Modern Beauty Standards Are Becoming Extreme...
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As you said, I think that the classical faces were more natural (or the beauty standard back then), now with plastic surgery, the standarts are becoming more unnattaible and unnatural and some people just look really similar (Ariana Grande, Megan Fox, Bella, etc.). To me, an angular jaw or angular features in general can look good but if it's way too angular, it becomes weird.
Plastic surgery was prominent even back then and they already performed a wider variety of procedures. "Classical" beauties like Marilyn Monroe definitely had work done, there are documents that list a chin implant, among other things.
@@wickedwonderland9831 yep you're right, what I meant is that at least it wasn't as popularized as it is now.
megan fox was always beautiful... even before her surgeries.
@@lavenderunicornn she never said ari bella and megan aren't beautiful you interpreted the comment wrong
the fashion industry seek extremely exotic features, to the point of ugliness.
Classical Face vs Modern Face is like Old Money vs New Money. A classical face is more proportionate and low key, the modern face is more flashy and "extreme". But classic will never go out of style.
You hit the nail on the head 😂
Honestly I prefer the classical face by far!
@bomfine Nah they look like human... NEW STYLE looks like uncanny valley.
@bomfine beauty is not boring. Never was, never will be. In an few decades the faces that are attractive and trendy today will look ridiculous. It'sn always like this with trends.
@bomfine
Depends who we are talking about. Nobody ever forgets Elvis or Brando. Hayworth or Monroe.
unattractivess is the unbalance. balance is beauty, not how small your nose is. unattractiveness is usually when people look at you and say "wow something is wrong here" or "something is off/missing/too much"
@@riorio745 I'm sorry you feel like that. Generally if you find yourself unattractive, that means you find yourself feeling like something is off with you and you can't point it out. That practically means unbalance is present. For myself, I had to study my face a lot by taking pictures, editing my face, adding/modifying looks, accesories and facial expressions. Currently im doing pretty good, especially when taking pictures but I learn something new about myself every month. Work on yourself if you need to and I hope nothing but the best comes for you too.
B*llshit
I believe according to research that attractiveness is about health and fertility. Stress levels, how fertile a man or woman is, and immune system are all reflective on someones face as well as body. Unfortunately with the presence of vanity and the world of materialism or aesthetics, we have moved from placing the importance on function to framing our views of attractiveness solely on how something visually looks. Although how someone looks correlates with their health, our eye has moved toward exaggerating these physical indicators of attractiveness to the point that they no longer reflect health. I hope this made sense. For example, the exaggerated hip to waist ratio found in anime and popular with plastic surgery. Realistically a woman does not have to have very large hips to have a healthy child birth, and they would have to be severely narrow for it to create problems. The extreme tiny waist and very large hips would also pose a problem bc those proportions would also make it difficult for child birth (womb being too narrow/ hips being too wide where baby may have too much room to come out the improper way?)
@@escapetheworld7738 💯
People , wow, it’s very interesting topic and i agree with you all💜
I think a lot has to do with modern (40s-now) media andpop culture and toys. We have people who legitimately want to to look like Barbie dolls, Bratz, Jessica rabbit ,gi joes or anime characters. From body modification to plastic surgery it’s easier to get those cartoonish proportions.
It’s quite scary actually, I’m sure we will look at this era and be very shocked
@FuckOuttaHere IN the grand scheme of things, it really wasn't that long ago
@FuckOuttaHere it is modern in terms of culture, particularly western culture, around that time pop culture began changing vastly and liberalising in terms of pretty much everything
@FuckOuttaHere By definition modernity begins in the early 19th century with the event of industrial revolution, national states and representative democracies. The actual era is thought of as post- modern I think that is what was meant by the comment you answered.
Our soft diet has also lead to more facial deformity than in the past. The soft sugars plus over taxing farm soil has led to food with poor nutrition. This distorts the thyroid hormones which are responsible for strong jaw development. This is why people need plastic surgery to begin with.
I feel like its getting dystopian and more accepting of uncanny valley aesthetic (if you get what I mean) so much so that any unique features especially of a women is not really present on runway like in 90s there was such a variety of different features and faces carla Bruni, cristy turlington, vanessa paradis , Linda,naomi etc etc
Maybe on Instagram, high fashion is actually becoming a lot more diverse in beauty standards
There's like 1 certain look that's so popular. It's the fake Kardashian look where you can't tell if they're black or white with fake lips, ass, eyebrows and it all looks like the same person.
@@DylanRomanov I don't mean diversity in race that is something that fashion industry is doing better than the past I meant diversity in facial and bone structure the only thing now that they prefer is jawline
i think the models in the 90s were just more famous than they are today. all of those names were household names. the faces today are more diverse, and i don’t just mean diversity in ethnicity, i mean their faces are very different from each other’s and from the norm.
This comment is depressing because it's so true and reflects society today. Everything is just weird, dystopian and strange these days.
I've had this conversation several times with my sister. I think that the exaggeration of features we see in modeling is not really a comment on what regular people find attractive. We are inundated with advertising and models with exaggerated features when photographed in a particular way often makes for a more captivating image. When you watch videos of those models you can often see that they are not actually 'that attractive' they just photograph interestingly. I think the video mistakes what is essentially an advertising strategy for proper beauty ideals.
@@ayshafareed4935 Not quite, i'm talking about amongst people who are already models. As an example having a gap tooth is not a conventionally attractive feature that most people want or desire. Yet it is fairly popular in the high fashion modeling world because it is striking and memorable. They choose the most striking not the most attractive typically.
I agree, we in reality still appeal to classical beauty standards.
Modern models are not attractive. Women tend to think men love models ....but they don't. Glamour models are more appealing to men. Also find male models to be far too feminime looking.
Models look very weird in real life, often.
On one hand I agree, on the other hand I do wonder if there is a type of boredom from the too classical look and people do look for even more refined or _somehow_ even more beautiful features - not judging from modeling here but from actors and tiktokers. I'm not sure, but I kind of notice this for myself. Perfectly beautiful faces are a little bit boring, my dopamine regulation system wants to see faces even more beautiful than that. Does this make sense?
Natalie Portman's face looks classic too though. What bothers me is that it's either western beauty standards or East Asian beauty standards we never hear enough about other places and there are so many like Asia is a whole continent out here with so much diverse appearances even from just comparison on regions in each country. What about Africa and so forth
They are not that much obsessed about it, so there’s maybe not enough scientific research about it.
If you want something done do it yourself.
Agreed!!
@@louloudemondemon296 why are they obsessed with other places then?
@@jjp5259 it's not that easy to do unfortunately as its not my field of research. it's not just me who has interest and believe that the representation is important so those in the field should do so, and making a buzz about it helps bring attention.
As someone who is half-French, I’ve known about Alain Delon my whole life.
His face fits perfectly in the modern era. The Hemsworth brothers don’t have super chiseled jawlines, and they’re lauded like crazy.
I’ve shown Purple Noon clips to female friends here in America over the years, (of all races), and without exception, every time, their reactions were like:
😳🫢🤤
Even the ones who don’t prefer white guys would say, “damn, he fine as hell.”
Trust me, if Alain was young today, and a famous actor here in America, (he is actually considered one of France’s greatest actors), he’d be a MASSIVE sex symbol in this era…easily. I’d even bet he’d be more praised over guys like Hemsworth, Chalamet, Cavill, etc.
Damn it i just googled him and holy moly
He's just ethereally beautiful, a timeless beauty truly, is like he puts you under a spell the moment you look at him
Yes!! He's one of the most handsome guys I've ever seen
In Greece some people (above 50) use his name to compliment someone 😆
He is a perfect specimen!
Qooves can you bring a glowup series😅
Yeah this would be cool af. I think there's enough celeb analysis vids. I'd like to see how one can glowup with respect to facial harmony rather than just the generic advice looksmaxxing or glowup other channels usually bring. QOVES has done really well delving deeper into facial attractiveness using more sophisticated terms, ratios, and peer-reviewed studies, so I'd like to see if it'd be possible to analyze how one can glow up or become more attractive wrt facial harmony with an otherwise average face or above-average face in some aspects offset by others.
For instance: women with more masculine faces/lower thirds, shorter more wider faces and how men/women can set their eyebrows, beards for accentuating or hiding certain parts of a strong/weak jaw, just otherwise average-looking people having their lack of facial harmony pointed out exactly (as often-times regular-looking people have a hard time pin-pointing what they look like and if they're ugly, normal, or somewhat desirable etc etc. I'm aware videos of similar themes have already been done but how about with headshots sent in by us average-looking subscribers?
@@yahyawasim1994 i am learning about physiognomy as well if he will not i will bring a series about glow up . Inshallah❤️
@FuckOuttaHere The reddit amiugly one was deleted a week after per the reviewee's request I think. The other two were advice from Reddit or other online posts and just responding to stuff like "just be confident", hobbies, clothing, skincare etc. I'd like to see average looking subscribers send their faces in (there are many who would) and get them analyzed, told what they could non-surgically improve and the likes according to their face. People in the comments also disagree and they're rather insightful comments.
There's a tonne of celeb vids QOVES has made but it gets repetitive with these very good-looking people. I'm kinda tired of them and the requests personally. Even just rudimentary facial analysis or critique by subs from him would be a good taster into what their facial assessment offers (which is far, far more comprehensive) but that could arguably prevent people from buying an in-depth guide if they care enough only to get the taster...
@FuckOuttaHere it is not easy to concentrate on sound or voice through visualisation it would be better
@FuckOuttaHere True, lots of videos I've yet to burn through. Podcast too. There are good tidbits here and there for the few decent features I do have that I've picked from some videos. But I'd wager that finding some other average person who gets their face analyzed, I'll have some reference material as will many of us. My face is somewhat similar to your description in that other comment but I lack facial harmony since I've got deep set eyes + tear troughs from forward facial growth... so I look uncanny, a bit ugly I guess 😂. Just interested in what other fellow people with some good features and some bad can do, yano
modern faces got the instant attention (good for advertising), classical faces got the charm (good for public engagement).
The difference between the two can actually be well exemplified on Lisa Bonnet (shown in this video as a classical beauty) and her daughter Zoe Kravitz. Zoe used to look a lot like her mother, but with recent augmentations started to look more like her father, Lenny Kravitz. She got herself a strong jawline and extreme cheekbones that Lisa does not have.
YESSSS
In my opinion, I actually think the opposite 🤣 she looked more like her dad when she had the chubby cheeks and hooded eyes. Then she got all the surgery (facelift, buccal fat removal, jaw fillers) that gave her that sultry mature look which made her look a lot more like her mom.
@@rinchandesuu I agree to an extent. She looks more like the aged version of her mom, as opposed to what her mom looked like in her early 20s. She lost too much facial fat.
@@ScarletVoodoo she did lose a shyt ton of weight for batman, she looked like she could disappear
Or she didn’t get surgery and just did this old ancient technique you guys might’ve forgot about called…aging!😱
People nowadays change their faces like they change their handbags but it is giving uncanny vibes i.e. Bella Hadid is not even 30 yet she looks like Carla Bruni when she was 40-45.
Fr she’s still beautiful but she looks old for 25
@@bmtzzz2474 Oddly, that could work to her advantage. Ever notice how certain "older" appearing people kind of plateau later in life with the aging process? IOW, Bella may appear old for 25 now, but when she's 45, she may actually appear younger than her counterparts. Did that make any sense? Lol
Nothing wrong with looking older. I’d rather look older and more attractive than younger and uglier.
I personally like more mature bone structure and features on women. It separates beautiful from cute
@@triphophoney2981 Nah, she'll continue to age and look older
Alain Delon is my all time celeb crush and I realize now that the reason is that I personally am not super fond of overly protruding facial features and his face seems very balanced and his eyes are very intense.
As a straight man, i gotta say hes one of the most handsome man ive ever seen along with Paul newman
Thank you now I know his name 🥵😍 if a man like that ever walked up to me I'd probably faint 🤣🤣🤣
I've seen nobody that even looks like Alain since. He even looks better than Brad Pitt in my opinion he has a more youthful look even though he has aged.
Please de Marilyn Monroe!! Surprise you haven’t done her yet since she’s one of the biggest beauty icons in history. Also i think it would be interesting to compare her to Audrey Hepburn, i saw an article about how Marilyn catered to the male gaze and Audrey to the female gaze, obviously it has a lot to do with the way the portrayed themselves but I wonder how that relates to their physical feautures as well!!
Mostly because Audrey was very petite and boy shaped. While Marylin was very feminine and curvy. Audrey's fashion was impeccable. Marylin s body was sexy as hell and could make anything look sexy.
Audrey did Dior and Givenchy
Cary Grant and Grorge Clooney seem to have similar phenotype when older...
Almost like Gary Sinise and Deforest Kelley..or Jim Carrey and Dick York
Alain Delon has the best side profile I have seen alongside Henry Cavill.
AD beats HC a thousand times over
So much more refined
@@nonesuch27 Honestly they both are the closest I have seen to a 10/10 face.
check out johnny depp's, specially for when he was younger
@@flamingaish JD had the cheekbones but looked mousy and kinda dumb. Also, eyes not even close to the beauty of AD's.
Just not the same league
I do think Alain beats Henry marginally, Alain has this effortless refined look and Henry is a lot more heavier and sturdier in structure (still very good looking though)
I am ugly in the past, the present and the future! Wow
No such thing as time.
But accept your body as god created it.
@@wd4440 nope
I'm surprised Jon Hamm didn't appear in this video. After watching Mad Men, I am convinced that no other actor could have portrayed Don Draper because Jon Hamm really did/does look like the men in ads from that era. He's a modern example of "classic" attractiveness.
there are many actors who look like 60s models, just not as famous or lucky as jon ham,
True!
Agree
Learned this lesson in high school. I have rounded, softer feminine features that don't translate well to photos, but my best friend was very angular and looked like a completely different person photographed! In real life, though, objectively males typically gravitated more towards me, even though she and I were very similar personality wise. Neotenic features FTW! (kidding)
Yes, I’ve noticed this with women especially. A lot of girls I know personally who are not exceptionally attractive, seem to really stand in photos because they have well definitely cheeks/jaw and certain lighting makes them seem striking. Whereas I knew this one girl who was stunning, great dental facial development but very rounded features overall. Seeing her in person, she was stunning. But in photos she barely stood out
Same with me. Bad photos, seemingly attractive in real life. (I also have a more rounded chin, and also the way the shadows of my cheeks, nose etc fall when the lighting is not perfect, my face looks really weird and totally different from real life.)
Same with me, but I’m a guy. Sometimes my face just doesn’t photograph well.
I noticed this too! I’m on the petite side and have a more stereotypically feminine features and body, I get approached in real life all the time and I get many creepy stares lmao whereas my ‘model’ looking friends get a lot more attention on social media. I feel like the average man prefers a more neotenous face and body for reproduction etc because it’s a biological thing but modelesque features are more on the ‘cool’ and ‘stylish’ side
It's also valid for men because of attainability. Attainability is attractive and satisfying for people. There is very few people who is brave and self confident enough to talk with a hot number. It's a luxurious taste.
As a model, I know one of the other male models featured a couple of times in this video… to put it kindly, he’s an insecure social climber who sees human beings as objects. Lesson: jawlines carve neither personality nor character.
Give me a hint!
“Charisma is the numinous aura around a narcissistic personality. It flows outward from a simplicity or unity of being and a composure and controlled vitality. There is gracious accommodation, yet commanding impersonality. Charisma is the radiance produced by the interaction of male and female elements in a gifted personality. The charismatic woman has a masculine force and severity. The charismatic man has an entrancing female beauty. Both are hot and cold, glowing with presexual self love.”
@@youmadbrah8450 Theres only like 4 male print models shown in this video, one was in a DKNY ad about 1/3 of the video and the other one a little after but wasnt in an ad it was a black and white pic, the a 3rd one at 12:01 minutes and hes in a dior ad, the 4th checked again hes a model wearing glasses more at the beginning the others are actors so gotta be one of those lmao
Bugattis why do I got a feeling that the model youre talking about a good guess would be the dior guy, after checking the other few male models in the video seems like the its him
@@hirsch4155you can be charismatic without being a narcissist or psychopath, some people are just naturally likable…and not all narcissists are charismatic, many are off putting and obnoxious, especially those born privileged, they see people around them as expendable. The narcissists who had to crawl their way from the bottom to the top are the ones who learned to cultivate a charismatic aura.
I think at some point what's highly desirable now will go out of style. You can already see it with thicker eyebrows, fuller lips, and a tan complexion replacing the opposite in the early 2000s. So the question becomes would you rather be good looking over a long period or time or be highly sought-after for a moment and then not as desirable after?
Because of that, I like my classic face. Clasic faces are timeless.
Full lips have always been in.
I find very thick eyebrows on women as unattractive as ultra thin eyebrows of the past.
But Brooke Shields had the original thick brow and was a sex symbol of the 80's
100% sure!
1:37 to me she is much prettier than a lot of the celebrity/influencer faces I see these days, simply much more pleasant to look at. Rather looks like a refined doll vs an alien
It is. Now everything is too exaggerated.
Who is that
Strawberry Pri Brigitte bardot
@@strawberrypri19 Brigitte Bardot I think, she was a model in the 60s
She still has defined cheekbones, large eyes and a pretty defined jawline… she honestly still fits todays standards of beauty
I think that these recent urge for really prominent jawlines and cheekbones could be a form to compensate the softer sugar rich diets that we have nowadays to keep the gene pool diverse, in ancient times probably just the fact that you survived a long time was enough proof that your genes were good for mating.
Similarly how our feet are getting worse and worse thanks to modern footwear.
It will be interesting how plastic surgery becoming more and more accessible will overlap with our traditional perceptions of beauty, like having a good jawline thanks to surgery, despite naturally being weak, so it becomes a problem for future generations.
Technology is becoming our shell against the harsh environment, it's not necessarily bad, at the end of the day is what makes us human, without it our survival rate is at it's minimum nowadays.
Speak for yourself, clubfoot. My shits are immaculate lmao🦶🏾🦶🏾🦶🏾
Back in old days u just put on a suit. Look at the people in 1800s on youtube
Yes, apparently people used clothes to modify their body proportions, suits make the male body sharper and stockier while women's layers of fabric and corset gave them that desired feminine figure.
Did they even have square jawlines back then? Why isn’t there a single depiction or representation of people with square jawlines back then? Even if oval faces were somehow viewed as ideal for almost the entirety of human history worldwide up until now I would still expect to at least see one or two depictions of guys with square jaws but no, not even the realist paintings which I thought were meant to paint a more gritty, “realistic” view only show oval faced men and women and there’s not even any old black and white photos that I know of that show people with angular facial features
@Evan EvanF, you are right about that, when it comes of ancient european beauty ideals, males were more allowed to have a little fat and being pale skinned, Karl X of Sweden was considered ideal and his face was very soft, we start to see a resurgence of hypermasculine men with the industrial revolution.
Can you talk more about androgyny? It looks so beautiful for me but more of in an ethereal way more than an attractive way. It's weird lol
Yes! I’ve been called androgynous too many times but now that I’m lifting and grew my hair out(used to rock a baldie) I hear it way less.. trying to lean back down now.. From my experience, I attracted way more women and men lol.. when I was 20lbs leaner. :/
i can’t speak for all women but i dislike the trendy rough & aggressive masculine look. androgynous men just have something that i can’t explain. they look graceful and angelic and they give off this vibe like they live in a world leagues different than our own. it’s so powerful
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@@jackielaurens I don't see the rough aggressive masculine form being trendy these days. In fact, I see more people with your opinion on the androgynous look being attractive when I go online.
Today women want to be men
Straight up based on beauty standards I should be super ugly, but for some reason I've never had issues with people being attracted to me. Honestly I wouldn't worry about the written or scientific beauty standards, beauty seems to be more nuanced than that.
Same. Even though I can appreciate culturally celebrated beauty icons, however, who I personally find beautiful and attractive can veer away from that by a little bit to a lot. I imagine this is similar for a lot of other people, we might publicly agree so and so is attractive, but privately we have another type that we truly gel with and desire.
Guys don't find cultures beauty standards attractive. Wide spectrum of what they think is beauty. A.erica trys pushing one beauty standard
I thinks it’s how your features work together. I have seen people who have certain features that would be considered unattractive but because of the way it looks in contrast to other features they have it looks attractive.
@@gd.5528 true. Like red hair, a big nose, thin lips or being short. There are hot people with all thise traits. They can pull it off.
So much of beauty and atrractiveness has to do with one's physique and posture.
this channel may as well be called the cult of jawlines
I squealed when I saw Alain Delon in the thumbnail. Found a gif of him in Purple Noon via wattpad couple of years back and he was so breathtaking he made it impossible to crush on anyone since.
Enjoyed the video. one thing - "classical" sounds like you're referring to Ancient Greece or Rome or something (and in this context, modern would be the whole modern period, starting in the 1500s or so). But it sounds like you mean "beauty a few decades ago" vs "contemporary beauty." Maybe "classic" would be better than "classical?"
I would use the term “vintage”
the culture has changed so drastically in the last 50 years that you might as well be talking about ancient Greece lol
Yeah the wording was not very correct imo. Modern beauty is the correct term for beauty from a few decades ago and contemporary is the correct way to describe beauty in our present.
Western beauty standards really havent changed much since ancient greece. Historically, most european societies based their beauty ideal on the ancient greek standard and especially during the renaissance and during the neoclassical period of the 18th century aesthetics were all very much inspired by ancient greece and rome
@@hi-ve1cw Not sure I agree, the ancient Greek standards definitely had a lot of influence in Western aesthetics over a long time (and definitely in times like the neoclassical period) but today's Western standards are pretty different - idk a lot of women who want to look like the Venus de Milo in terms of body or face these days (for example)
FYI, the man's name is Nat King Cole (not Coal). I'm sure it was just an accidental typo
Classic beauty is definetly prefered for me
I'd say James Dean was one classic face that def had some modern face aesthetics... esp that jaw. Perhaps Paul Newman too?
Strong jaws and wide set eyes are just super americans to me. I am French, I have a different idea of beauty. Shows you how cultural and subjective beauty is.
Alain Delon is the most beautiful creature to exist on God's green earth.
He looks even more magical in motion. Watch his movies yall
Oh yeah!
Which ones would you say are his best movies
@@penguin2203 purple noon, rocco and his brothers, Christine , the eclipse, the samurai are some of my fav
Nope he is not.
There are better looking men than him you just never saw them.
You are talking from a celebrity stand point but you don't know most males so you can't generalize like that.
@@wd4440 no because in this age they would easily become famous for those looks
I believe beauty standars were always crazy, they used to benefit the 1%, and now that people can do plastic surgery to get into that 1% more people are calling it out as if it was a new thing, massive hypocrisy imo.
Thank you for the video, I was one of the many who requested this💞 This is very interesting, it does seem to me that your average person still prefers a ‘classical’ face even today
Would you ever do a video analyzing in detail a few actresses or actors from the past decade? I recommend Isabelle Adjani who has an uncanny beautiful face especially as she got some work done as she got older
I remember when i was young i saw a boy with super high cheekbones and sunk in cheeks, and i thought it looked really weird (kinda looks like he's sick), 10 years later its a beauty standart😅
Interesting you mention that, I've found people who do have that look photograph nicely but have a drawn pinched look in RL. The camera always adds a few pounds IMO.
Henry Fonda had high cheekbones, I don't think it's a contemporary thing.
Still today in my culture if we see people like that you describe,we assume ,"that's a narcotic drug abuser"! 😝😝🤣
@@jancole6910
I look horrible on pictures but very good in real life.😂😂😂
I remember I met 5 girls in real life all flirted with me and asked for my Instagram 😂 I didn't want to give them my insta because of how awful I look on camera but did it anyways.
When they saw my pictures I could see in their eyes they didn't believe it was me.
They even asked me if it was me.😂😂😂😂
@@thisnthat7760 In the early 2000s they called that “heroin chic”. Around the time Johnny Depp and Kate Moss became really famous.
I like that you use Alain Delon in thumbnail. He's the most beautiful man I've seen in 30 years of life.
You need to make a celebrity analysis video on Alain Delon !!! Dude was a chick magnet in his time🔥❤
To this day people consider him the most attractive man of all time. In France there's a saying "beautiful like Alain Delon"
It's in his deep magnetic Scorpio eyes, also his feline allure when walking,
And a dude magnet mostly yes.
James dean was better looking
I think it'd be so interesting if you could make videos explaining some of the east asian beauty standards, such as high cranial top, aegyo sal, short philtrum, etc
very easy to explain once you understand that the pinnacle of modern east asian beauty is a tiny, heart shaped face with large facial features (especially eyes). all trends lead back to that standard.
@@capybara8477 I was thinking about a more in depth and technical analyze, e.g does the short philtrum have a big impact in ones beauty as the high cheekbones does?
Yes
@@capybara8477 i thought it was oval face that was most preferred not heart shaped face
I see Alain Delon I click
You see Alain delons face* you click
@@wd4440 judging from your comments...
you should go heal your trauma, bro.
@@rodrigomachado5291
All is well with me thank you for your concern but you should focus on yourself and not put good looking people on a pedestal.
Hollywood and the entertainment buinseees is e-vil kids are graped there it's a fact.
Just you wait it's all getting exposed just you wait.
Alain Delon. What a god that guy was in his younger years. Still nice looking as an old guy now. Real beauty doesn't fade.
My son recenty had jaw surgery and looks like a totally different person. He had the surgery not for cosmetic reasons but because his jaw and teeth were all messed up. After two years of braces he was finally ready for the surgery which took seven hours. It was a rough recovery that took two months. His chin was pushed forward and they took a piece of bone from his rib. he even had some bucal fat removed. Thank goodness this was entirely covered by insurance since it was medically necessary. My son now resembles a young Clint Eastwood. He is only 24 years old and looks so different. Having seen what he went through recovering, losing 20 lbs because he could only get his food through a straw and could not open his mouth fully for five months. He still has his braces and has so many titanium pins in his face that I am worried he would set of metal detectors. People should think twice before getting any type of jaw and chin surgery unless it is necessary, and not for cosmetic reasons. It is not reversible and extremely costly.
I can't even imagine what that must be like. Wow.
My mother broke her jaw when she was 18. She had to drink everything through a straw and said it was why she refused to feed us pureed meat as babies. Apparently meat smoothies are gross. I'll take her word for it.
Eëeeeeeeeeeeëëee
Hope your son is doing much better now. My partner will go through the same soon, and this description scares me
@@gunshitknife Make sure your partner will have a lot, and I mean a lot ,of time off from work to recover because it is a scary sight. The lips will be inflated 10x Mick Jagger and the bruising on the face will look like he was beaten by a gang. Also the first week is the toughest because they can't talk and will be spitting up blood and drooling more than any baby you have ever seen. Make bibs out of towels. Also, they will not get much sleep and when they do sleep, it will be sitting up. Make sure the heavy meds are on hand and it will be hell dealing with a cranky person, and cranky is putting it mildly. Get a bell or something for them to alert you that they need assistance. You may need to take off from work a week or two since he will need to go a few times back to the doctor for follow-ups and will need assistance and trust me, will not want to be seen in public. This is no sissy surgery. It took my son's maxillofacial surgeon over six hours and she was so pleased, as was he, with the results that she asked his permission to use his before and after photos to show other potential patients. Make sure your partner chooses his surgeon wisely. The results are permanent. If he is in NYC, the surgeon my son used is Rosenfeld. She listens to her patients and does not rush them out the door and has over 10 years of experience. Hopefully, your partner has insurance since the surgery and hospital stay (1 day) was close to $60K. Insurance covered everything since it was medically necessary. On a funny note, my son traveled and when he came back they questioned him at the airport since he no longer resembled his passport photo. He had to whip out his phone and show them his X-rays with all the titanium pins and he had before and after photos.
alain delon built different
He just has his mothers looks that's all.
Sa.t.tans look that get you hypnotized it's s.a.ttans game
Who cares what social media and filters push in people ? You are beautiful as you are stop letting people tell you what beauty is.
YES PLS GLOWUP SERIES
Classical faces just look so beautiful and elegant. They look like someone I would wanna have some tea with in a garden. Modern once look so plastic and weird.
These are just influences, normal people look like both
I think you misspelled white. "Modern faces" are increasingly becoming more multiracial. A national geographic study showed what the average "white people" would look in 2050, and it's far from your "classic faces". So if you think that's weird, check your internalized racism.
people always mix up classical faces and modern faces. a lot of "modern" faces look classical to me and vice versa
@@hardlytrying649ur only talking about in America my friend 😊
Some people have the modern face naturally you know 😢
Throughout my life, I have always thought I had masculine features and my biggest insecurity has always been my wider face and jawline. While I have "feminine" features in my nose eyes and mouth I always occasionally got comments about my face that have made me insecure. Some people have told me I should model and I just could never see it, this sort of helped me looks at my features as beautiful.
With the clickbait/ADHD attention span/ fast paced culture of the internet, I guess it’s not surprising that beauty standards are leaning towards eye-catching rather than “beautiful”.
On a similar topic, it seems modeling agencies/ especially in Europe are increasingly open to/ looking for “ethnic” features such as monolids/tapered eyes in East Asians, and dental protrusion in Africans
thats quite funny as White people are increasingly become a smaller proportion of the worlds population and even in Europe their indigenous continent they will soon become minorities in their own countries making European features more exotic compared to African features which due to the African population boom thats happening this century will become the most dominant population on Earth surpassing east and South Asia. This will lead to a reversal in what we now classify as exotic becoming common and what is normal now becoming exotic in the future.
Honestly, as a young adult, I prefer the classical look in the thumbnail all the way
Please do Lucy Liu. Why does she fit Western beauty standards but not Asian standards apart from monolids.
Chin/jaw is too square, her cheekbones do not sweep up from her lower face area (instead they are rather horizontal) meaning her face is square in general. Compare her to Qiang Wang, the Chinese tennis player, who while athletic retains more East Asian beauty standards. I’d say in between western and eastern standards. Also has more naturally porcelain skin even without makeup.
I think another factor with modern faces is the trend towards racial ambiguity. Or, there could be one or two components of the face that are different from other people within their race. For example, overall, I am a white woman. But, my eyes tilt significantly upward and the inner corners of my eyes are folded similar to what is common amongst Asian people. It adds a bit of mystery to the overall appearance.
I think Bindi Irwin has eyes like that and she’s white. I think she’s pretty.
@@celestecelestial90 Yes! Bindi is a good example.
Do you have any Finnish or maybe Norwegian ancestry by any chance? Btw I agree.
@@justchilling704 Hi there! No, my DNA tests didn’t bring up any Finnish or Norwegian ancestry. One of the tests mentioned Chinese/Japanese DNA from 6 generations back. Maybe that could be why my eyes look the way they do?
@@anatoliagolden-hall4553 Yes! I think your distant Asian ancestry influenced your eye shape since you don’t have Finnish ancestry.
Once again a captivating video! Thank you
I tend to disagree with attractiveness automatically correlating with mental wellness especially in modern times.
Elaborate plz
Well, to some degree....if you're ugly you have people making fun of you all the time which tends to chip away at your mental health :/
This is a true correlation though, you can't "tend to disagree"
@@jextra1313 it's not. it's a lazy, simplistic, reductive "correlation" that isn't realistic.
You can't talk about human beauty and not refer to Alain Delon. I think that it's worth dedicating a whole video just to him and analyze his features, they are very rare.
This is just my humble opinion, but looking at it from a different time perspective, this is interesting to me.
I’m guessing you’re pretty young.
For example, when you say that preferences to feminine beauty was different 50 to 100 years ago, I don’t agree. Especially, in the United States, in the 1970s a particularly more angular and masculine look was fashionable for women.
Check out the strong facial structure in 70s icons: the model Veruschka, Lauren Hutton, Janice Dickinson, Farrah Fawcett, Beverly Johnson. Chiselled!
Look at the cover girl make up ads of the 1970s. All the models look the same. Cheryl Tiegs, Christie’s Brinkley all American, small light eyes thin lips dark blonde hair.
But, in the 1980s, full lips, doe like eyes and heart shaped faces were back in style. Look at early 80s Madonna. Her make up style tried to exemplify that.
The version of a woman’s face in the 1980s and the 1960s was called the “European“ look. Larger eyes more heart shaped faces etc etc.
In the 1950s women went for an almost childlike look. Less sharp definition. Softness, ultrafeminine.
But before that, the 1940s so very square shouldered fashion was very simple neat “handsome“ features. Katharine Hepburn for example.
Look at the idealised woman in the Edwardian era. They looked like dolls, ideally.
So, what are you calling classic beauty? I’ve watched the video but I’m not clear as to what time you were pinning as “classic“.
If you look at the ideal in a Rubens painting, we are back then, women’s faces would not be what you are considering classic in this video. So what?
Are we just saying generally uniformity versus lack of uniformity?
But, Marilyn Monroe had a very short chin, a small mouth and large eyes. She was not perfectly symmetrical. but she’s not modern either.
Why are fashion models often diamorphimally masculine? Because they’re freaking tall! Look at Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe, they were like 5”4. If you’re gonna be 6”+ tall, your bones are gonna have to be bigger. You’re not going to have tiny little size 5 Cinderella feet and you’ll probably have a stronger jawline. I’m not sure if that’s called “masculine“ or just big, because tiny men, like jockeys, don’t usually have huge jaws either.
As far as men are concerned
There is never been a time when a man with weak features was considered particularly attractive.
Never has a defined jawline has been out of style. Handsome Squidward has a chiselled square jaw and square chin like Kirk Douglas did (not the modern look). The type of defined man’s jaw and chin that’s fashionable and right now is more gracile. Angled and pointed rather than blocky…. With the exception of Brad Pitt who has a square face. Or is he classic?
Finally! I’ve been waiting for this video! Thanks
i just love how the thumbnail present old beauty that look like Tom Welling young who was the heart trob of the 2000's and the other side the same picture but with extreme feature who look like Jacob Elordi, which is considered nowadays as really good looking. just from that, befor the video event started, you are spot on !!!
Omg i was looking for this comment 😂
Women's sharp jaw looks vastly different from males' ones. Their sharp jaw are still feminine because their bone are thin, that gives you a hint that they are just skinny, but not high in testosterone which would give them thick bone.
Modern day 'jaw beauty' it's not for me, it just looks too much and too big, I found the classical faces more balanced both on men and women
100% agree
I hate the "filler jawline"
jee thanks
I would object, because real beauty is in small imperfections, just like seen in mother nature. Perfection is often boring.
preach sister
Spectacular Video!
It is interesting how beauty standards and ideals are often local and vary between different groups of people. For example, here in Finland, childlikeness, innocence, lightness and femininity are admired in the facial appearance of men, for example the young Leonardo Dicaprio or the young Elvis Preley (i.e. babyface) roughly corresponds to the current ideal and beauty standard of facial structure in Finland. On the other hand, it is also considered ideal that there are no significant appearance differences between the faces of women and men so that children can have "the face of their mother." The ideal for women's faces in Finland is the same as for men they should not be too formal, cold and rigid, but radiant, pleasant and alive. However, so that the soft and round but clear and visible lines of the face are also admired according to people.
Rivalry made the beauty standards scale up in a nutshell.
Always love these breakdowns!
Thanks, great video
could you do a video about David Kibbe and his classifications of faces. I find that it works really well with understanding how some thing just look good on somethings and not on others. @QOVES
The major difference between what you call classic beauty and modern beauty (aka fake beauty) is related to the selection process operated by the studios which are less exigent on the beauty factor ...and the strong jawline is certainly linked nowadays to the generalization of orthodontia and plastic surgery rather than good genes, particularly for the women ... Many of major actors of previous generations were striking beauties coming from nowhere while the new ones are just pretty guys with connections ... Hudson / Grant vs Clooney / Affleck , Redford vs Pitt , Delon / Curtis vs Cruise ...
Beauty aesthetics and harmony over extreme of any kind of facial feature 👍
I’d be curious to see an analysis of Nico (Christa Paffgen). Talk about an interesting beauty/anti-beauty
She's fantastic!
Andy Warhol called her the most beautiful girl in the world
She's German and spells her name with a Ch? I'm a Krista with a K. That's the more common way to spell it. Like Kristen.
7:16 "Aleine Dione" 💀💀💀 I'm offended
Same
I think people are forgetting that both the classic and modern aesthetic of faces existed back then and exist today. All people look different, and trends come and go. Now people on here are criticizing the “modern” face saying it looks “unnatural” compared to the classic. People don’t just wake up in the morn ing and put on a different shape jaw. Some are born this way and some aren’t. You are comparing a current beauty standard to an old one; neither is representing the whole of the human population that isn’t a model. There were square jaws in the 50’s and there are soft features now. Prominent bone structure can’t be unnatural because it’s a common human trait. Just stop obsessing over beauty standards and realize that genetics don’t care about fashion trends and people will always look different from one another.
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Its not about how we have the same faces, its more about how different people see attractive faces from back then to now.
Could you do a video on Paul McCartney? With his baby face, asymmetry, and feminine features on a man during the 60s I’d be interested to hear what you have to say.
I'd love to see a video analysis on him as well! I find it so interesting that he has a lot of what's considered as flaws in the eye area, his eyes have a rounded shape (as opposed to the ideal narrow hunter eyes), with negative canthal tilt, lots of upper eyelid exposure and scleral show. He also doesn't have a strong defined jaw and cheekbones that usually balance out feminine features in pretty boys, but despite all that, he's still considered the best-looking Beatle.
@@sohyunminyoongi8960 I thought it was George..
@@itsbeyondme5560 Yeah, I think George was the best-looking too, objectively speaking, and he definitely fits the modern beauty standards the most (horizontally long eyes, sharp cheekbones, good bone structure, well-defined jawline, etc). But I assume Paul was considered the most handsome back then since he was the most fawned over for his looks, he was considered the heartthrob of the group, and was even called “the Cute Beatle” while George was “the Quiet Beatle”. It's interesting to me that Paul had the heartthrob status despite the flaws I've mentioned. He had good facial harmony when he was young and was super cute and pretty, but I definitely wouldn't pick him as the most handsome. Subjectively speaking though, I love John's looks the most, especially around 1966-early 1967 lol
@@sohyunminyoongi8960 wasn't that fat elvis moment for John?
@@sohyunminyoongi8960 This is an example of how status and perceived leadership position influences how people judge your attractiveness.
kind of related but my favorite compliment I've ever gotten is from a lady that said I "looked like an elf from Lord of the Rings".
I find classic face to be more attractive
I appreciate natural beauty more and more. People are becoming caricatures, and they just are extreme and forced looking? I love the slight “imperfections” of the natural face. It’s so amazing to see all the shapes and colors God has made. Natural people are like a living museum of beauty, and it’s amazing to see.
Lots of misspellings of names in this video … Nat King “Cole” … Farrah “Fawcett” … etc.
Wow, super cool!! Thank you🙂
Gary cooper and Delons face in one video my 2 favourite male faces
Mildness, kindness, joy, love, peace, faith, patience, goodness, self control. Wanted to mention inner beauty as well
Your vids are great!
My dad literally copied and pasted his jaw and chin onto me and I always wished I had a dainty little pointed chin. But I do appreciate my high-cheekbones and sharp jaw. I’m starting to think I have a hypertrophied masseter muscle situation doing on which makes my lower cheek area look bigger than it needs to, it’s also sore a lot. I’m going to try some Botox to calm it down as soon as I can afford to. I think it causes my teeth grinding in my sleep as well so hopefully it makes me healthier and more confident!
It really works. It may not take much botox and might not cost alot
you should ( if you are legal age) , it is non invasive and if you don't like it don't use Botox anymore. Most of the time is it hypertrophied muscles
There's no such thing as a " modern" face. It's all simply a matter of what is in style. The faces of human beings aren't changing.
I think that's what he means, modern beauty standards.
well they are though, but depends on the average though they change slowly due to evolution a face of a human 1 000 000 years ago is different to one today.
@@MadsMilk We aren't talking about a million years of evolution. Humans aren't thought to be that old, anyway.
@@kirbywaite1586 faces change and we are getting uglier
Alain Delon will always be the most beautiful
Love ya Qoves
Golden content ⭐
Serious question: what’s more important for attractiveness: facial harmony or dento facial development? I have a proportionally perfect face (with a few deviations from my nose being a little too big and a little asymmetry on my jaw), but I don’t have a strong facial structure AT ALL. I have a visible jawline but No hollowed cheeks or anything.
I've just started watching. I have already noticed that two people's names are not spelled correctly. Nat King COLE (not Coal) and Farrah FAWCETT (not Fawcette).
Your content will have more credibility if you check the spelling and pronunciation of all the names of people you've featured. The people who are no longer with us can't tell you, so I hope you appreciate me doing so.
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Farrah was actually born Ferrah. She later changed the spelling of her name when she became an actress.
Thank you for helping me accept my jawline!
That was the best ad ive seen in awhile
4:55 Hey that’s me 😃😃
Bridget Bardo..to me has the loveliest woman's face, when young...I have ever seen ..unbelievable..like an angel...
You should do a video on Halle Bailey's facial structure and beauty! Pictures of her from the 2021 Met Gala in that pink look are literally *perfect* to me lol. I'm so excited to see her as Ariel 😭
She has deviating traits, but still harmony
7:36 I love his jaw and see no issue. I way prefer his jaw over Brad Pitt’s. Brad Pitt’s jaw has always been too wide for me to view as appealing
Brooke shield looks manly
@@daquieshakeaundra2854 Agreed
@@daquieshakeaundra2854 Not in The Blue Lagoon.
Would you talk about Teemu Selanne, the retired Finnish hockey player? As he’s aged his bone structure looks so pronounced, it’s wild to me. Curious to know your thoughts on him
Ridiculous, it’s just people accepting a wider range of beauties instead of being told what beauty is by the mainstream, nobody needs surgery unless it’s a deformity
Can you do a breakdown of Brooke Shields looks, what made her be considered one of the most beautiful women and the evolution of her looks? Thank you.
Great video as always!!!!xoco
This reminds me of the way cat breeders have pushed the "standards" to the extreme. Persian, Siamese, and Maine Coon Cats look so different today compared to how they looked in the 1960s. Siamese have long, skinny faces and huge ears. Persians have tiny, short noses and squashed muzzles, large bulging eyes and tiny ears. Maine Coons have been bred to be really big cats, with square muzzles, eyes close together, and big, tufted ears standing straight up on top of the head-- sometimes the long hair is growing all over the face, looking very weird.
Yes, it's even worse with dogs...
Finally seeing Alain Delon here 😂.
An interesting thing I noticed in this videos is how BF% can influence on people’s appearance and how we perceive them, I have pretty much the same diamond shaped face, ramus and high cheeks bones than Alain but he still looks more younger in a way than I do even-though I’m 20 and he’s like 25-30 in these pics. And the reason for this is because he has more “fat” in his face while mine bf is very low, like those alien-like model faces.
I guess I should start having a diet and gain some wait 😂
Huh? Delon has virtually zero fat around his cheeks it's just his bone structure is so ridiculous that his skin is flawless. You're talking about arguably the best looking man of all time here
You should gain some weight for what?
Social validation what a sad soul you are.
God bless you but you are a sad soul
@@chadspro ong
the standards have gone so high to the point where Idk what people expect me to look like.
Have you considered doing a video on BDD (body dysmorphia disorder)? As someone who believes I may have the cognitive disease, it would be interesting to see your take on it.
Genuine question, I thought transgenderism ruled out body dysmorphia as a disorder, is that not true? Or are you experiencing the same thing but don't buy into that movement?
@@samelis6546 Lol what? Body dysmorphia and being transgender have like no correlation. Being transgender is feeling like you're stuck in the wrong body, body dysmorphia is feeling that your body is inadequate and deformed regardless of whether or not it actually is.
@@samelis6546 body dysmorphia is not the same as gender dysmorphia.
@@nocturnal3427 gender dysmorphia is legit now? Haven't found much on it as compared to body dysmorphia.
@@samelis6546 I don't buy into the movement.