I could actually wear this and it would suit me... which is a rare thought when watching haute couture.

Yes, the black cape with pink detail

This dress actually looks quite read-to-wear, rather than haute couture. I'd love to turn up at the office in something like this.

I can't think of any practical use for this but I love it! It's beautiful!

Am I going to be shot down by feminists for saying these models look de-feminised?

A League that can take back Michael Vick and even name him Comeback Player Of The Year, surely can't turn its back on Michael Sam? — Unlike Vick he hasn't even done anything wrong.

You don't even have to age for this, having babies will do. (Just one example.)

Toilet humour is funny, but I'm actually really impressed with a magazine featuring this ad. I will never forget the time I was a teen working in a supermarket, and having no idea how to respond to a woman crying her eyes out after having an accident that left a smell throughout the store. My adult self still wants to…

It's uncomfortable how for some this has turned into a US v UK thing. I can't even distinguish the greys so how anyone manages to present it as black-and-white situation...?

I'd clicked on this headline expecting something less cute involving corgis.

Possessive pronouns... charming!

I love you for posting this! A postcard expressing 'I'm thinking of you (and here for you if you ever need me)' is the Best. Mail. Ever. to receive.

You - like me, and goodness knows how many others - are commenters on Jezebel; we're all being <bleep>ing judgemental here.

"I'm sorry - you just don't get to tell people what to do with their bodies."

Not trying to excuse any paps, tabloid or designer brands here, but I seem to remember a lot of live tweeting celebs way back when Michael Jackson's memorial/funeral service was held, as if they were attempting some gala-type event. I worry whether that helped lower the moral bar. Not to say celebs are to blame for…

I'm sorry you feel like that, but having seen a relative end up in hospital after a long-haul flight after having been crushed in their seat by the morbidly obese person in the seat next to them, does that make me a 'rude person' for worrying about the health implications for either passenger in such situations?

What you say certainly makes sense... I wonder if strategies like intervention, 12-step and the like (which are used in relation to other types of addicts and addictions) would work in the context of food addiction too?

You make some great points, thanks. At the end of your comment you mention whether it's anyone else's right to tell someone they don't deserve to opt out of getting themselves healthy. Please don't hate me for saying yes, they can; maybe not in every single situation, but allow me to explain:

Interesting you should say that, I've always wondered if, if you were to find a baby abandoned for someone else to find, the hardest thing would be to hand that helpless little human being over to an insecure future in the care system.