 Yet Radichkowski's complaints aren't as absurd as the rise of plus-sized modeling, where morbidly obese women don skimpy clothing to show off their excess baggage. We're not meant to appreciate their beauty. I mean, a morbid obesity is not beautiful, since it's self-destructive and deadly, so much as we're supposed to admire the physical ugliness on principle. A few years ago, Calvin Klein unveiled massive billboards in Times Square with fat people posing in their underwear. This is not beauty, but a kind of anti-beauty.