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which body do you prefer? PLEASE CHOOSE ONE !!?
which victoria secet model body do you prefer ?.. i just was curious of your opininon and plus im borred soo answer 
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What are these Mannequins seen on September 11 ..?
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In this picture taken on September 11 2001 there are some mannequins seen on the right. Many people claim these are "shop mannequins" which raises questions like, why are they in steel frames which suggest they cannot stand by them self. Why do they look nothing like a normal shop mannequin, what is with the white box.
Average shop mannequins http://www.google.com.au/images?hl=en&q=shop%20Mannequin&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=790&bih=406
CBS Article about "The falling man"
"Among those pictures is one of the most unforgettable images from 9/11 - a photograph of a falling man, frozen in mid air, his body perfectly parallel with the twin towers of the World Trade Centre."
"The photo ran in newspapers across the world the following day, and should have remained one of the defining images of that terrible event."
נøsн - It must be very hard to dress these mannequins, since they need a streel frame to stand..
NYC is a shopping capital so you cant expect our window displays to be cookie cutter designs like the rest of the world. Window designers can get very creative here. Take the Macys Holiday window displays for example. Or Bloomingdales. or Saks. Those boxes were probably part of the display. I swear. Some of the mannequins down in Soho look hot lol. Look at the mannequins in Topman. GOD! I wish some of these mannequins were real.
edit: nope...those boxes seem to serve more of an artistic function rather than as as support. Notice how the black outlines provide a "popping" effect as they overlap. It can also simulate movement and make them look less stationary. I've seen this type of design before. And I have been to the WTC before. There are a LOT of stores. So its understandable that those mannequins were there.
