Beauty standars in different times

S-Bent Corset (Early 20th Century, Europe)

Corsets designed to push hips back and chest forward, creating an "S" silhouette for an exaggerated feminine look.

Cleavage (Renaissance, Europe)

Emphasized with corsets to create a fuller chest; viewed as a sign of beauty and fertility.

Erased Lashes (Medieval Europe)

Eyelashes and eyebrows were removed to emphasize the forehead, considered the most important facial feature.

Foot Binding (10th-20th Century, China)

Feet tightly bound to alter shape; small feet (3 inches) were idealized as a sign of beauty and refinement.

Head Molding (Ancient Mayans)

Infant skulls were shaped to create elongated heads, considered attractive and symbolizing higher status.

Prince Albert Ring (19th Century, Europe)

Jewelry ring placed for aesthetic purposes to ensure pants appeared more elegant when worn.

Long Fingernails (Qing Dynasty, China)

Long nails (up to 10 inches) represented wealth and nobility; impractical for work, showing high status.

Masculine Calves (18th Century, Europe)

Padded stockings worn to highlight the calf muscles; viewed as a sign of masculinity and strength.

Black Teeth (Heian Period, Japan)

Teeth were dyed black using a dye called ohaguro, reflecting social status and maturity.

Power Brows / Unibrows (Ancient Greece)

Thick, connected eyebrows symbolized intelligence, unity, and attractiveness; often darkened with makeup.