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kate moss bmi?

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what bmi do you guys think kate moss was at in the 90s (i have pics below)?

my prom dress is sort of inspired by the see through one she's wearing in the pic, so i'm using her as inspiration to lose weight. the last pic is me- how much weight do i need to lose to look like her?

EDIT: i bought the dress! it's pictured below
 

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I think I remember reading at the time that she was 5'7" and 105 lbs, if that helps?
 
#13 ·
Dude, with those narrow-ass hips of yours? I don't even...screw you. :p

Nah. I mean, personally I think you'd rock it solidly from today. But if you want more the hip bone thing, it would take very little on your body to achieve.

Note: in no way am I saying that there is any need for you, specifically, to lose weight. If you have the desire for specific features it is possible to achieve them, but you'd probably also benefit from working specific muscle groups to further alter the areas of your body you'd like to look different.

I mean you could always just do a lot of cocaine with Johnny Depp too.
 
#14 ·
what bmi do you guys think kate moss was at in the 90s (i have pics below)?

my prom dress is sort of inspired by the see through one she's wearing in the pic, so i'm using her as inspiration to lose weight. the last pic is me- how much weight do i need to lose to look like her?
GIRL, YOU'RE GOALS

Kate Moss was BMI 16 during the 90ies

I know this for a fact, as I was alive in the 90ies lol :p yes, when Nirvana were popular, and Pearl Jam, and etc
I know it has nothing to do with the subject but I sure wish I was alive at that time. Though Kurt's death would have a real impact on me...
 
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I know it has nothing to do with the subject but I sure wish I was alive at that time. Though Kurt's death would have a real impact on me...
It was a great time to be alive, lots of interesting things were going on, because, during the 80ies the societies gave more emphasis to "making money", business, things like that, so the 90ies were reactive, lots of rebellion, lots of great indie / alternative music was starting developing, the Seattle scene in America with grunge and alternative rock, the Doom Metal scene in Europe and UK, lots of great DIY fashion, it was good.

When Kurt died, we didnt believe it at the begining, we thought it was rumors. Internet was not big then as it is now, so the main info was coming from good reputation magazines around the globe, like Metal Hammer and Rolling Stones magazine, NME magazine etc, we couldnt believe it. He was so loved, by many people around the world.
 
#20 · (Edited by Moderator)
you're already her size and you have great style!
You're already that size I think
You look amazing!!
I think you already look as small as her if not smaller
GIRL, YOU'RE GOALS

I know it has nothing to do with the subject but I sure wish I was alive at that time. Though Kurt's death would have a real impact on me...
thank you everyone this made me so happy!! going to try on the dress today :)