swimwear

From my conversations with other busty women, most bras and swimwear are either un-fashionable or ill-fitting, or un-supportive.

That's like a bank can refuse to let you into their branch if you are dressed in swimwear.

They use obese people to advertise swimwear, they run ads that tell men that they're toxic and terrible.

Also you'll note that a lot of clothing companies do not show images of children in swimwear.

This is what will make it trivial to simply highlight a persons swimwear and tell the AI to remove.

First: - Images were defined as sexualized if they contain [...] a person in underwear, swimwear or similarly revealing clothing.

In fact it's the opposite: you're supposing that a woman in swimwear at a beach is giving implied consent for her image to be used in a radically different context.

Lara and Aki Ross from Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within were both covergirls of Maxim, rendered in underwear or swimwear.

Women's swimwear – very fit dependent – includes a protective, throwaway panel for this purpose.

> you're supposing that a woman in swimwear at a beach is giving implied consent for her image to be used in a radically different context.

If I ever need some guys in swimwear taken out, I know who to call.

You just can't compete with the emotional response of jealousy of your friends ski trip, or the desire from seeing your high school crush in swimwear.

And they experimentally made a "Pools, Hot Tubs, and Beaches" swimwear category, while they figure out how to keep milking the intentional sexual titillation content, while still keeping advertisers happy.

Then there's the basic question of "what skills do we want to measure and reward in this sport?" With swimming, it got to the point where races were won not in the pool, but in the R&D department of swimwear companies.

"give a man fish he's fed for a day, teach him to fish he's fed for life" Going through bra and swimwear patterns, I've learned that the construction ranges from simple to very complicated.