It is impossible to assign a specific body weight to a woman wearing a size 10 because clothing sizes do not correlate directly with physical weight on a scale. Factors such as height, bone structure, muscle density, and genetic fat distribution mean that two women of identical height and weight can wear entirely different clothing sizes. Furthermore, vanity sizing across various retail brands means a size 10 in one store may fit completely differently than a size 10 in another, making scale weight an inaccurate metric for clothing sizes.