article_snippet: Laura Evans posted a picture of Karen Millen mannequin to Twitter and pointed out that mannequin to Twitter looked dangerously thin .
article_snippet: Karen Millen Karen Millen has come under fire for featuring a mannequin in their shop that appeared to be seriously underweight.
article_snippet: Laura Evans, from Hampshire, tweeted a picture of one of the plastic models which featured ribs clearly protruding from the chest.
article_snippet: Laura Evans wrote: 'Karen Millen, why've you chosen to make collar bones & ribs so central to the marketing of this dress?
article_snippet: a picture of one of the plastic models which featured ribs clearly protruding from the chest was quickly picked up by outraged women on the social media site, who called for mannequin to Twitter to be removed from the stores.
article_snippet: I buy Karen Millen quite often, but I DO NOT want to look like this!
article_snippet: A spokesperson for the British eating disorder charity BEAT said: 'It’s very concerning that well respected and influential high street fashion retailers persist in using obviously underweight mannequins. '
article_snippet: Laura Evans posted the picture of the mannequin on Twitter along with a photo of the dress on the runway .
article_snippet: The model who wore the dress on the catwalk also had a very slender frame .
article_snippet: The shocking picture shows the thin-looking mannequin wearing a floaty white top.
article_snippet: Mary George from Beat, the UK's leading charity supporting those with eating disorders, said: 'It is disappointing to see such an obviously underweight mannequin in the high street. '
article_snippet: Amina Hays, who took the photograph of such an obviously underweight mannequin in the high street after spotting such an obviously underweight mannequin in the high street in Upper Street brand of Whistles, said she found such an obviously underweight mannequin in the high street 'revolting'.
article_snippet: Marg Oaten MBE, the secretary and co-founder of SEED Eating Disorder Support Services, told FEMAIL: 'Without doubt such an obviously underweight mannequin in the high street is not a realistic reflection of a body size and shape. '
article_snippet: In October student Becky Hopper posted this image of Becky Hopper friend standing next to a Topshop mannequin with stick thin legs .
article_snippet: More women with normal sized legs posed next to a Topshop mannequin.
article_snippet: In October, Topshop was slammed for using using mannequins with stick thin legs with student Becky Hopper sharing a picture of her friend posing comparing Becky Hopper legs to those on the model.
highlights_snippet: Picture of an incredibly thin mannequin was posted on social media .
  
highlights_snippet: The shop dummy features a protruding chest bone .