Dear Manager
I am writing to complain about the advertisements of your company, Teen Focus, which feature skinny models.
I was shocked when I first saw the advertisements. The outfits were very fashionable, well designed and they were really attractive to me. However, it was the skinny models that made the advertisements an utter failure. The models used in the advertisements were far too underweight. With the clothes on these girls, I cannot imagine what they would look like on me, a normal sized person. As a consumer, my wish to buy those clothes was gone in the blink of an eye as I saw those skin and bones dressing fashionably on the screen. After all it just proves that your company is far too immoral to use those models and that it does not fulfill its social responsibility.
I do think remedial actions must be taken. The advertisements with skinny models should be taken off the air at once. The advertisements would make the public think being skinny is desirable. They may go on crash diets to lose weight, affecting their health. On top of that, skinny models should never be used again in any future advertisement due to the fact that they do not look good but ugly and unhealthy to the public.
I hope that your company can respond to this complaint with prompt action: stop using underweight models immediately and take on social responsibility.
Yours faithfully
Pat Chan