'Fat Bellies Deserve Respect': Meme On Mannequin Reflecting 'Reality' Goes Viral
A viral meme showcases mannequins with slightly larger bellies, celebrating body diversity and attracting a wider consumer base. This meme has garnered significant attention and appreciation.
Memes have become a part of our daily life. Social media platforms have been flooded with memes of various genre that make people laugh as they also depict fact with humour. We, as social media users, are consuming more memes than food.
Sometimes, mannequins also send a powerful message to the cloth buyers. Considered as the reflection of real bodies, they come in different sizes to celebrate the ultimate uniqueness of every body.
One such meme about the mannequin is going viral on social media, captioned with 'Finally The Fashion Industry Is Thinking About Us.' Shared by one user identified as 'Don't Get Serious' on Facebook, the meme has been the talk of the town since been posted.
Usually, the mannequins are made in such a way that it attracts the buyers, presenting it like 'slim and trim' one. However, in the above meme, the mannequin are made in a way that it does the pull marketing for those who have a slight 'fat belly'. By doing this, the retailer added a consumer base, or rather a 'fan base' for its buyers.
The meme has garnered over thousands of likes and hundreds of comments. It has also been shared avidly across the social media platforms. Commenting on the meme, one user wrote, "Bravo to the person who came up with this idea. Respect. It would be great for people, who have fibroids/tumours in stomach, like me, it will be much comfortable, hopefully the designers will make fashionable for ladies too." Another user said, "Yeah...the industry is thinking about the 96% of typical men...us."
While one of the users posted, "Fashion is stepping towards reality", another one added, "They should make it more loose around the belly though if they actually think about us. It’s the same T-shirt but only more realistic mannequin."
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