Mark Leno and Carole Migden, please step forward.

For their final photos, Leno and Migden chose to use the exact same pose message in order to win your votes in next week's California State Senate race. Both employed an Obamaesque "change" catchphrase. Not only that, but each of them also used a forceful but benign arms-crossed pose. The only difference that set the two apart here are soft shades of blue and orange.

So which overproduced ad campaign shot do you prefer: Leno's or Migden's?

That headline doesn't seem like news, but this model appears to be of a different eating-disorder variety. (Think The Insider-anorexic, not Anna Wintour-anorexic) Anyway, SF Fashion Week -- which came and went without so much as a whimper, save for a few open bars and elated coke dealers -- could have done something similar to this to make some sort of spark. Fashion house NO.l.ita (North of Little Italy) sure did:

Giorgio Armani criticized the ad, saying "[a]norexia has reasons which are not linked to fashion. Even people who take no notice of fashion get anorexic."

NSFW version after the jump. (From Slog, via DListed)