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With fashion being a household phenomenon nowadays , where now in the "put in efforts" to create a look is what comes up to be the new normal in order to fit into the aspects of "what's trending" we aspire to wear certain fashion trends but perceiving at to look the exact same way as it looks on a model not realising all beings are unique henceforth, our bodies are too and one fails to embrace our unique being,Bulimia comes in live where we eat to leave a sheer serotonin upraise but the idealism to bodies we live to "fit in" rather looking at the fact that we are custom made to "stand out"
Princess Diana
Great Britain's princess Diana was one of the most beloved and admired woman in the world 1980's &1990's her battle began in 1981 her personal insecurity and stress that caused it.
Jane Fonda
She fought a battle of chronic perfectionism started which she was 12.
Well entrenched notions of being a certain way she started binging and purging to keep herself perfect.

Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga had anorexia and bulimia since she was 15 when she began her career, she launched a website entitled
"Body Revolution" to embrace their flaws.

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A large number of women in the fashion industry suffer from
negative body image ideology, wherein this pressure has built in more from the fashion industry with models being the one's on the pedestal, the aggregate also shows 16% of young women have dieted and consume less than a 1000 calories
13%smoke to lose weight
26% cut out their diet completely, the fashion industry has in a way created a toxic environment they are exposed to ideal body image aspects. National Eating Disorders Association and Rogers, models face high rates of pressure from their agents to tone up 64.9%  54.1% use diet and exercise excessively.
NEDA have stated to celebrate diversity at catwalks models used the hashtag dearnyfw shared their pressures from the industries to lose weight, Liusel Rawos in 2006 an underweight model died of heart attack during a fashion show, since then France, Israel, Germany, Denmark, Us passed legislature require models to provide bmi 18.5kg

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Eating, in a discrete period of time (e.g., within a two hour period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than what most people would eat during a similar period of time and under similar circumstances.

Lack of control over eating during the episode (e.g., a feeling that you cannot stop eating, or control what or how much you are eating).

Recurrent inappropriate compensatory behavior to prevent weight gain, such as self-induced vomiting, misuse of laxatives, diuretics, or other medications, fasting, or excessive exercise.

The binge eating and inappropriate compensatory behaviors both occur, on average, at least once a week for three months.

Self-evaluation is unduly influenced by body shape and weight.

Binging or purging does not occur exclusively during episodes of behavior that would be common in those with anorexia nervosa.

preoccupied with body shape, fear of gaining weight, abnormal eating, self harm, wearing of enamel, frequent headaches.

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social media as radical of an invention as we perceive it to be it rules over our life in some way or the other wherein , we live in our own make believe realities , that seem too perfect to believe rather on the contrary appears to be hollow. This comes in line to play a pivotal role towards the creation of fake ideologies to the idea of body images.
Looking at the influencers ,celebrities and the glitz and glam we perceive their lives to be perfect and aim to be the "have it alls"
An attitude of self loathing is something that is as common as mechanism to breathe in today's time where we try to "fit in" by fit in there also comes in a literal meaning attached to the aspect to fit in looking at the well entrenched successful and appearing to be perfect life of have body like that, and act hard on ourselves not realising how our body loves us back by giving us the ability to do our daily life and the only thing that forever sticks by our side.
living a life through the lens of a measuring tape is where Bulimia Nervosa comes into attention.
Living life with a calorie measuring mindset takes away our vision of looking at food in the simplest form as it may appear to be able to aid our bodies to work.
An ideal image of 36-28-36 is the ideology attached to how a woman should be in our heads from our very formative years we look at our toys tv shows etc, being within a certain size criteria therefore that has also created a negative image to look down upon our bodies as real and human.
Bulimia Nervosa or Bulimia is a life threatening disease that begins when we look at our bodies to be a perfect bodily proportions as we happened to have seen throughout our lives, people with bulimia are unable to curb their food cravings and are on a constant struggle to look perfect but can't stop the cravings that come along, they secretly binge on large amounts of food not realising when to stop and eat until they reach a point of discomfort and then purge it out to avoid extra calories other unhealthy ways attached to bulimia to keep one away from consuming extra calories are laxatives, diuretics, fasting, weight loss supplements.
They are always preoccupied with their weight and seem as if their life is ruled by the weighing scale. Self judgement, self perceived flaws, it's more about self image than food.