Clueless Heidi Klum Asks, “Zero? What Size Zero?”

While people are debating over the existence of size zero in modeling, supermodel Heidi Klum seemed clueless to ask, “A size zero? I’ve never heard of that. That didn’t exist when I was growing up. When did that start? What does it mean? It means a person is not there, no? It makes no sense.”

The German model says that size zero simply doesn’t exists when ask about her opinion about the size zero debate. Size zero is the US dress size that is equivalent to UK’s dress size 4 and European’s size 32. It is the smallest size of a woman’s clothing, usually worn by slim runway models. It is actually designed for women who are excluded from standard vanity sizing. Because size zero is often associated with anorexic models and celebrities, it was incorrectly assumed to be designed to seriously thin women.

But no. The 35-year Heidi Klum, who has already established her name in the fashion industry, isn’t clueless to not knowing what size zero is. She simply doesn’t want to recognize size zero. While she was recently labeled as “too fat” for a runway model, she remained indifferent to the slimming pressures that the media expect from fashion models like her.

Aside from not recognizing size zero, Heidi Klum also tells the public that she would not have any plastic surgery: “I hope that when I reach 50 I look as good as Barbie does, but I don’t think I’d go for surgery. I think I'm going to get older with wrinkles – a few of them here and there.”