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Beauty Panel Discusses Emerging

Demographics

Three women representing three expanding key demographics for the beauty industry — the Baby-Xers, Latina women and the young digerati — shared their insights during a panel about the ever-evolving U.S. market. The roundtable discussion, led by Beauty Inc. editor Jenny B. Fine, included Lesley Jane Seymour, the editor in chief of More magazine; Graciela Eleta, senior vice president of Univision, and Eva Chen, the health and beauty director of Teen Vogue.  For more

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From left: Eva Chen, Graciela Eleta and Lesley Jane Seymour.

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Does the video make any sense? Hello, it’s Hot Chip — of course not! 

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Valerie van der Graaf photographed by Mara Desipris for Vogue Hellas, May 2012

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“The answer is complicated, but it starts with the simple problem of size. When Vogue announced recently that it would no longer use models younger than 16 in its fashion shoots, the decision was inextricably linked to its other announcement—that it would no longer use models who appear to have eating disorders. As the sample size that designers use has shrunk to a zero, the logistics of runway shows and fashion shoots has bumped up against the realities of puberty. “I probably fit a sample size once, when I was 11 or 12,” the Dutch model Doutzen Kroes has said, explaining why she left high fashion to work for brands like Victoria’s Secret. Who but an undeveloped teen could fit a skirt with a 33-inch hip?” 

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