article_snippet: In Norway, MPs have proposed that images of airbrushed fashion models should come with a 'cigarette-packet' style health warning in a bid to tackle eating disorders.
article_snippet: One suggested text for the Norwegian warning would read: 'This advertisement has been altered and presents an inaccurate image of how this model really looks.'
article_snippet: Medical experts around the world have warned against the dangers of ultra-skinny catwalk models, and images airbrushed to make girls look thinner, which girls say encourage anorexia in girls as young as six.
article_snippet: Fashion guru Giorgio Armani said two years ago that the fashion industry had a duty to 'work together against anorexia'.
article_snippet: Fashion guru Giorgio Armani added at the time: 'the fashion industry has to recognise the link between the fashion industry preference for abnormally thin models and the growth in eating disorders among young women.'