CRITICISM OF CURVY WOMEN WITH SHORTS AND A BLOGGER RESPONDS WITH A SOCIAL INITIATIVE!

It all started with a photo above I Woman, in which a journalist, evidently a little visually impaired, criticized actress Chloe Moretz for wearing shorts, "even though she couldn't afford it." add that the young actress, moreover, could really afford it, having a young girlish body, toned and firm. But that's not the point, moreover. Fortunately, to put these senseless contradictions under our eyes, Selvaggia Lucarelli always thinks about it, Selvaggia Lucarelli always thinks about it, who, with her usual snatch of ears, pointed out to the whole of Italy the decidedly not very lucid and refined analysis of the journalist of the famous female Corriere della Sera, opening the dance to a fiery and infinite controversy on a question so dear to women: the freedom to be, simply. But that's not all: there have been other newspapers that have criticized the "habit of certain women who"do they look like they came out of a Botero painting?"- literal words, yes - to show off shorts and very short pants.

Well, perhaps we are exaggerating a bit. And to point this out to us, in addition to the most colorful pen of Italian journalism, is also a cruvy blogger, Iris Tinunin who, in the midst of the controversy, launched the hashtag #iodonnaconglishorts on twitter in attempt to claim the freedom of women to be as they are, without having to ask for permits or justifications. As it should be, after all. In short, we much prefer when women like Clio Make up and its curvy bikinis make the news. or Blake Lively proudly flaunting the extra pounds of pregnancy without justifying herself to anyone.