3,000 Years Of Women’s Beauty Standards In A 3-Minute Video

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but that eye can see things very differently depending on where (and when) it is. Buzzfeed’s video staff explored this idea by creating a video with live models showing us how the concept of an ideal woman’s body type has changed throughout history.More Info: boredpanda ( h/t: Youtube )
 Postmodern Beauty (c. 2000s-Today)
 – Flat stomach
– “Healthy” skinny
– Large breasts and butt
– Thigh gap
– Women regularly get plastic surgery to achieve their desired look

Supermodel Era (c. 1980s)
 – Athletic
– Svelte, but curvy
– Tall
– Toned arms

Ancient Greece (c. 500-300 B.C.)
 – Plump
– Full-bodied
– Light skin
– Women were considered “disfigured” versions of men

Han Dynasty (c. 206 B.C.-220 A.D.)
– Slim waist
– Pale skin
– Large eyes
– Small feet 
Italian Renaissance (c. 1400-1700)
 – Ample bosom
– Rounded stomach
– Full hips
– Fair skin

Golden Age Of Hollywood (c. 1930s – 1950s)
 – Curvy
– Hourglass figure
– Large breasts
– Slim waist