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Fashion brands should avoid using images of extreme thinness in advertising. Promoting such unrealistic body types can contribute to unhealthy body standards and negative self-image among consumers. Encouraging a broader range of body types in advertising can foster a healthier and more inclusive view of beauty. Despite potential resistance from traditional marketing practices, the benefits of promoting realistic and diverse body images support the move away from extreme thinness.