It's easy for the rest of us to presume that beautiful people -- especially female models -- are happy.
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Who would not want to look like Noemi Who would not want to be her?
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Yet last week she was found slumped in a suburban Paris park after an overdose of drugs and alcohol.
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Have you, like me, drooled over French model Noemi Lenoir's perfect body on all those M& S billboards?
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but their contract with fellow face Myleene Klass is reportedly worth 1million a year.
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She is not only beautiful, she is famous and rich -- M&S won't tell me what they pay Noemi,
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She is always the one chosen to wear the bikinis and lingerie: men lust after her because she looks like a sexy woman, not an emaciated child.
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Gazing at the pictures of Noemi, you'd think she led an enchanted life.
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Most other people who work in the fashion industry treat these girls not only as if they have no brain, but as if they have no feelings.
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They look like aliens. But the truth are they are people.
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But perhaps the opposite is true.
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Because these young women look perfect, we think their lives must be perfect, too.
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I've seen arrive on set bruised from being beaten up by their boyfriends. They have everything, and nothing.
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But having seen many of these women close to, I would not want to be them. I can't tell you how many models.
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Many models have learned to inject drugs between their toes, the only place that won't infuriate the stylist.
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As well as being burdened by beauty, models are often hopelessly naive and under-educated: they embark on careers while still children.
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