Maybe so - but the one who won it was not underweight - and no corned beef legs in sight.
Zest makes comments about people who are underweight by BMI - advising them what weight they should be to be healthy. Therefore, I felt it was hypocritical of them to accept underweight women in the competition.
I think it is dangerous to blindly accept that anyone who is not underweigth will look horrid on our magazines. There were 9 finalists - 2 were underweight and 2 were borderline - the other 5 were in a healthy range and all looked great. As I say the winner had a healthy BMI.
Does she look fat? I certainly don't think so.