At Korean baseball stadiums, an Australian cafe and an Ohio boarding school, they’re cardboard cutouts to replace fans, customers and students. At some restaurants, they’re stuffed animals.

The first mannequin was named Gloria. After she was stolen, they needed a replacement. "Someone approached me. It was his wedding anniversary gift to his wife for 40 years to put Gloria back in ...

Next month, the British mannequin maker Rootstein debuts their latest male form—the “Homme Nouveau,” feminized and not so hearty, with a 35-inch chest and a 27-inch waist.

Secondly, people weren't buying the fact this was an actual MALE mannequin. Several users pointed out it could be a maternity wear model dressed in male clothes. Whether for a joke or because of a ...

The research from the University of Liverpool also looked at the size of male mannequins. Here they found that fewer than one in 10 of the dummies would be classified as underweight.

The study looked at both male and female mannequins yet found only 8% of male mannequins to be unrealistically underweight. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent.

These skulls were made out of cardboard. It was wet down, put over a mannequin head, and then painted to look like a skull. So this boat is 100% cardboard, string, duct tape, and rope.

UK firm Rootstein will next month unveil the mannequins - who they insist are modelled on healthy teenage boys - sporting skinny jeans and tailoring made popular by celebrities such as Russell Brand.

Bizarre images show cardboard cutouts, mannequins and drum-playing robots filling the stands at Taiwan's Taoyuan Baseball Stadium instead of of real fans when the Chinese Professional Baseball ...

Mannequins are crafted by sculptors in a process every bit inspired by a catwalk show. A manufacturer calls a modelling agency, organises a casting session and commissions the male or female model ...

Average High Street mannequin used to model female clothes is size of severely underweight woman while men's dummies are normal size. Psychologists looked at mannequins in a range of High Street ...