内容摘要：She finds it particularly difficult that there is no-one to call her Mum anymore.

She finds it particularly difficult that there is no-one to call her Mum anymore.

The dog calmed down as the woman unchained it and took it into the minibus.“I encourage them to bring their pets,” Vika said. “When you lose everything, having a pet is a comfort.”

“My soul hurts. I’ve lived in this house for more than 40 years,” Liubov said, squashed into the bus with her dog and her luggage.Was she leaving because of the shelling?“Of course! It was so close, less than 100 metres. All my windows blew out.”

Vika could not persuade the next people she called on to evacuate. She banged on a solid metal gate. An old woman opened it a crack.“Good afternoon, are you Emma?” Vika asked. When Emma and her husband, somewhere inside out of sight, refused to go, Vika tried to change their minds.

“Yesterday there was shelling near you. It’s very dangerous. You are putting yourself in danger. We have volunteers, who will help you move in, they will help you apply for benefits, medications and everything else. It will all be free. And you’ll have psychological assistance.”

“Thank you! Thank you for everything, but I won't go.”It seem the reality is that designers like Charles are the exception to the rule. As much as activists resist it, industry insiders confirm that body positivity is behind us.

Daniel Mitchell-Jones, co-founder of modelling agency Chapter Management, said: "Yes, things have shifted. In 2020 and 2021, we saw so much more diversity and inclusion on the runways - but body-wise, that's taken a backseat now."Daniel said when he sends his curve models to castings, they're always pushed, but is often told the brand isn't interested this season.

Plus-size model Enrika told the BBC that not only are plus-sized models being booked less, their agents are actively struggling to secure work for them.She explained: "It's not unusual to see campaigns featuring four sample-size models and only one plus-size model. This can make you feel like you're just a token."