The #A4waistchallenge is the latest craze to sweep social media.Credit: Instagram Straight out of Asia, the trend, hashtagged variations of #A4waist, involves women holding a piece of paper ...

The trend has women posting photos of themselves holding a piece of A4 printer paper in front of their waists to show off their paper-thin midriffs. A4 paper is 8.3 by 11.7 inches -- the shorter ...

Women have been posting photos of A4 sheets held vertically in front of their waists to prove just how thin they are. Beijing: Chinese women are competing online to see who can be most paper-thin.

A trend is sweeping the internet where women (and some men) are holding up pieces of 8.3-inch-wide A4 printer paper to show how tiny their waists are. It’s called the #A4Waist or # ...

Chinese girls and young women are being pressured by a bizarre social media fad into proving that their diet-toned midriffs are no wider than a piece of A4 paper. The trend has seen participants ...

A trend is sweeping the internet where women (and some men) are holding up pieces of 8.3-inch-wide A4 printer paper to show how ... told People Magazine. "Beautiful bodies come in many sizes." ...