Women's Ideal Body Types Throughout History

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[@hushbunz1437]

Alright whose bright idea was it to put white text against a white fucking background?

[@nonah908]

This is my favorite comment.

[@jayjaigray]

Eva Utke I AM LAUGHING SO HARD RIGHT NOW

[@jayjaigray]

Eva Utke I AM LAUGHING SO HARD RIGHT NOW

[@rowanvega597]

Flopples McFishy It was Eugene's idea, and he actually created a video with black text after complaints lol

[@beautyandtheoffbeats]

Flopples McFishy Why did you get rid of the top comments youtube? WHY?! XD

[@thisisfuckenstupid]

No thigh gap, please. It's not, just.... no. Please eat food.

[@ungodlyalien1268]

i have a thigh gap and i eat food...

[@7crimsonghost]

Claudia Santiago A thigh gap can exist in perfectly healthy people, as it relies on body type - which is also why some people naturally don't have them, no matter how much they try.

[@thisisfuckenstupid]

I was talking about those who don't naturally have thigh gaps and starve themselves to have one. I should of made myself more clear.

[@caitlynfelt]

I have a thigh gap and I eat alot I have a fast metabolism and I do gymnastics you can't really control it...

[@zeyz9408]

it's not about eating or whatever , it's about the hip bone structure if they're wide and apart then you'll have a thigh gap , then if not you can still be skinny and have a beautiful arc that separates your thighs . have a great day everybody

[@asmita2318]

Now let's do men's body type throughout history.

[@gaberayback]

Buff

[@sunshineyrainbows13]

Women didn't really have a say in what their potential husbands looked like for many many many years, so there was no real "male beauty standard". A woman simply married whoever could take care of her, even if he was old and/or unattractive to her. This was a worldwide phenomenon, from the east to the west, women had no say- they just got married off to whomever her family chose. It was like this until women were finally free to choose to marry- which is post 1800s. "Male fashion through history" could be interesting, but there was no real beauty standard. I'd say the western beauty standard in modern times for men nowadays is either "buff, tall, tan, and wealthy" or "buff, tall, pale and wealthy"- and for some, they like the scruffy bear dad bod type. Lol.

[@wNoxus]

, ideal body type doesn’t mean sexual or what the other sex liked throughout history necessarily, but how the men’s body type evolved for men and how the ideals changed like hairstyle or looks body type, it doesn’t always mean what the opposing sex thinks in the matter because they aren’t the only reason why the social constructs change

[@mezza_4252]

@@sunshineyrainbows13 THANK YOU

[@halowings3645]

@@wNoxus …Accurate

[@samanthajade0024]

The woman in the white one piece suit is beautiful Edit: holy heck this blew up!

[@9836824666]

Underrated!

[@Inkerella110]

So is the woman with the sweet, heartfelt comment 💞

[@samanthajade0024]

@@Inkerella110 aaww thank you!!♡♡♡

[@chellewilliams9767]

Love this!!!❤🤗

[@solala1312]

love it

[@layanna8702]

They just went from liking skinny to thick to skinny until they came up with a unreachable compromise they were sure no one could reach; slim thick

[@ritusingh8578]

I was looking for this comment. So true lmaoo

[@ritusingh8578]

@@jenniferchecklover as a sount asian I'm just slim. 👁️👄👁️

[@katara2539]

@@jenniferchecklover Pick me 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@HelenasInkyHour]

It is possible

[@nassima.a]

Is not unreachable, it’s absolutely possible to have a body that matches all the criteria of the society

[@Alex-mr7ih]

When you realise that none of the times would like you

[@Daesma999]

exactly 😔

[@JK-kw4md]

lmao

[@erensnon-existantfreedom7060]

Im a poc 😔

[@Melanin_Kitty]

@@erensnon-existantfreedom7060 Egypt would love you

[@raymondkim5711]

? There were eras where people like fat or skinny, small breasted or big breasted. I wonder what type of person you are but you must be somewhat special then

[@jenguinofdoom4747]

The white text on white background was brilliant, buzzfeed. Keep up the good work.

[@hiragomes5971]

🤣🤣🤣 I just could read some of the words

[@katiem4539]

I had to struggle to read

[@naomiking6556]

Honestly everything about an “ideal beauty standard” makes me sick.

[@mayar.4614]

periodt.

[@tiktokslavversion8022]

Anything about how tall i am makes me sick🥺🥺🥺

[@isaa8521]

💯

[@poopfart65]

Thats how it is and how its going to be. If there wasnt an ideal beauty standard humans would reproduce with unhealthy mates.

[@whatwasthereasonhuh]

same

[@isbroke4691]

The fact that it says "adolescent Physique" for the 1960's kinda creeps me out lol

[@Tartines]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@soap7032]

Yeah 👀

[@napoleonbonaparte2958]

Hippy fuckers

[@CinemaBizarreShinya]

Why?Adolescence doesn't mean children, but young adults (something between 16-25). Basically the prime time of everybodie's beauty, so why is it creepy?

[@isbroke4691]

@@CinemaBizarreShinya adolescent means the development of a CHILD- it’s the fact that men ARE attracted to females around the age of 15

[@nicholasnavarrete8881]

Thigh gaps are one of the worst things society has come up with

[@bellatrix2253]

honestly i feel like thigh gaps shouldn't be able. i think it just a quick phase like for a couple years not a whole decade

[@clarkmcartherrox]

Amen omg

[@isislee919]

How is a person's natural bone structure something "society has come up with"???

[@ObitoTHEwraith]

Isis Jerome when people do it on purpose..

[@lilliandoe3964]

there are also people with natural thigh gaps too.

[@malvikaiyer617]

The woman for the italian renaissance era literally looks like the women in all the famous renaissance paintings...she is beautiful...actual art

[@phoebejanemiller1671]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. I study a lot of art from that era. Any painter at the time would have died to have her as a model- simply stunning!

[@phoebejanemiller1671]

@@adenm8963 Yes! Also, women with extra body fat, especially around their hips and thighs, are more likely to be fertile. Ever wonder why women have a naturally higher body fat than men? Or why female athletes, who have a low body fat percentage, tend to loose their periods? Well, fat is essential for the production and regulation of estrogen. In a time period when a lot of people lived in famine, men evolved to view larger women as more beautiful, as these women were more likely to be hormonally healthy and thus able to bear children. Moreover, without excess calories, women tend to loose a lot of weight when breastfeeding, so they needed extra fat to burn in order to feed their infants. TLR: excess body fat, in times of history plagued by famine, was seen as an evolutionary advantage.

[@phoebejanemiller1671]

@@adenm8963 I’d also say that most women who were thought of as attractive were probably just what we’d call curvy- not overweight or obese. Think of Marilyn Monroe. She wasn’t overweight at all, but she still had curves that made her look healthy and sexy. A lot of what people think is sexually attractive has to do with what is healthy. Things like healthy hair, clear skin, and a healthy (not over or underweight) body. While beauty standards change, human beings will always be drawn to people who look healthy. But beauty is only skin deep- so honestly- and I’m not just saying this- I’m more attracted to people’s personalities. I’d be happy to date a guy who is short and overweight if he’s nice and treats me right. However, when it comes to how I make myself (as a woman) feel attractive, I just try to focus on what makes me look healthy. Skincare, healthy diet, light exercise, and so on. A lot of people get low self esteem from trying to look that the latest Instagram model. But it’s much easier to just focus on taking care of the body and face that I do have and making the most of them. People who are internally healthy have a glow to them that can’t be attained through heavy makeup and plastic surgery. I love this quote from the golden age of Hollywood: “to be beautiful and natural is the birthright of every woman.” In other words, all women have a natural beauty to them. All we need to do is care for it by keeping healthy and happy.

[@quotidiane]

She is truly stunning, that’s my type of woman

[@MrGuidoCaligiore]

That's false, the model tries to look like Botticelli's Venus, but she's clearly fatter. This is a misrepresentation of reality in order to comfort curvy women. It's not accurate. The same goes for 1930-1950.

[@selmaelzobair866]

can we just take a moment to appreciate how beautiful all of the women here are -

[@Zimzamzoom95]

hush

[@rexarexa3614]

Ik there was gon be someone like you here

[@somerandomgoblin2583]

RIGHT??? They're all so beautiful, but I really love the model for the Italian Renaissance.

[@user-ez9ue9to3u]

@@rexarexa3614 wdym ?? They’re right

[@tragic822]

they're literally right tho 🤣 all the women in this video are classified as beautiful, whether you think so or not 💀✌🏼

[@tessalow8539]

I don't like how women feel so pressurized into getting the perfect body that they resort to plastic surgery. Seriously. How do you expect us to have Nicki minaj boobs and Kim kardashian hips and butt, but expect us to have a thigh gap as well? I think it's completely fine if a particular body type is desired or on trend, but not so much so where women get stared at in public if they're legs aren't stick thin or if they don't have a cleavage. And definitely not so much so that some get silicone injected into their butts and breasts. Everyone is beautiful. Some people have high metabolism, small bones etc, some people don't. Why can't we just accept that?

[@hukubis]

You think men nowadays have it any differnt? Both men and women have an intelligent choice of, with what to atract the opposit sex. Be it fit body, sex skills, wealth, intelligence, or high social skills, at least some are must have to atract mates. That's just basic logic. Now, the fact that usually women preffer to aquire first, second, or the last, forcing men to compinsate with harder choices is actually more unfair towards us, if we trully talking true gender equality, and not femmenazism. There is no country where men live longer than women, while biological potential of both sexes are equal, just sayng.

[@SirThopas3]

hukubis I am incredibly confused by what you are trying to say. Are you claiming that men die earlier than women because men feel the need to overcompensate in order to attract women? I'm not sure that is scientifically sound. Women do live longer than men on average, but the number 1 cause of death for men is cardiovascular diseases and there is evidence that part of the reason why is because men go to the doctor less often than women. I would say that it is a society that encourages men to be "tough" and "muscle through the pain" attributes to early male death than women who like to date good-looking or wealthy men. Also, I find it odd that you felt the need to contribute this to tessa low's comment. Her comment was a very general "embrace your body" type of comment. She literally says "everyone is beautiful", which would include men. Your comment does not pertain to the conversation at hand and I feel that you only read up to "I don't like how women feel so pressurized", assumed this person was a "femmenazism", and typed up a rebuttal for an argument that does not exist.

[@4elovechishe]

Kim Kardashian is ugly...and her butt is huge. I dont find this attractive at all. There is something going on with her lips too. I think there are too much of them all on TV.

[@honeyboo44]

They got plastic surgery also

[@xxes11xx]

SirThopas3 Hi, I would not say that the health aspect has to do with the pressure on masculinity or toughness as much as the fact that men are often irresponsible with their health when they are young (and then it haunts them when they hit the 40s or so). Us women.... we have to know a lot about health.... even though our pain tolerance is higher than that of men, we usually do not ignore it when we are in a strange kind of pain (we learn to differentiate between dangerous pain or just normal level pain that we experience often). You would not believe how many arguments I have with my boyfriend over the fact that he should wear a scarf when it is freezing outside.... or that he should buy winter shoes when we live in a country where it snows a lot (and yes, he can afford it, so that is not the issue here).... having an immunity disorder myself, I understand perfectly how fragile your health is.... and how much precaution it takes to stay healthy.... him being more or less healthy makes it very difficult to understand how these decisions can come to haunt him later on when he won't be able to rely on the fact that young organisms heal fast. It also has to do with obesity - as men often eat very unhealthy diets when single.... I hope all men will grow to understand more about their own health.

[@bananaisyuk23]

Did the writing need to be white on a white background? My eyes hurt from trying to read that, shit..

[@MemesAreFriendsNotFood]

Ikr it was so anoying to try and read that! :/

[@jabbawabba4949]

Stop complaining all the time

[@GuyLogen]

Your eyes have been strained, give them some rest..

[@chumpster1495]

Wasn't hard to read for me.

[@cait.]

Nice use of the comma haha

[@alleenon8865]

Fun fact: marlyn monroe wasnt fat/ plus size. She was 53 kg/165 cm which means her bmi was 19.5. The clothes measurement was different than today 😊.

[@Really_Roby]

True. But they described the 1950s beauty standard as hourglass, not fat/plus size ✌🏽

[@majorborngusfluunduch8694]

​@@Really_Roby But the model they chose doesn't reflect the description.

[@pyranomics7229]

Gave you a like. Marilyn was a modern size 2-4. Not the near-obese model they chose in the video wtf.

[@bubbletea4110]

It makes me sad that every generation has an “ideal body type “

[@BurnBird1]

you must hate fashion, or just trends in general.

[@shreksspit]

@@klachingmacgaming8400 nah y'alls expectations are too high, like chill a little

[@biggesthaterontheinternet]

@@klachingmacgaming8400 You don't know what human nature is LMFAOO

[@MiguelangelMartinez-go7kx]

@@shreksspit Yeah that's the entire premise behind having an ideal.

[@MiguelangelMartinez-go7kx]

@@shreksspit Of course many people won't fit under and ideal

[@Otaku_Sama]

You forgot the last one 2020: big eyes and anime thighs

[@danielpletikosic9021]

This is old Video lel

[@maximuscraig8222]

lmao

[@mrtoasty8387]

Why do you think thats a 2020 thing bro?

[@nataniaraatz8005]

Oh my gosh!!😂😂😂

[@deenreviews]

Why do they dance like that

[@hehehehehehe653]

the golden age of hollywood is inaccurate. most models were a size 0-4 and Marilyn herself was actually quite tiny

[@kajamele6340]

Exactly, I mean the description was pretty accurate but the model in the video wasn't

[@mastersnet18]

Yes exactly, people forget about vanity sizing. She was a size 12-16 in the 1950s, which translates to a size 0-4 today.

[@imranjb-kazeem4143]

I'm a guy and its not my place but even i know this. They literally just butchered it but good vid overall

[@fourleafclover2064]

Marilynwas a size 12

[@hehehehehehe653]

Natural Rubi in today’s sizes she would be a small/ x small. so were basically all models at that time.

[@jaydamay6815]

I don’t like the way they said “adoscelent” & “boyish” figure . there are plenty of GROWN WOMEN who are skinny & flat-chested . if you associate having no curves with being a man or a child , then you’re part of the problem .

[@tomorrowisanotherday12]

Exactly. Imagine telling adolescent boys they have a womanly body structure.

[@mimi-xx3en]

THIS

[@80mbeats]

what is "the problem" honestly just keep crying idc

[@barbaral.7221]

@@80mbeats the problem is people call thin women boyish, which leads to people shaming them for having no curves.

[@arshiyabegum8556]

@@80mbeats if someone shames you for your dick size then you would know what the problem is

[@tiramisuuuuu]

I still think we’re all pretty cute

[@rasta-maus7553]

what kind of satanic ritual were they all performing throughout the entire video

[@happysaladd8951]

satanic ritual u said XD

[@aundreawilliams1211]

U so crazy

[@brittanys505]

Fr

[@iwannadie3120]

RASTA- MAUS LMAOO

[@ToxicSkull0]

Please remove the obligatory ‘thanks for the likes’ and this comment would be perfect

[@rilbitz8364]

Italian renaissance: so how thicc do you want them to be Leonardo DaVinci: yes

[@ethnicleanserberg7975]

HOW DARE YOU? MEN DON'T GET TO DESIDE HOW WOMEN SHOULD LOOK.

[@evangeIija]

@@ethnicleanserberg7975 bruh chill issa joke

[@luckyluk7808]

thats fat not thicc

[@muhannad7508]

Racemixer Berg so why women get to desire men’s size of peised

[@Hannahsx]

@@ethnicleanserberg7975 His paintings, you crackhead

[@juliafayesolsbery4585]

Eugene NEEDS to keep making content like this, it's his passion! Let's encourage him. He changed his style for his friends, and after NED, he should pursue this.

[@SiobhanS1868]

The inaccuracy and obvious bias towards *ahem* SOME body types is so obvious that it hurts

[@skyeravenhelliquinn1783]

The Italian renaissance would have loved me

[@hasnoname630]

Saaame

[@MonkeyDGoku-sb5pi]

I still love girls like that

[@superstar2446]

Same bro

[@zero9623]

Monkey D. Goku Just a curious question, but do men really care if a girl is chubby? Not like obese but is a bit overweight? Sorry I’m just curious lol.

[@cedar418]

Same

[@sallyyfacee]

Bruh the "golden age" Body ideal the model isnt even close, Marilyn Monroe was actually pretty skinny she just had a natural hourglass shape, she wasnt "thicc"

[@12inter88]

She was thicc. Compared to the women in Hollywood at the time she was thicker. However, the girl they chose wasn’t the ideal bodytype for that section

[@yato329]

@Tee Gee preach

[@aestheticslowed1750]

Just cause one famous person body is slim doesn’t mean everyone wants that body

[@Omar-wh3kj]

@Tee Gee I agree with this man from this day to the end of my life

[@sectoid-with-internet-access]

@Tee Gee periodt

[@londonmason6129]

Fun fact : Yang gui fey(one of the 4 great beauties of china) was actually known for being quite plump resulting in a saying comparing her to empress Zhao Feiyan who was also known to be beautiful and slim plump Huan, slender Yan(empress Zhao)

[@riley-mb3tm]

Why are we still trying to set beauty standards for women? Why can’t we just accept the fact that every woman is beautiful and different in their own way

[@bahasharc8393]

Huh

[@bahasharc8393]

@Stay Away I guarantee you could get lid tonight if you just went bar, some guys judge most are too desparate

[@hi-vj5rd]

LMFAO can people not have a goal to work towards to? people want to achieve a certain goal and certain weight r u gonna stop them? NO. ur just scared for the people getting bullied bc they gave up on themselves.

[@bahasharc8393]

@Stay Away Oh right, girls not liking short guys is not a thing for sure

[@lad6524]

@Stay Away shut up

[@mariasisu2882]

Conclusion: we were born in the wrong year

[@synfull638]

*sniff*

[@saidahacker6505]

the fact that u forgot the 'n' made this comment better lol

[@mariasisu2882]

@@saidahacker6505 😆😌

[@yiseniascott7654]

I was meant to be born in the 1920s

[@randomcat7246]

Unfortunately not all of us have hourglass shapes, although some do

[@jamesfred2066]

In my opinion everyone is beautiful. Curvy(never call a girl fat.... Ever) Thin. Tanned. Pale. Tall. Short. Girls are majestic fucking creatures and are all perfect.

[@gabbiiiii]

Don't tip your fedora too hard.

[@tapzul]

We need more people like you! :D

[@typicalgirl9373]

[@18ps3anos]

I think you are trying too hard to show a bunch of strangers you are heterosexual.

[@wolfpresident]

If someone is fat, they're fat. Don't try to sugar coat it or they will probably try to eat it.

[@dacringeyfangirl]

BODY. TYPES. SHOULDNT. BE. TRENDS. PERIODT. Edit: to all the incels replying to me saying that they should stop hating on women’s bodies just because no woman wants to sleep with you

[@aitchen1202]

TYPING. LIKE. THAT. DOESN'T. MAKE. YOUR. POINT. MORE. TRUE. IT'S. JUST. ANNOYING.

[@johnnymigouel7228]

It should be actually. The goal of a couple is to have a child with a gene pool as adapted as it possibly can depending on the enviromnent. In times of famine a fat, well fed woman would be better than a poorly nurished one and vice-versa.

[@louisratatoulielinson]

@@johnnymigouel7228 😐

[@yourescum3068]

Sounds like you are just mad lol 😆

[@poopfart65]

@@louisratatoulielinson what he said was facts tho

[@kicks880]

0:26 is kinda funny considering that males start of as females, so technically men are disfigured versions of women.

[@TheRonster9319]

I think it's pretty obvious you got the Golden Age of Hollywood wrong. Actresses like Ava Gardner, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Rita Hayworth were no where near that big ha

[@WaAaAaAaW]

There is more wrong: the bitch that was supposed to represent the Greek ideal is way too fat, and the ancient Egyptians were not negroids, but were brown-skinned.

[@TheRonster9319]

AmauryPenseur negroids? Really? Anyway yeah the Greek chick was a little chunky but not far off. They did like wider hips and thicker thighs.

[@WaAaAaAaW]

TheRonster9319 What's wrong with the word negroid? It's the human phenotype that is native to Sub-Saharan Africa. Also, the 'Victorian woman' was also extremely off. Just type 'Victorian paintings' on Google images and you will see that the ideal woman was definitely not an unhealthy fat monster. I'm sick of Buzzfeed and the inaccurate nonsense they spread.

[@Matryoshkarina]

AmauryPenseur i think the word 'negroid' is viewed as offensive (if you haven't noticed already lol). but yeah, i think BuzzFeed's point with that model was just to show someone who /does/ have brown skin rather than someone darker or paler.

[@FeeOJLee]

***** You're very right negroid is very offensive and also you should see what kind of person AmauryPenseur is due to the fact that they just called the woman who was used for Victorian times an unhealthy fat monster... Just because its not your standard beautiful doesn't make the person a monster or unhealthy. I know many women who are shaped like that who can still out run and out exercise me, a 120 pound female, soooo idk where they're coming from.

[@kenzieloomis9868]

I just look like a potato

[@aprilalyssa1229]

Sameeeeee

[@shannoncaffrey8644]

shhhh don't worry I do aswell

[@SimmiGaming]

you're the most beautiful potato to me

[@shannoncaffrey8644]

awwww

[@Faffo90]

[@ameliacox1732]

My “boyish” figure would fit right in to the 20s 😃

[@lilywasser6970]

Same 😭

[@eeekakaka]

u see how society( well in diff generations) think that every body type is attractiv? this means that you should never focus on beauty standards every body type is beautiful i hope this social norm would break its not our fault that we are born this way and theres nothing bad abt it all of us just have a type and that is ok. you yourself have a type you may like tall asian guys for ex but not all. i hope it makes sense nd it made u less insecure luv u❤️❤️

[@B1inded]

They are ideals not standards

[@icey102]

Loved the video, but I don't understand why people are offended they used a black woman to portray ancient Egyptian body types. This video was about body image, not the color of ones skin. Sheesh. All body types are beautiful. You can't help what you were born with. You can do everything possible to change it, but you still won't be satisfied until you learn to love yourself.

[@superanimefan275]

That's exactly what I was thinking!

[@rarelyviral5274]

Funny thing is Egyptians are dark skinned lol(not ones from Greece btw)

[@moonlili_kujo1977]

probably because they wanted it to be all white women instead of including black because you know, were not considered to be attractive by alot of their standards

[@HS-su3qd]

Actually I'm Egyptian and I liked it , more of us have more darker skin , actually in Egypt there is a quote that says that dark skin is a major sign of beauty :)

[@geminibashar]

they should have just said: African not Egypt, trying to steal our history pfffffft

[@amesakurako1]

Looks like Chinese body standards have not changed since the Han dynasty...

[@aHelpingHand4U2]

+SkyyBlue AJ you're a downer dickwad lol

[@aleemarif9383]

xxx

[@wird5406]

+SkyyBlue AJ It was a joke lol...

[@soultravellerDonJohn]

+amesakurako1 yeas, they changed. But i think all Eastern Asia pretty similar.

[@jada2177]

Can we all just shake hands and apologize?.... please :)

[@neurodivergent-velociraptor]

Feminist brain: this is why women's rights are so important, we need to promote body standards that are both healthy and achievable Bisexual brain: hnnnnngh women HOT

[@regularly_priced]

Accurate description of me while watching this

[@MiguelangelMartinez-go7kx]

But feminism was part of the reason behind the more extreme sexual dimorphism and sexualization of the female form.

[@preranapradeep3963]

Therapist: it's not that difficult you can explain your nightmares My nightmares: 0:13

[@bridges7843]

Booo why would you put white text over a white backdrop?

[@mellow.v]

I was thinking the same thing

[@SheldonMap]

i wasnt lol

[@samwallaceart288]

Get better eyes and a job as a visual designer and it's no problem

[@mellow.v]

Samuel Wallace No I can see it just fine. It's just harder to see it with the white text with the white background. But I guess if I was going be a visual designer I would put black text.

[@samwallaceart288]

yeah, but my point is that white vs off-white isn't as big an issue

[@strgirl4195]

lol my teacher played this in my biology class, it was pretty awkward.

[@daffaashshiddiq8615]

Where you from? Just curious

[@thedancinglionrules5338]

@@daffaashshiddiq8615 She is obviously chinesze

[@hoper2649]

@TheDancingLionRules why is she obviously chinese??? 😂

[@strgirl4195]

TheDancingLionRules I’m not chinese wtf, stop assuming

[@richasarkar5825]

@@thedancinglionrules5338 wtf why are you being so ignorant

[@kirstendeluca9444]

I LOVE this! Really interesting to see so many beautiful women representing history- and the music goes great!

[@bloody_biscuit]

The “Italian renaissance” girl looks like a princess :)

[@Chloe-mj1rx]

The way they were moving around was creepy asf

[@wholeblends4327]

Chloe Jones 😂😂

[@ToxicSkull0]

The editing is kinda offsetting as well

[@missmilkshakespeare6015]

Chloe Jones I actually liked it I think it's creative

[@karencarney7595]

Models just doing their job. This was a media shoot..much more difficult than a still shoot. I know from experience

[@triciafradrick3731]

Right like if i was to model I'd be awkward af

[@lizbeth3610]

Todays ideal body is almost impossible to achieve.. Its probably the most difficult one to get, without plastic surgery, out of all the other bodies. I mean big boobs AND flat chest??? Big butt AND THE GODDAMN THIGH GAP I GIVE UP

[@loverrlee]

I think you mean big boobs AND flat *stomach*? But yeah I know what you mean! It is so sad because I used to look pretty close to this but I didn't have THAT big of boobs, and I also only had half-thigh gap. So I DID just GIVE UP and now I'm worse because I couldn't just love myself for who I was and be proud that I was HEALTHY, not a supermodel that spends thousands on plastic surgery. lol Since realizing this I'm trying to just focus on my health, not my looks, because luckily I don't want the whole world to think I'm pretty, because I know my fiance loves me and thinks I'm beautiful no matter what. :)

[@samalyy]

hahaha i love your post ;)

[@lalakuma9]

Well, obviously that's because today's ideal body IS plastic surgery. Someday, people are going to look back at this era and go "wtf".

[@emmapedersen1221]

Why do you think so many people get plastic surgery, to achieve the impossible (for many people). I think more people should be happy with what they were given. In the long run, they will be happier too.

[@RedZebraKush]

Cynthia Buckles women with bodies like that do exist...well I guess it depends on what you consider slim etc. But I've seen several.

[@josiahlee2098]

2:00 “Adolescent figure” 🙂excuse me wtf

[@paklavahoe7345]

To everyone out there: Where I'm from, my mother had trouble getting married because she didn't have a good body (The Italian Renaissance) and my father still married her despite her not being the 'perfect' body shape Just goes to show, there is always someone there for you, lover, friend or family ❤️

[@miaprice2313]

Post modern beauty = everything im not

[@jentai6816]

sameeee xD

[@Jesse78]

I think all that is slowly changing.

[@crystalallen10]

I'm 110 pounds and I still don't have a thigh gap ... what is deem ideal is ridiculous ...sigh

[@liatm3042]

Not at all, but yes. I mean if you are fat you won't have a thigh gap even your legs are sheped for it but most of the girls can be skinny, normal , athletic or so and still have no thigh gap.

[@kaa9279]

i look like that

[@xiao2998]

roaring twenties: flat chests :) me: FINALLY

[@silfrancoeur992]

Johanna Deato same 💀💀

[@aleafff]

Yess team flat chested 😆😆

[@maggiereimers3161]

Itty bitty titty commitee represent!!

[@diavolo1461]

I'm flat chested too lool Wait i'm a dude

[@anahidubon1538]

Johanna Deato ikr

[@yoshikrx976]

Ancient Egypt & 80's... whos with me?

[@callen8908]

My god, we really put women through the mill, and reward compliance, shame non-compliance. It’s interesting to see the more recent rise of body dysmorphia experienced by men regarding idealization of huge muscles and unnaturally shredded physiques, but there is no actual expectation that men must achieve that

[@B1inded]

What people need to understand is ideals are not standards

[@FearlessStar1000]

Today is like a mix between Roaring Twenties and Golden Age - you gotta have the thigh gap and flat stomach, but still have big boobs

[@lovinglife4885]

If it s a mix between those, then it's Postmodern Beauty.

[@Dantick09]

FearlessStar1000 What is with the thigh gap? I just learned yesterday it was thing. Americans these days...

[@FearlessStar1000]

Dantick09 lol ikr. It's been around for a while, but the majority of girls don't even have one anyway. And personally, I think the thigh gap kinda looks gross on some girls.

[@g32k]

No, consuela no like thigh gap.

[@ninjasylph]

Anonymous11243 You are absolutely correct. Even when I was as thin as I could be, my thighs touched, they were fat, just close together.

[@wcz2891]

japan: we can always go skinnier

[@diandrairawan1481]

South Korea: hold ma beer

[@dobrecosmin7119]

*they said* *SKINNI*

[@nishthavashisht3791]

@@diandrairawan1481 soju*

[@Lampey22]

They would have love to count my ribs

[@esaucordero7011]

Africa: Hold my bones.

[@silliestcheeseburger]

Just proves that beauty standards will always be changing, be yourself always queens and don’t change for nobody ❤️

[@Really_Roby]

💯💯

[@hannahkeene1647]

​@@Really_RobyThank you so much, same to you ❤❤❤

[@lxospect4492]

Also shows ALL beauty standards are of privileged WHITE men instead of ANY women choosing. That's still very much the way too.

[@Dikbeeg]

​@@lxospect4492im not white but as a man i have a standard since i work out too .

[@B1inded]

​@@lxospect4492this is beauty ideal you could quite literally be the ugliest person out there and someone would think you are pretty beauty standards are not set in concrete by anyone even white men

[@michalinawojtowicz]

italian renaissance is really cool. we don't must be skinny to be beautiful, right?

[@NightShift-ci5vn]

Pretty innacurrste

[@genebijou3772]

I didn't know having multiple arms is a prerequisite for beauty in Ancient Egypt.

[@SongLyrics-mh3wk]

AUSTIN _P Learn how to spell

[@FirstnameLastname-gb4ww]

+AUSTIN _P they're actually pretty close to the top

[@kawtharbakhach5848]

Oh my god XD

[@chaden9498]

In case you didn't realise, everyone has multiple arms.

[@sergioemepe]

That isn't even ancient Egypt, in that culture didn't exist the the black community. So inaccurate.

[@SaltMan3]

I think I'm the only one who liked ancient Egypt the best.

[@trirex2547]

Kaguyo me too lol she had the nicest body imo and she was pretty

[@RatmanSays]

+Kaguyo I like how some modern DNA tests showed that Egyptians were mainly blonde and red heads. It made a lot of people pissed of course since it was wrecking their views of history and their ancestors. I just thought that was pretty funny. And yes Egypt's girl was hot in this video.

[@Grace-yf8yl]

+spacelevator2020 A black woman representing Egypt is not inaccurate. Mummified remains were found with red and blonde hair but Egyptians regularly dyed their hair with henna. No DNA testing was done or released as previous tests were highly inconclusive. No one has provided concrete evidence to prove the race of ancient Egyptians. I believe they were mixed some fair some dark. It seems like people have an agenda to prove they were white not black or vice versa. At this point we still just don't know.

[@MCShvabo]

+Kaguyo I like that girl best too, not just becouse of body though ,she is full package.

[@loradawn350]

I liked that the best

[@punpunsumii]

The Italian Renaissance woman literally looked like artwork.

[@Trucnguyen1226]

can we please have the male version?

[@mary-annannan5216]

Golden age of Hollywood so historically inaccurate it pains my soul

[@karencarney7595]

That model, would very unfortunately, be considered 'too big', in that time period..Just bc marilyn monroe was said to be a size 12, this is true..however.. Size 12 bk in the 50's is the equalivent of today's size 8, which is slightly below the average American woman (just like $10 bk then was equal to today's 48$)

[@parisin45]

lol1257 Look at the video title “Women’s *IDEAL* body type throughout history” it’s *IDEAL* meaning that’s what most people considered beautiful. Besides, even the average 1950s woman was much smaller. Also, if you consider it accurate why did you agree?

[@Leshaun2002]

That's what I said! Lmao

[@spiritglass5716]

Mary-Ann Annan I think it was decently accurate. I have a few pinup books with models from the 50s and there were definitely some models in there that looked somewhat like her. It seemed as if if you had noticeable curves and weren't too massive people thought it was attractive.

[@mary-annannan5216]

@@spiritglass5716 I'm not denying that cures weren't seen as attractive but I feel they model they used was slightly exaggerated compared to the average ideal body of the 50s.

[@Princess.Kaxeyyy]

All of these ideal body types came into play because of what men preferred. Smh.. Society/media always seem to win. 👎 It doesn't matter if your fat or skinny, you're still going to be picked on based off of your weight. Skinny people endure the same shameful mentality as bigger people. Thick women is coming into play so you either gain curves and weight or get sidelined by delusional men.

[@fuckakakaka]

Sergio Aguero biology always wins in the end pal. i know what i'm attracted too and so do many other men. the majority prefers thinner women over fat women any day.

[@Princess.Kaxeyyy]

Sergio Aguero lol you seem mad

[@sandyk2310]

Amen, sister!

[@Yomuju]

That's not even a little bit true. Especially in modern society, ideal body types are perpetuated by women. Videos like these just keep that myth going. I've never once heard a man claim that a thigh gap made any difference in the appearance of a women, yet in this video, it is claimed that that is one of the main factors of "beauty". Are we never going to talk about the ideal body types for men? It's actually much more difficult for a man to fit into his ideal body type than it is for a woman to fit into her's. Unnaturally large muscles, perfect facial aesthetics, nearly unhealthy bodyfat percentages, tall, above average penis size, etc etc. And we don't have plastic surgery to help us.

[@wontonsoup1815]

Vice Versa

[@naomib1996]

I can't believe it's been 6 years since I was blessed with this song. Absolutely obsessed with it since.

[@starz4220]

2:32 This one made me sad, “waifish” usually means someone who is abnormally skinny and unhealthy, who probably has an eating disorder..

[@user-wn2oe]

Italian Renaissance woman looks like she just stepped out of an ancient renaissance painting, her face just looked timeless

[@exielawestcotthale7732]

Right?! Especially with that hair do, she just looked so damn accurate :)

[@madysenvalentine5801]

So so beautiful

[@aiiiia9971]

dcype 159 I know, I thought she was absolutley beautiful.

[@romeovf]

Plus, beautiful body. I'm all in for full figured ladies.

[@enderland18]

I was about to say that!

[@pus915]

its ok to be a little chubby or really skinny but please dont be morbidly obese or anorexic and think that it is ok.

[@batfriend3773]

I agree, however none of the woman in the video were morbidly obese.

[@pus915]

Epic Elsa yeah ik...

[@Eggheili18]

As long as youre weight doesnt create any problems, you're fine

[@pus915]

Epic Elsa yeah Ik, but the whole video is basically saying that you should be ok with your own body type and not try to be someone you arent

[@lucassmith6454]

Being really skinny is as unhealthy as being morbidly obese.

[@justagirl5543]

As a Greek girl who loves philosophy, let me enlighten you. In contrast to Plato, who believed that women should be educated and could reach any high within society, Aristotle, his student, had, as it seems, a different opinion. He infamously stated that women are unfinished men. But, that certainly does not mean that women were considered "disfigured" versions of men in ancient Greece.

[@Matt_Reinhart]

This is a nice little reminder that every woman is beautiful. Even if their bodies don't match what is fashionable.

[@xscarletfields]

"Heroin Chic" label is so disturbing

[@WelcomeToTheBurrow2022]

I agree, its a really mean lable

[@emmas7937]

By heroin I thought it meant heroine

[@kate2326]

+MedusaMel I would assume they used that because the desirable traits are similar to those seen in people who regularly use heroin (e.g. very thin, possibly at an unhealthy level, with pale skin, etc.)

[@scee8474]

+MedusaMel I thought they meant heroine as in a hero

[@turian_noises]

+MedusaMel I don't know about the western counrties, but in the eastern Europe, especially post-soviet countries, drugs like heroin were a sign of wealth, it was stylish to be an addict in 90-s. So this label is really disturbing, but it has its own real basis.

[@CrowAndRedString]

I don't know why people don't understand, so here's a reminder: *CURVY =/= FAT* That being said, the 30-50's model was completely inaccurate, and was just a shoehorn in of _"All women are beautiful!"_ crap. Edit: Same goes for the Greek one.

[@flayuhat]

ikr i'm sick of all this "being fat is completely healthy and curvy and ideal" bullshit

[@hearmymotoredheart]

flayuhat I think you're exaggerating just a wee bit on the "completely" part just to get your whine on, but it is entirely possible to achieve health at any size. If you're eating a clean, balanced diet, moving regularly, and your blood work checks out, is that not healthy? I've worked with plenty of thin people who are severely malnourished, eat shitty food because of their "fast metabolism", and their blood work indicates an early grave. But because they're skinny, you'd assume they're healthy. Now, take someone who's a size 10 US (14 Australia, 12 UK, 40 Europe) - their weight distribution may be different, but they could be much more active and pay more attention to what they eat than this smaller person. They've got a much better chance of living a full and complication-free life. Ergo, appearances can be deceiving. There is a difference between someone who's curvy and someone who's fat, but fat does not necessarily mean lazy, loser, or anything else that tends to be attached to it. Fat's just a word, like curvy or skinny. If health is what it boils down to, then there is no one single model for health. As i've explained, it comes in many forms.

[@flayuhat]

liepinshtein After reading this one short comment of mine, I think you're assuming just a wee bit much about me and my thoughts/opinions/beliefs just to get your preachy-preach on ^__^ I am already well aware of everything you wrote about in your comment. I know that slightly overweight people can be healthy. I don't assume that skinny people are healthy. I don't think a size 10 US is big. Sure I exaggerated a little to describe this whole "fat-positive" and "I'm not fat I'm just CURVY" bs that is so popular right now. So what. Oh and as for the whole "it is entirely possible to achieve health *at any size*" claim, I don't think that's true for the majority of people. Healthy people with clean, balanced diets and regular exercise aren't particularly fat, and they shouldn't be underweight (in regards to their body type) either. (this is just in general; there may be special cases/circumstances which go against the norm).

[@hearmymotoredheart]

flayuhat I don't think many people take into account that autoimmune diseases, CNS disorders, medications etc. can (annoyingly) impair someone's best efforts at being within their recommend weight range. A person with fibromyalgia, for example, is lacking the digestive enzymes required to absorb the nutrients from their food and process fats and proteins, thus why it's even harder for people with this condition to get their weight down. Someone with IBS can't eat the same foods. All i'm saying is that there are more reasons than you might think. Health at any size, if we want to speak broadly, is definitely achievable, and is about attitude and lifestyle more than measurements and stats. The number on a scale and the BMI are not entirely accurate measures of health, so much as defining health for the individual regardless of what the cultural image might be. Basically, if you're eating a toxin-free diet, getting regular exercise, and your blood work is A+, and you're still plus-size, then that's the best picture of health for you. It's how you feel first, and how you look second.

[@josesaidwhat]

Calling the Greek one fat is really pushing it don't you think? Like they said plump.

[@Prismatic_Truth]

Pretty sure these aren't _women's_ ideal body types, they're _men's_ ideal female body types.

[@IOSALive]

BuzzFeedVideo, I subscribed because your videos are super cool!

[@heatherofhyrule9050]

The comment section of this video gave me cancer.

[@alexandrahernandez8725]

same

[@oliviapatterson6607]

Same!

[@Leshaun2002]

Well that isn't a nice thing to say

[@heatherofhyrule9050]

Landie Votball Have you seen the comments of this video? They aren't exactly "nice" either.

[@heatherofhyrule9050]

silverman If I were to look in the comment section again, which I'm not going to

[@icantthinkofagoodname7992]

I like how they went from Victorian England to the roaring 20s

[@mistedxmoon9506]

people were very conservative in the time between. they didn't show their bodies and physical attraction was mostly taboo.

[@alexcrazyart6522]

They should've mentioned that fatter bodies were admired around the 1900s, because more body fat was a sign that your family was wealthy enough to afford large and caloric meals. And in the 1950s, curvy women were the ideal woman to marry because wider thighs and bigger breasts usually mean a wider pelvic bone and better lactation, so with the "american dream" of the time being of families with many children, those traits were very much desired in those times.

[@tia8245]

well the victorian era ended in 1901 with the death of queen victoria so its not that far away from 1920

[@julianajordan2660]

Yeah there's still the Edwardian era

[@acotscohotdog]

All of them are beautiful and unique. But I think the lesson here is that beauty standards are fickle and there's no point in chasing them because you'll only make yourself miserable. So accept yourselves as you are. You're all stunning.

[@VeraDonna]

Renaissance women did not have an ample bosom. Also, this production chose the wrong model to represent the golden age of Hollywood. Movie divas had tiny, wasp-like waists.

[@infierie]

In what era did looking like a potato become attractive? Because I would look bomb in that era fr

[@lit721]

UndertaleTrash inthink back then it was more attractive to be thicker bc it was a sign that you had enough money to buy food

[@malyndawilliams1057]

kazuo maeda also it was a sign that you were able to carry children . note why they say "child baring hips"

[@arimae2136]

Same lol. Made my day

[@laurennehalls5550]

The more plumpy you were back then meant you are rich and live in luxury and never had to do hard labour. If you were skinny during that time meant you hardly had food to put on the table and probably had to work a lot.

[@maddielynn5402]

NormalPerson SAMEEE

[@murielmelly7688]

Y'all : Beauty is not the same thing for everyone

[@DiegoDelRey1]

Thank you so much.

[@murielmelly7688]

Diego Lobo​ It's sad many people still don't get it

[@murielmelly7688]

Alex Lushiku​ Media doesn't give life lol

[@murielmelly7688]

Alex Lushiku​ Many are insecure because they pay attention to what people say

[@murielmelly7688]

Alex Lushiku​ I never listened to what people said to me or to what I've seen in the media. Yet many people do

[@OARFISHED]

I fit the Han Dynasty one the most. Even my grandma practiced feet binding, so she could maintain a size 6 throughout her life. I’m also that same shoe size now

[@hannahkeene1647]

The Han Dynasty woman looked utterly gorgeous! They all did, but she looked so elegant

[@UltrahoboThe1st]

Im not the only one who found this video an art piece and not a sexist stereotypical thing right?

[@camilamorrar]

I've watched it 7 times already. The diversity is truly captivating.

[@devourerofwatermelon]

Totally with you OP. I think this is one of their most creative videos. I say this mainly because of how well the music goes with the presentation; while the models are already beautiful, how they sync with the music makes them appear even more so. Well done Buzzfeed! And thanks for introducing me to this bubbly little track. :D

[@Mathkinz]

Yeah, I don't see anything offensive. It is just surprising that beauty has changed so much over the hundreds of years of civilizations. It proves that these modern day images of beauty and that you have to be thin to be "pretty" isn't always how it was, or how it will be. It proves that all of this propaganda that being skinny=beauty, and curvy=fat, is just stupid, and won't last forever, and soon another body trend will come along. Overall, I just think that this video opens your eyes to how the "ideal" body type has changed, and that they are all beautiful.

[@killervnicorn3722]

Cami Rodriguez Me too. It really is a beautiful video

[@greenfroggerblogger3]

I thought the video was an art piece it is absolutely beautiful in my opinion

[@laurenphillips2635]

Everyone is ignoring the Egyptian body type... Why? She has the best body in my opinion.

[@yekida]

+I should be studying 101 since i saw this video, that's my ideal body type

[@agaphbou]

All slim African women have amazing curves :'(

[@yekida]

:(

[@aminaht5694]

she does

[@ini3686]

I like the han dynasty one

[@seangonzales2353]

Just want to know whose bright idea it was to put white letters on a light grey background. I was struggling to read the description.

[@narapoling8514]

Golden age was not correct. Although curvy was part of the trends it wasn’t as curvy as she was. I get that a lot of people think that the body trends were that curvy because of Marilyn Monroe but Monroe was actually pretty thin, she just had bigger breasts and a tinier waist.

[@lnniyboo6261]

lets appreciate that eugene came up with this video

[@crazyformyshelf7942]

You army ??

[@sanchankim87]

EUGENE A KING

[@lilaverona2343]

No way!! ❤️❤️

[@kookrica4354]

@@crazyformyshelf7942 we're everywhere oof

[@amygueye4881]

Ofcourse. That genius

[@dondeestalacoochie1989]

them: *small feet* me: *size 13 nikes... men's, size 13 nikes* edit: yall dont get the joke, do you?

[@srikanthgunda7265]

《《 That one youtuber 》》 Tall Girl yaaaaassss

[@ariismypizza4201]

I feel u

[@jentlesites]

Same sis 😔

[@lovenai777]

《《 That one youtuber 》》 you think your life is hard?

[@starrynight669]

*bEaT tHaT*

[@divakujoshi585]

Bodies were never meant to be idolized and looked at, they were made to be lived in. “My body is a temple, not an idol.”

[@cherryfizzz]

I just love all of these gorgeous women being confident as they should. All body types are beautiful and ideal!!

[@Rachel-mj8pt]

One day, I hope by 2050, it'll be saying: Ideal Body Type: Whatever freaking body God gave you.

[@krostan6570]

men have preferences, that will never happen, men prefer attractive women just like how women prefer rich tall guys edit: im not blackpill or an incel or anything else i just lift and date

[@agola1827]

why god?

[@_.rumaisa]

Well u aren't born fat. even if u were u could maybe EXERCISE or EAT MORE HEALTHY to stay fit

[@starlight9857]

@@arianequenard4248 Also your diet and lifestyle. But not always.

[@PKINGU]

Kronstadt, to generalise both men and women is something that you cannot do, It is depending on the individual, some men will like tall girls, some will like rich girls, some will like sexually active girls, some will like energetic girls and some women will like tall men, rich men, sexually active men, energetic men, etc. You can’t group them (all 7.7 billion people of humanity) both up into two things and say a value that goes for all of them.

[@SuperBLAZE33]

in my opinion a woman should rock what she's got.

[@SwagCookie-hw3xz]

Thank

[@SwagCookie-hw3xz]

You

[@shitpostcentraI]

Thank

[@shitpostcentraI]

You

[@rodrigoavilafranco2079]

We need more you.

[@vanessarivera6043]

I remember being 9 when I first watched this, I was always bigger and seeing the Italian renaissance figure made me so happy because I saw a beautiful women that looked like me.

[@anyaananasss]

ancient Greece, Italian Renaissance and Victorian era just made my heart go oufff-- these women are so beautiful 😫💔

[@MiyukaNightcore]

All of these girls are beautiful! I must admit though, I love the girl for the "Golden Age of Hollywood." Her facial features are absolutely stunning.

[@corykingley5307]

I know she's cute af!

[@MiyukaNightcore]

***** Do you not have any soul at all? That was a horrible thing to say >~>

[@julialapena6617]

+mehraneh I get it :)

[@corykingley5307]

***** smh, I've gotten him to do it on many occasions...

[@corykingley5307]

I know, but Jack won't listen to us, his forehead just keeps growing!

[@bubbletea4131]

my life- *wakes up looks somewhat skinny eats one cheerio and gets bloated*

[@kathryncarter6151]

I look at a picture of a snickers and gain like 10 pounds and I'll eat nothing but rabbit food for ages and loose nothing lol

[@abro5585]

+Bagel Potato And all of that can change by eating healthy!

[@kathryncarter6151]

Yea I just said by eating healthy I struggle to loose one pound

[@abro5585]

Bagel Potato Then your not eating healthy. And eating healthy doesn't mean your going to lose weight.

[@peterc0358]

you look about 12

[@isaa8521]

Say whatever you want but the 1980s had the healthiest physique in modern times.. the physique was based on exercise not starvation over indulgence, or a bunch of plastic surgery. It was a realistic achievable body.

[@albogypsy2842]

Only if you believe this ridiculous, laughable video. Literally everything here is so wrong.

[@painxsavior7723]

I like the way they ignore 80% of hole human history and just focus on Europe

[@better2236]

Wow...I'm none of them....I'm unique 😊

[@stephl1478]

+Dyed Bliss Aww

[@swaroopas1739]

me too

[@ingridlanes2105]

obese?

[@stephl1478]

Jesus Christ Rude much?

[@Mrpulkitvmehta14]

+Jesus Christ Didn't know jesus was a savage LOL

[@AtlasVulpes]

I wish they also showed ideal male body types ;w;

[@jayc342009]

doubt they will, their videos cater to the majority of viewers, women.

[@MaeeParfait]

It'd probably be around the same as women. In the beginning it was athletic men so they could hunt for their family. Then, heavier men to show off wealth. Now it's generally unreachable without having the right genetics or plastic surgery.

[@AtlasVulpes]

***** Well, although I'm male, I think guys are hot. I clicked on this video for a bit of eye candy, and I think many female viewers would agree with me on that reason. I didn't come here to be shown standards to live up to.

[@shawol373]

***** So if they cater to women, they WOULDN'T put a video with shirtless guys??

[@jayc342009]

CurlyKu feminist women, who typically hate men. Plus, men are not objects. Stop objectifying men.

[@makaylao8839]

Who thought white text on a light, almost white, background was a good idea?

[@kmss04]

“Heroine Chick” I can’t ✋🏼😭😂😂