870.shtml Gender Lines are Becoming Vague in Fashion]</ref>

The "clothing" advertised by the fashion industry's heads frequently goes far beyond standards of decency in most communities. Often, more skin is revealed than concealed by the clothing, which features plunging necklines, high slits, and sheer fabrics. The designs often intentionally blur [[gender role]]s, with women wearing tuxedos and men wearing feather boas or other feminine accessories.<ref>[http://media.www.westerncarolinian.com/media/storage/paper265/news/2007/10/08/Features/Switching.Sides.Gender.Lines.Are.Becoming.Vague.In.Fashion-3018870.shtml Gender Lines are Becoming Vague in Fashion]</ref>

Furthermore, especially for women, the clothing sizes are unrealistically small ("size zero") for the majority of females, requiring the models to lose unhealthy amounts of weight in order to wear them ("heroin chic"); in turn, [[anoxeria]] and [[bulimia]] are frequent among female models.

Furthermore, especially for women, the clothing sizes are unrealistically small ("size zero") for the majority of females, requiring the models to lose unhealthy amounts of weight in order to wear them ("heroin chic"); in turn, [[anorexia]] and [[bulimia]] are frequent among female models.

==Examples of Fashion industry values==

==Examples of Fashion industry values==