Gen Z Girls Growing Out Their Body Hair; It's "Sexy" and "Empowering," Media Types Aver

Defeat that male gaze, gals.

Model Sydney Jordan admits she's lost out on a number of fashion gigs -- by a hair.

"I'm not willing to shave. This is part of my brand," the 25-year-old told The Post of her fuzzy armpits and legs.

Oh, she has a brand. That's terrific.

I love hearing about people who have brands.

Jordan, who lives in Ohio, has been warned by her agent that body hair is "not industry standard," but she doesn't care.

"I'm trying to normalize this," she said.

Oh, her body is a living manifesto. That's another thing I love.

Lately, women have been raising hell by ditching their razors.

Oh, right, women are making trivial personal grooming choices and as always, it's a low-cost, low-stakes revolution.

You go, GirlBoss. Slay kween.

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While the client had no problem with her au naturel look, Sanchez said commenters online weren't so kind, which she sees as hypocritical. "People say, 'Can you use real models?'" she said of the pressure fashion companies get to hire more typical-looking people. "And then everyone bashes them and calls them ugly."

Yeah because nobody actually wants that. That's just something that 40-50 determined social media activists on Twitter spend all day on saying that they want, and using their 50 alt-accounts to make it appear as if this is some kind of large movement.

But nobody wants it. Just like nobody actually wants Jessica Chastain to keep trying to make very low-effort, zero-creativity inferior ripoffs of Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible movies and say "This is new and original because it's a girl doing all the same things Tom Cruise did!"

Flaunting hairy underarms scored supermodel Ashley Graham a partnership with razor brand Harry's. After she landed the gig, she responded by posting a video on TikTok with her laughing at headlines about it -- sticking it to the haters online who assumed beauty companies would only show clean-shaven women.

Well that Ashley Graham, she's what insiders call a "double threat," isn't she?

To Every Recurring Fad (Churn, Churn, Churn) There Is a Season:

42 We're back to this already? There is a tendency to cycle through these "Grrrrl-Power" demonstrations on a regular basis, through grooming, clothing, body(chubby)positivity, makeup, and so on. It gives the style section something to do, I suppose.

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