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7th September 2017
11:59am BST

But it looks like banning models under a size two has been met by controversy on Twitter with some users believing this is a fantastic move, and others not so happy.
So pleased to hear that @gucci and @Dior have banned size 0 models ?? ????#letsbebodyconfident
— Chan (@Chancreech97) September 6, 2017
So @Dior & @gucci have banned #SuperSkinny models from their #Catwalks. They have to be #Size6 ... and the average UK woman is a #Size16!
— Michael Shuttleworth (@Bananadiva1) September 6, 2017
While others are not so sold on the idea and believe it is a form of body shaming towards thin people.The ban of size zero models is a long overdue step that shows that good can be done when corporations engage #models #fashion #feminism
— Gary C ?? (@boywonder_01) September 7, 2017
So Gucci and Dior have banned models under size 6, so people who are naturally slim can no longer model, and this is better how??
— lele (@leahjadeellis) September 6, 2017
Size 0 models to be banned. Surely models that are too fat should be banned too.
— Aaron (@organicpeach) September 6, 2017
Why are overly thin models being banned yet +size models are not only allowed but actively encouraged?
— hamilton (@CoybLukeTits) May 6, 2017