Health And Skin Color Of Fashion Week In Brazil Fashion Week

In 2011, Rio autumn winter fashion week was held in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

During the 5 day fashion week, a female model fainted and a brand of black models was launched, which attracted people's attention to the health and complexion of models.

On the fourth day of fashion week, a female model suddenly collapsed when she was preparing for the background.

The 18 year old model is Laisa, from central Brazil.

The backstage staff thought she was fainting because of the heat and heat caused hypotension, while Laisa's model company said she fainted because she ate too little.

Laisa's fainting incident has become the focus of attention in Brazil media and has led to a discussion about whether models should be over weight dieting.

Some reports have pointed out that models who diet on weekdays to keep fit and work hard during the fashion week should eat more.

During Rio fashion week and the St Paul fashion week, many models went on more than 40 shows in more than 10 days, not only day and night, but sometimes only one meal a day.

At the same time, the proportion of black models in fashion week has always been a topic of public concern.

Earlier, black models met during the fashion week to protest against racial discrimination in fashion events.

To alleviate this contradiction, the Brazil authorities hope that at least 10% of the fashion show brands will be black models.

In the days before fashion week, there were not many black models, but on the last day of fashion week, a brand launched black models in the show.

The brand clothing used black flowers in pattern decoration, and used large black, white and red contrast.

Brazil media believes that the use of this color implies friendly relations among various ethnic groups in Brazil, while bringing strong visual impact to people, and also causing people to ponder over racial issues.

The special show won warm applause from the audience and pushed the fashion week to a climax.