Model Kerolay Chaves Shares Everyday Challenges of Her 126cm Bum, from Tight Airplane Seats to Finding the Right Clothes
In a world largely designed for slimmer body types, those with curvier figures frequently face unexpected challenges in their everyday routines. Brazilian model and influencer Kerolay Chaves, renowned for her 126cm backside, opens up about the struggles she endures, highlighting the urgent need for more inclusivity in both public spaces and the fashion industry.
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Kerolay Chaves often faces discomfort in spaces that fail to accommodate diverse body types. Whether it’s squeezing into airplane seats or struggling with tight restaurant chairs, many public amenities cater primarily to smaller frames, unintentionally sidelining those with curvier figures. “It feels like they’re implying my body doesn’t belong in public spaces,” she shares, shedding light on the subtle body shaming present in such designs.
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Finding well-fitting clothing is yet another major challenge. Kerolay Chaves struggles to find trousers that fit both her waist and hips—an issue many with similar body shapes can relate to. “It feels like an impossible task to find the right pants,” she admits, highlighting the fashion industry’s failure to accommodate diverse body proportions.
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