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There will always be a demand for very slim models, according to former model Twiggy. She feels that models have always been thin, although she is the model who is remembered as the first waif. She was not aware of any drug abuse when she was working as a model, and drugs were not a part of her life or work. She loves clothes, but does not allow clothes to rule her life, as she has many other interests. She would like to be remembered for being a good mother and wife.

Twiggy

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There is an element of exploitation in most jobs, according to model Sophie Dahl. She greatly dislikes being known as a larger model, and feels that she should simply be allowed to have the body shape she chooses. She feels that very thin models will always be in demand, as it is easier to design for very thin women than for women who have curves. She felt comfortable posing naked for Nick Knight, but was alarmed by how she appeared in the photographs.

Dahl, Sophie

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Former model Heather Mills states that having a prosthetic leg does not stop her undertaking activities such as running and skiing. She feels that losing her leg was a positive development in her life because it allowed her to raise awareness about the disabled.

United Kingdom, Mills, Heather

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