Model Alexa Doll excited the network and challenged the successful Spanish fashion chain "Zara" through an explosive video she uploaded to social media over the weekend.
Doll actually proved that the measurements written on the clothes she was measuring were really incorrect.
Doll testified that she was considered skinny, size 36, when in fact there were size 40 pants that she wore and pants in her size that supposedly did not fit her at all - a huge and important omission in the war against the negative body image that many women have.
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"I told you that Zara play in our sizes and they reduce the fabric so that size 38 from five years ago is size 36 today," she said in the video.
"Are you supposed to understand that you are obese or that you are unworthy? No! Those who are fucked are them, it is not you!".
The reactions to the video were many.
Eden Pines responded: "It's so important."
Daniel Amit added: "Important video! Thank you", and Hadar Marx also wrote: "I did not know that, thank you".
In the end this is the measure that exceeded Doll,
When we asked "Zara" for a response to the scandalous findings that emerged from Doll's video, they said: "No response."
We wonder why the network refrains from responding to complaints?
Why are they afraid to tell the truth and do a home inspection?
Does the knowledge that they are marked as one of the leading fashion chains in the world give them the legitimacy to hide the truth from customers that they are already a captive audience?
There is no doubt that with the awakening of a positive body image and the demand for greater dimensions, the day will not be far off when even "Zara" will have to answer difficult questions.
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