Jaquelyn Jablonski, Crystal Renn Go Head to Head in First Preview of V's January 2010 Size Issue

Dec 21

Jaquelyn Jablonski, Crystal Renn Go Head to Head in First Preview of V's January 2010 Size Issue

Mon, 12/21/09 — 04:32:22 PM

>> Perhaps influenced by the buzz around Mark Fast's Spring 2010 plus-size runway models and Glamour's plus-size editorial, V magazine is ringing in the new year and the new decade with a size issue for January 2010: "Big, little, pint-size, plus-size — every body is beautiful. And this issue is out to prove it," as V editor-in-chief Stephen Gan put it.

Models.com has an exclusive series of previews of the magazine — out on newsstands Jan. 14 — the first of which, "One Size Fits All," debuted today, with Jaquelyn Jablonski (left below) and plus-size model Crystal Renn (right below) in the exact same ensembles, with similar poses. Bruce Weber and Karl Lagerfeld are also said to have contributed to the issue, with shoots ranging from fully clothed to nudes.

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posted by Anonymous

Tue, 12/22/2009 - 4:20am

ew what a totally fatso . She looks like a tranny

posted by Anonymous

Tue, 12/22/2009 - 10:54am

Crystal Renn looks GORGEOUS! This side-by-side is fun.

posted by Anonymous

Tue, 12/22/2009 - 12:17pm

"Plus size" is a joke, I mean really what is she a 8 maybe a 10? That is NOT plus sized.

posted by Melissa Koskie

Tue, 12/22/2009 - 12:24pm

The images are great to see side by side. I think the plus size model
looks fabulous. But she isn't very big for plus size, maybe a 10.
There is some great fashion for all sizes, check out http://www.select2gether.com/shopping/store/71/Macys/158284/PLUS-SIZE-AP...

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Tue, 12/22/2009 - 11:35pm

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posted by Fashion Tadpole

Fri, 12/25/2009 - 11:30am

This shoot looks very interesting i love it! I just subscribed to V cant wait to check it out.

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posted by Marcie000

Fri, 12/25/2009 - 12:26pm

I've always been a fan of fuller-figured models. There's a great site with many images of Crystal and other plus-size models here:

http://www.judgmentofparis.com/

They're all gorgeous.

The site's forum also has thought-provoking discussions about body image and the media.

posted by AcademyCouture

Sun, 12/27/2009 - 9:40am

Brings up an interesting topic... I've noticed more and more fashion design programs moving to more 'full figured' fashion figures. Have you noticed this trend? Seems to be more prominent with community college and high school fashion. Would love to hear thoughts on fashion figures and the markets they reach.

posted by Anonymous

Mon, 01/11/2010 - 10:44am

Honestly. I don't like full figured or average size models. I personally prefer skinny models.