article_snippet: Karen Millen has responded to the criticism on the social media site, with a spokesperson saying: 'As a brand we celebrate a range of body sizes within collections and offer size 6 through to 16. '
article_snippet: Both the mannequin and model you have seen representing Karen Millen are size 10 which is industry standard. '
article_snippet: What we need is a mixture of different heights and widths of mannequins in we shops to reflect the reality of people's different shapes and sizes, heights, widths and build.'
article_snippet: I really do think the retailers have a duty of care to its shoppers to be more realistic in the size of the model or mannequins that the retailers use to showcase the retailers goods.'
article_snippet: Topshop spokesman said a Topshop mannequin was ‘based’ on a size 10.
article_snippet: ‘Mannequins are made from fibreglass, so [Mannequins] need to be of certain dimensions to allow clothing to be put on and removed.