WHAT WAS THE IDEAL OF FEMALE BEAUTY IN DIFFERENT ERAS
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Beauty in the Middle Ages
This is a special period. At this time, women with chicken thinness, deathly pallor, which was caused by foot pilgrimages, were considered beautiful ladies. Also, for the sake of beauty, women picked up hair on their foreheads and temples, so that it would give a spiritual look.
If you look at medieval art, then high-ranking ladies there completely lack breasts. To say she doesn't exist is to say nothing. The chest was considered a kind of shapeless part of the body, which emphasizes the depravity and licentiousness of the virgin. Therefore, only servants and ordinary people allowed to make the chest visible.
No makeup, no hygiene. For example, Isabella of Castile did not bathe at all for 25 years.
This nightmare ended in the Renaissance.
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