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Slim describes a body type characterized by a lean, slender build with relatively low body fat and a narrow overall frame. The term appears frequently in fashion, modeling, and fitness contexts to indicate a light, slender silhouette. It is a general descriptor, not a clinical measurement.

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Skye Blue
Emily Black
Chelsea Becirevic
Momo Sakura
Elli Foxx
Katherinne Sofia
Moon Torrance
Blake Eden
Ichika Nagano
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Adrianna Eves
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Kitano Mina
JoEll Grace Perry
Mia Mi
Busty Magda
Sharna Beckman
Emily Bloom
Michelle Hamilton
Heidi Hoback
Dorothy Black
Gloria Sol
Gem Devine
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Miriam Leone
Hope Heaven
Renee Herbert
Stacy Cruz
Alyssa Milano
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Jasmine Byrne
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Bianca Rose
Ali B (MetArt)
Lea Guerlin
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Frequently asked

What does 'Slim' mean?

Slim describes a lean, narrow body build with little visible padding. It is a descriptive label, not a measured size threshold.

What is the difference between slim and athletic body type?

A slim body type emphasizes a lean, low-body-fat build without a particular focus on muscle definition or tone. An athletic body type specifically suggests visible musculature and a physique shaped by regular physical conditioning. Someone can be both slim and athletic, but the two labels highlight different qualities.

What is the difference between slim and petite?

Petite refers primarily to height, typically describing someone under around 5'4" (163 cm), and is a separate sizing category in fashion. Slim describes body composition and frame width rather than height, so the two terms operate independently. A person can be slim at any height, or petite without being slim.

What does slim body type mean in modeling?

In modeling, slim generally refers to a lean silhouette that reads as slender in photographs and on camera. It is a broad visual descriptor rather than a precise set of measurements, and different agencies or productions may apply it loosely to indicate a narrower frame compared to fuller or more muscular builds.