Since most of the people who dress these boy-like models are male homosexuals who, by their very nature, dislike women enough to have physical contact with men instead, then that kinda’ explains why the models are boy-like, skinny bags of bones.
Frankly, I can’t imagine anyone buying any of that crap that they show strutting down those runways with those ungodly steps with the flash bulbs flashing . . . pure garbage!
It’s also because they are lazy. It’s much more difficult to design and tailor clothing for the curvy female body.
By using stick thin models, much less work has to be done and the clothing is easily worn by whichever skelator is in the que.
I remember a few years ago a Visa ad of a fat guy in a dress store trying on women's clothes. Everybody was staring at him and turning away. It turned out he was one of the Redskin Hoggettes. In a Snickers commercial, a guy started to eat a Snickers bar and another guy tries to bite the other end and they end up kissing. In a Pontiac commercial, a van picks up a bunch of rough looking cowboy types. They start sharing makeup and lipstick. It turns out they're rodeo clowns. All of these advertisements were not for the product, but an attempt to use humor to normalize cross-dressing and homosexual kissing. Whether deliberately or not, the company putting up the ad dollars was not advertising their product. They were advertising homosexuality.
IMHO, most ad dollars are wasted. I quit going to Burger King because of the gay king ads. I generally give a mark against companies that have the required ad now that shows several people in an office, and the woman is ALWAYS the only competent one. The current one running is the FedEx/Kinko's thing where the guy starts drinking an entire pot of coffee for an all nighter and the female has already taken care of everything by calling Fedex. Another one like that is three guys watching construction workers and talking about how lazy they are while the woman does all the work. When she finishes the guys all high five and talk about teamwork. I think it was Fritos. The only company I think I just refuse to go to because of their ads, though, is Burger King.