Skinny Swedish Model Can’t Get Jobs Because Industry Thinks She Is Too Fat

This gorgeous Swedish model is having trouble getting jobs in her industry because she's told she's too fat, even with a BMI that is underweight. 

Agnes Hedengård is a 19 year-old Swedish model who has been working in the modeling world for five years now. She came in third in Sweden's Next Top Model, a spin off of the Tyra Bank's America's Next Top Model Show, and now isn't able to financially support herself by modeling like she has been for five years. She is now working as a sales assistant.

So what exactly is "too fat" for the modeling industry? Agnes weighs about 123 pounds and is 5 foot 11 inches tall. Her BMI (Body Mass Index) is 17.5, which is actually underweight. To be healthy under the BMI measurements, she would need to be in the 19 to 25 BMI range.

In the video above, Agnes explains how her modeling jobs have dried up in the last year, and she has been told that she needs to "get in shape" by various agencies and clients. She has been told that her hips are too wide and that her butt is too big to work with. Check out some of her Instagram photos below of the absolutely beautiful woman and watch her explain the situation above. From what we can tell, she is absolutely stunning and doesn't need to lose a single pound.