Diet Grrl :: Virtual Models :: December

December 23, 2004

Thanks to Lee over at FitQuest I (re)discovered My Virtual Model. I’d signed up for it aaaaages ago when it first debuted on the Lands’ End website, and I was able to log back in and edit the model to how I look today.

It’s surprisingly accurate in its depiction of me given that the information they request is so vague. I gave my height, weight, medium-to-large chest, well-defined waist…and that was it. You’ll notice that the model looks pretty standard from the front, but from the side you can tell she’s packing a few extra pounds. This is almost exactly how pictures of me in a bikini would look! I think my thighs might be a little chunkier than the model’s, but that’s it. Now for my goal model:

The only thing I changed was the weight (down to 120) and the chest (small-to-medium). That’s pretty much how I looked in college, and that’s how I want to look again. I still have most of my clothes from then - in fact, I still have clothes from high school even though they are way too tiny for me at the moment! (Oh, and by the way, that was the longest hairstyle available. Mine is straight and center-parted like hers, but it’s down to the top of my butt.)

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wow thanks for the link! and it’s freeeee too It’s pretty spot on.

Comment by snackinabox — December 24, 2004 @ 4:23 am
That result model is awesome.

(I can’t even remember looking like that in college — geeze)

Comment by Lee — December 28, 2004 @ 8:12 pm
The virtual modeling thingy is interesting but still very dealistic..I created a model it didn’t look anything like me or anyone i know lol..Both models look fine but the first one look more appealing realistic in my opinion..Anywhoo I hope u reach your weight goal..

Comment by Myisha — December 31, 2004 @ 4:05 pm
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