Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Gap-Toothed Smile Makes A Mark.

Lara Stone for Mercedes Benz
Modeling is made to seem like all models have perfect hair, body, face, teeth; perfect everything.  Little girls idolize models and wish nothing more than to be like them when they grow up.  They do anything they can to look just like the women on television or in magazines.  Lately however, fashion experts are starting to admit that the "cookie cutter" beauty is failing to stand out anymore.  Gap-toothed models are becoming a norm more recently.  

While some may look at gap-teeth as a flaw, many people are starting to warm up to them.  Meaning a mark of fortune, gap-teeth are slowly taking over the modeling world- for now.  Fashion experts also throw caution to gap-toothed models for the sake that they may just be a temporary phenomenon.  Although most are fans of the gap-teeth, experts say that the fashion would needed a break from the "cookie cutter" to show that even flaws may be perfections.

Do you think this gap-toothed phenomenon will soon be a thing of the past? or will it stick around and make a name for itself?
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  1. Brooke's BlogFebruary 17, 2012 at 7:24 AM

    Do you think this gap-toothed phenomenon will soon be a thing of the past? Or will it stick around and make a name for itself?

    Fashion and modeling trends are constantly changing. I believe this gap-toothed phenomenon is fantastic. Children, especially girls, look up to models and want to be just like them. Showing these imperfections like having a gap between your teeth proves that nobody is perfect and everyone has their flaws. This trend though will not last long, nothing is the fashion industry ever does. If the same trends were always in fashion, there would be no fashion industry.

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