Science has a way of surprising us with new facts, even when it comes to our perception of beauty. Recent studies have revealed something astonishing – a 43-year-old model may have what is now considered the “perfect body”. But wait till you see how she looks!
For years, we have been led to believe that the ideal figure is a thin and model-like physique. However, brace yourselves, because that perception is about to change forever.
Beauty standards are constantly evolving. Back in the day, Marilyn Monroe’s curvy figure was seen as the epitome of beauty. Later on, it shifted to Kate Moss’ ultra-thin body. For quite some time, the perfect hourglass shape with specific measurements was considered the pinnacle of beauty.
However, a study conducted at Texas University is now challenging these notions. The research found that the ideal female body has a fuller and curvier shape. According to the study, the perfect BMI is 18.85, with a bust measuring 93 cm, a waist of 61 cm, and hips measuring 87 cm. Additionally, the study emphasizes the importance of the hip-to-waist ratio, which should range from 0.65 to 0.75.
Surprisingly enough, British model Kelly Brook perfectly fits these measurements. While society may consider her shape “plump” by today’s standards, science tells us that she has the most desirable body shape for men.
But let’s remember that beauty is subjective. People have different tastes, and their perception of beauty varies from person to person. Beauty is not a one-size-fits-all concept.
While this scientific study presents us with one definition of the perfect body according to science, it does not invalidate other body types. It is essential to acknowledge that there is diversity in beauty standards and that a thin woman is not the only way to be beautiful. In today’s world, where we are embracing diversity in beauty, this study precisely highlights that fact.
Women who are considered plus-size by the modeling industry standards are just as beautiful as any other model. Figures like Ashley Graham have been demonstrating this truth for years.
So, what are your thoughts on this study redefining society’s idea of beauty? We’d love to hear your opinion in the comments!
