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141 looks a lot different on 5'10" than it does on 5'3", the actual average height for women in the US. It places her in the low end of healthy.

Unless you think models should be anorexic and look like flat boards with no curves, just bones poking through their skins.

Hubba, hubba.

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I like how women always go straight to Anorexia Nervosa as if there's nothing before that illness.
There's really not much between Ms. Upton and anorexia.

I like how men have such unrealistic expectations of what women should look like in magazines that it's all but unattainable for a healthy woman and even go so far as to call a woman with a BMI of about 20 "plump."

Women are supposed to have smooth, soft curves. They are supposed to have actual breasts and hips. They are not supposed to be flat and angular. I don't see where this lady is fat, plump or chubby at all. Please pull up a picture of her and show me. Because if I had a body like hers, I would live in a bikini. I don't. I'm kind'a lumpy and round. I am plump. She has a waist measurement of 28. I haven't had a 20-anything waist since my teens. While I'm not ashamed of my figure, I have never felt confident enough to wear a bikini in public.

Healthy, at one time, was considered beautiful. If Ms. Upton's massive rolls are offensive, I suppose you have the choice to not buy the magazine.
 

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