Question

Write an point–counterpoint essay to give your opinion about one of the topics below.

-Is haute couture worth the expense?

-Should there be laws for how models look (e.g. body weight and appearance)?

-Should there be a global minimum wage for workers in the manufacturing business?

Answer 1

Should there be laws for how models look ?

This is not the opinion of many but few who are more orthodoxical to the outside society.

Appearance is a personal choice for humans but there are people who see's it in a wrong prespective,means not only education plays a major role in character or perspective building there should be as well chracteristic of having not judging other easily by there looks or being streotype.

Most of the Model books even there is a male or female models ,they as in there profession or in there passion towards modeling were some type of cloths that is not acceptable by many.

My opinion is that if there is any problem with others way of living they shouldn't comment ,Every one in this universe are not born with similer mind sets.

Beauty may be only skin deep, but the costs of its pursuit go far deeper. We all know that looks matter, but few of us realize how much. Seldom do we recognize the price we pay in time, money, and psychological well-being, or the extend to which our beauty biases compromise meritocratic principles. That is not to discount the positive aspects of beauty, including the pleasure that comes from self-expression or the health benefits that result from actions prompted by aesthetic concerns. Nor is it to suggest that discrimination based on appearance is on the same footing as other social problems, such as poverty, rape, domestic violence, and unequal pay. But the costs of out cultural preoccupation with attractiveness are much greater than we commonly assume.

Of all the major issues that the women’s movement has targeted, those related to appearance have shown among the least improvement. In fact, by some measures, such as the rise in eating disorders, cosmetic surgery, and dissatisfaction with body image, the problem has grown worse. Almost half of American women are unhappy with their bodies, a percentage higher than a quarter century ago. After money, appearance is women’s greatest source of dissatisfaction. Much of the reason lies in the guilt, shame, and discrimination that social pressures impose.

There should be strict laws for the model books that by whom it should be learned.A warning should be placed on Front page .

There is need for laws but it shouldn't degrade the choice of modeling where it has its special financial power .