Victoria Beckham's 'skinny' catwalk models post pictures of themselves with pizza and beer

Catwalk models utilized by Victoria Beckham who have been impacted for looking "gaunt" have posted pictures of themselves with pizza. Previous Spice Girl Victoria was hit with some feedback after her freshest accumulation hit the catwalk in New York. She later demanded the models were sound. 

Hitting back, the models demonstrated they do eat by sharing snaps of sound dinners and treats including bacon and brew. Victoria's lineup included 19-year-old model Ondria Nardinz, who is a US size 0, and Julia Ratner, who has a 23inch midriff.

As photos of the show were shared on online networking one client on Twitter said: "Victoria Beckham exhausting and starved models. "At the point when will form learn magnificence is not about starving yourself it's about apparel." 

Another supporter composed on Instagram: "All I see is skin and bones, not the garments. 
"They look verging on anorexic," another said. 

Others bolstered the star, with one written work: "The greater part of these ladies are actually thin and can eat as much as they prefer and will never pick up a pound !! It doesn't make a difference about if there slim or fat it's about being sound." 

"We should stop body disgracing ladies out and out?" another composed. "It's pretty much as pernicious and uncalled for to call a lady skin and bones as it is to call her fat." 

Foodie model Jesse Bloemendaal consistently posts mouth-watering pictures on Instagram, and close by a snap of spinach-stuffed chicken composed: "Pleased." 

Mum-of-four Victoria protected herself against feedback and demanded her throwing chief liaised with demonstrating organizations to guarantee the models were sound before the appear. 

She told The Telegraph: "They're youthful, they're slim, yet that doesn't mean they're sick." 

She additionally persevered in 2008 when she began as a planner, saying: "I do consider my position important and I wouldn't have any desire to utilize exceptionally thin young ladies."