In our latest issue Adele tells that there’s more to her than her weight. On the night of the Oscars, Fashion Police host Joan Rivers joked: “On Sunday night you could easily pick Adele’s Oscar statuette out of a lineup. It was the only one wearing Spanx” but the singer laughed off the comments and gave this inspiring message:
“Embrace your curves sisters, don’t diet unless your health or sex life is affected and most of all be happy with who you are.”
Instead, many of us remain miserable about the way we look.
“Our body image has to be the Achilles heel of too many women.” writes Weekly editor Louise Wright. Do you agree with Louise?
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Marilynn McLachlan
Marilynn McLachlan is the editor of the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly and has spent more than two decades in media, building her career around stories that connect, inform and inspire. A published author and the founding editor of Urban List Auckland – which she later helped expand nationwide – she has also worked for the New Zealand Herald, Woman’s Day and New Idea.A former teacher who cares deeply about people, she believes everyone has a story to tell and is passionate about giving a voice to the everyday Kiwis and well-known faces who help shape Aotearoa. Outside of work, she loves to travel – both within New Zealand and abroad – spend time with her husband, four grown children and dog, Molly. Or, you'll find her enjoying quiet moments journalling, on a Pilates reformer or lost in a good book.
