A Perfect 14

Lovely filmmakers bring a subject of beauty and body image to the forefront with their in-depth look into the plus size modeling world...which leaves you asking yourself "yea, why do we call it 'plus size', truly they are just models-it's seems we have all been brainwashed to label "plus sized" if you're not the same size as what the fashion world uses to try their sample sizes on... I believe this film is helping bring about a revolution of defining beauty and embracing all body types on a mass scale!

This is a beautiful story about never giving up on your dreams no matter the odds. It's also a real eye opener of what women go through in today's society where image is everything. It's a very empowering film! I highly recommend it!

This film was such a good look inside the plus size industry and a celebration of all the work we have done as an industry and also shows how much further we need to go. As a plus size model from Canada (@SarahTaylorsJourney) it was so cool to see so many of the faces I've looked up to over the years and models I've worked with in NYC and all over the states. Also to hear more of Elly Mayday's story (RIP) as a small town Canadian girl who made it in the big apple before she passed was such a beautiful tribute. The film was soooo well done and I'm so proud to be apart of the industry! Sarah Taylor

Talented filmmakers show us the struggles to build a career in a tough world: the modeling industry. A beautiful story about self-love, body image, cancer and the fashion business across the world. The direction, the leading models, the editing, everything put together make this documentary a must be seen one. I Loved it! Honest, real, informative and moving, this is a fantastic documentary. I highly recommend watching it!

I found this documentary to be very informative on the subject of media beauty standards. The film does a great job highlighting the unrealistic expectations and ideals that women face day to day from the fashion and commercial world. It's dynamic and engaging. you see the ups and downs of three important models in this industry as well as a exposé on some warped ethics from clothing stores. These beauty "standards" are NOT normal to the vast majority of the female population. There seems to be a twisted view on what is perfectly healthy and this Documentry brings those issues to light. I'm not usually into these types of topics but this film really opened my eyes on how corporations and designers distort the publics view on womens bodies. NONE of the models bodies indicate they are unhealthy but rather the opposite, they are natural and true. How average women look like. It's a shame that the media's beauty "standards" poisoned certain peoples perceptions (just take a look in the this review section) and leaves some feeling like they don't deserve to feel beautiful. Everyone should watch this Documentary and maybe we can unlearn the terrible brainwashing of some of these industry giants.

This documentary covers such important topics such as. Body image, The fashion industry, ovarian cancer awareness the list goes on. The documentary is shot internationally and goes into vast detail of models lived experiences within the fashion world and their personal lives. Please watch this film and recommend it to other women as it tackles a lot in in short time!

As a mid-sized model, I was absolutely delighted to see this film with some very recognizable faces of the plus-sized modeling world - a world that celebrates all shapes and sizes! Thank you to the cast and filmmakers.

Enjoyable and entertaining documentary looking inside the modeling world and focusing on the "plus size" side of the industry and a lot of the wonderful well-known models. I was glued to the screen the whole time - it is very well done, great paced and heartfelt.