In a chapter referred to as “Loss of life by Mother Denims,” the style designer seemed again on the physique shaming. “I had all the time been in on the joke, and that gave me energy,” she wrote, per the magazine. “Now that it was everyone else making it, I did not assume it was humorous.”
After some time “a dysmorphia set in,” she wrote, and he or she “not trusted the mirror.”
“With each reflection, each single pane of glass I handed,” she continued, per the publication, “I took myself in rapidly to attempt to catch myself, to see what the world apparently noticed.”
