在重新定义“美丽”这个词时，Melanie Gaydos处于鼓舞人心模特的最前沿。这位28岁的孩子出生时患有外胚层发育不良（ED） – 这是一种罕见的遗传病，在她的病例中导致脱发，缺牙和腭裂。正如外胚层发育不良协会所指出的，ED不仅仅是一种单一疾病，而是一个涵盖几种症状密切相关的综合症。但尽管她的紊乱影响了她的外表，但Gaydos对她的外表充满信心 – 以至于她决定成为一名模特。
在接受新的采访时 大都会, 盖多斯开辟了她的职业生涯以及她的状况，并解释说她从未对自己的外表感到任何不安。她说：“我从来没有因为我的样子而烦恼。这与我无关。” “每个人都有自己的不安全感…这真的是限制，令人沮丧，担心其他人的样子和其他人对我们的看法。我不明白为什么人们不能对自己感到高兴并为自己感到高兴其他人。”
这绝对是一个伟大的前景，很明显，Gaydos对自己的看法帮助她在模特行业中获得了信心。她说 科斯莫 她开始在Craigslist和ModelMayhem上寻找演出，与想要为他们的作品集“不同外观”的摄影师联系。从那里开始，她开始出现在几个替代出版物中，甚至走在纽约时装周的跑道上 – 根据Gaydos的说法，其他人告诉她她永远不会完成这一胜利。
无论我们是模特还是模特，盖多斯的经历都可以成为我们所有人的一课。她对自己皮肤的自信和安慰无疑是一种灵感，它提醒我们每一个身体都是美丽的，无论形状，大小，颜色或构造如何。希望时装业将开始采用更多重新定义美容标准的模特，但Gaydos已经看到了改进。她解释说：“每年，[这个行业]似乎都会变得更加开放，变得更加开放。” “我确实认为时尚正在重新构想其理想，但这只是因为像我这样的人实际上正在实现它。”
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是什么让这个女人脱发感觉美丽：
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When it comes to redefining the word “beauty,” Melanie Gaydos is at the forefront of inspiring models. This 28-year-old was born with ectodermal dysplasia (ED) – a rare genetic disorder that, in her case, caused hair loss, missing teeth, and a cleft palate. As the Ectodermal Dysplasia Society points out, ED is not just a single disease, but a syndrome that encompasses several closely related symptoms. But despite her disorder affecting her appearance, Gaydos is confident in her looks – so much so that she decided to become a model. In a recent interview with Metropolitan, Gaydos opened up about her career and her condition, explaining that she has never felt any insecurity about her appearance. She said, “Ive never been bothered by my looks. Its not about me.” “Everyone has their own insecurities… Its really limiting, frustrating, worrying about other peoples looks and what other people think of us. I dont understand why people cant be happy with themselves and happy for others.” This is definitely a great outlook, and its clear that Gaydos view of herself has helped her gain confidence in the modeling industry. She told Cosmo that she started looking for gigs on Craigslist and ModelMayhem, reaching out to photographers who wanted “different-looking” models for their portfolios. From there, she began appearing in several alternative publications and even walked the runway at New York Fashion Week – a victory that others had told her she would never achieve. Whether were models or not, Gaydos experience can be a lesson for all of us. Her confidence and comfort in her own skin are undoubtedly inspiring, reminding us that every body is beautiful, no matter the shape, size, color, or construction. Hopefully, the fashion industry will start embracing more models who redefine beauty standards, but Gaydos has already seen improvements. She explained, “Every year, [this industry] seems to be getting more open, more open-minded.” “I do think that fashion is rethinking its ideals, but its only because people like me are actually making it happen.”