JENNIFER Hawkins has once again kick-started talks about body image after appearing on another cover of Marie Claire – this time naked and untouched.

While the guys love it, some female groups have begun to feel the pinch of becoming like Jennifer.

But a foundation that helps prevent eating disorders has defended it with foundation general manager Julie Parker saying on radio 3AW:

“It’s so excessive in magazines these days and young girls and women are constantly telling us that they don’t even know what they’re looking at any more, and what they want to see is more real, untouched and natural photos of celebrities and people in magazines, and I think this delivers that,” Parker said.

But it appears the pressure of girls, who look at these magazines, comes to a toll.

Many want to look like Jennifer and act with plastic surgery.

Others simply become depressed at the prospect of not being able to to do that and can lead to such things as suicide.

Still, it’s just one of many front covers of flawless models that people want to be. They will be there until people stop buying the product. It’s unlikely to end.