Does Everybody Need to Be Bronzed?

I've seen two magazine articles in the last few weeks criticizing Kirsten Dunst's body. One implied that she was too skinny; the other, too pale. But Dunst is one of the few actresses defying the faux, spray-on tan trend. Her skin is beautifully, delicately, naturally pale, and she embraces it.She doesn't give in to the pressure to be totally tanned. I respect that. Fair is as beautiful as golden brown, and certainly much healthier (if the tan comes from the sun). I think more actresses, and women in general, need to defy the current obsession with orange skin and celebrate their alabaster complexions. They should take cover under large, floppy hats, walk on the shady side of the street, and audition for period films where a pristine pale complexion is an asset. And most of all - they should celebrate being uniquely fair in a sea of self-tanned starlets. Different can be beautiful.