[单项选择]Browse through the racks of dresses, skirts, and tops in almost any trendy clothing store in fashion-savvy Argentina, and whether you find something that fits depends on your size. But shops carry few -- if any -- options for curvaceous women. When you go into a store and find an extra large, you know that it is really the equivalent of a medium or even a small based on American standards. You feel frustrated because you start to think that everybody is like this, and that you are big. But that’s not true.
In this beauty-conscious nation, which has the world’s second-highest rate of anorexia, many are partially blaming the country’s clothing industry for offering only tiny sizes of the latest fashions. The result is a dangerous paradox of girls and women adapting to the clothes rather than clothes adapting to them. The Argentine legislature is considering whether to force clothing manufacturers to cover "all the anthropometric measurements of the Argentine woman" up to extra large
A. Women Adapting to Cloths or Vice Versa.
B. Who is the Arbiter, Manufactures or Customers.
C. How to Standardize Clothes Sizing.
D. Why So Few Large Size Clothes.