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The ancient Greeks believed perfect proportions were the key to a women's beautiful face. They also loved long braided hair defined female beauty and generally framed symmetrical faces with flair. -
An oval face with a small straight nose, slightly rosy cheeks and lips with a white complexion. -
Women were expected to have a thin waist and would help do this by wearing corsets to help their figure resemble an '8' to accentuate their curviness. -
Women were expected to be voluptuous with a thin waist and legs, and wide curvy hips. -
Straight figures with minimal curves as well as small chest. -
Slender figures and slightly hourglass shapes. -
The skin had to be matte and when wearing eye shadow they had to be natural and blended well. Eyeliner was used on the top eyelash only and the line was very line. And it was seen as attractive if a women was muscular. -
Women were encouraged to be as busty and curvaceous as possible people even advertised women to gain weight so that they could fill out their curves. -
An hourglass shape with bigger breast, a tiny waist, and wide hips -
Women embraced the "hippie" vibe favoring long flowing hair, sun-kissed skin, and minimal makeup. -
The beauty standard women had to meet were they had to be lean, strong, and toned. -
Women were seen as attractive if they were extremely thin with bones protruding out from their skin. As well as collar bones, ankle bones, and other protrusions were glamorized. -
In the 2000's we see a shift to a healthier way of being thin. And many fashion companies or agency's focused on women's stomachs and were celebrated if a women had washboard abs and toned bodies. -
Contouring, highlighting, and bold eyebrows became very popular as well as big lips. -
Women are expected to be skinny, but not too skinny, with large breasts and a big butt, all while maintaining a flat stomach. -
An exaggerated hourglass, and thin waist and legs, as well as a large butt and breast.