Model and TikTok user @thewizardliz said a clothing brand reached out to her over Instagram and said they liked her look.Model and TikTok user @thewizardliz said a clothing brand reached out to her over Instagram and said they liked her look."I don't know a lot about the photographer — it was someone working on an individual basis that the people from the brand hired".Right before the shoot was about to start, @thewizardliz said the photographer offered her another job in two weeks......but added that "it would be best if I didn’t eat so I would look skinnier in the pictures"."You can't tell people to not eat until the next shoot because then they will develop an eating disorder," @thewizardliz tells the photographer in the clip."You can't tell people to not eat until the next shoot because then they will develop an eating disorder," @thewizardliz tells the photographer in the clip."You are very lucky that I am secure in my body and that I love myself — but if there was another model who was standing here......and was insecure about her body, that one comment that you made would literally make her go insane."."She can die because of that one comment you made," @thewizardliz adds.
"You're not the one to tell me what to do with my body"."She can die because of that one comment you made," @thewizardliz adds.
"You're not the one to tell me what to do with my body".According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, eating disorders cause roughly 10,000 deaths in the U.S. annually.According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, eating disorders cause roughly 10,000 deaths in the U.S. annually.@thewizardliz's video has since racked up over 20 million views, with commenters raving about her confidence in standing up to the photographer.@thewizardliz's video has since racked up over 20 million views, with commenters raving about her confidence in standing up to the photographer."Thank you for standing up!" one person wrote.
"You are making a difference"