I'd request you to analyze "Hrithik Roshan's" face, he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "what makes an ideal jaw" video, and also please asses why he is considered the "most handsome man in the world" by many magazines and US Agencies
@@GandalfTheGay98 It’s not about whether something is sexy, it’s about whether it’s fashionable, or in the vogue in the fashion world and how it reflects what the consensus thought about beauty at the time
Imagine having insecurities because of what some gay fashion designers think about which body type looks better in clothings. Ugly will always be ugly (fat people will always be seen as unhealthy and ugly) and beautiful will always be beautiful.
I feel like we’re calling anything a deformity. Dimples don’t stop you from functioning normally so i thinks it’s silly to call it a deformity. Same with pokey ears, apparently that’s also a deformity?
@@reylime2991 That's a good point. When I was looking up the definition "defect" and 'deformity" were the most commonly used words to define dimples. I'll edit it if someone can suggest a better term.
In regards to trends, I’ve always thought it weird to ‘wait’ for trends nowadays. With social media you can almost be guaranteed that someone is wearing what you want to wear or are already wearing so the idea of waiting for something to be in style just seems odd. Then again I think ‘aesthetics’ can be kind of weird as well
I’ve never followed trends like MANY MANY other people. it’s so dumb to me when people wait for others to do it? Like don’t you have a mind of your own?
I on the contrary ALWAYS wait for the trend to die out so that I can wear it lmaooo. That is if I like the trend, of course. To me it's irritating, annoying, and kinda offensive (?) to look like everyone else
@@sharon-bp9pk first of all, majority of the hypersexualization of POC comes from inside the POC community, dont pretend as if its otherwise. Second it's funny how black women cried about how they didnt fit into the beauty standard, and then when tje beauty standard was changed to match the black community more, its suddenly hypersexualization and just as bad. Like it's obvious some of yall just want to be opressed at this point, make up your minds
@@jermwerm2575 You have a point, but as a POC myself my experience is that I can look Asian, but not too Asian. I'm only allowed the possess the features that are trendy. I can have coloured skin, but it can't be too dark. I can keep my bushy eyebrows but my nose isn't allowed. People should be allowed to be themselves 100%, not some fetishised ideation the media uses to pander to us and pretend to be 'woke' for. Race should not be a trend. And this whole 'you' and 'us' thing just accentuates the racial divide. We are all just people, and lets just be people.
@@jermwerm2575 Black women and other poc are complaining because the features they were ridiculed for are suddenly in demand, yet those features are only appreciated if they are on white women or women who look racially ambigious. Also, women's bodies going in and out of trend is weird as fuck and not a good thing. Society can appreciate men for being good looking but if you are a woman, you have to fit one standard or you are not considered attractive enough.
Haha hope so, that'd suit me too! Still, trends come and go, but there's definitely timeless aesthetics too. For example, while it was more popular to be slim in the 60s, its still an ideal for many people today.
I feel like we’ve outgrown the “body types as trends” trend. Even though a fuller figure was the main trend in the second half of the 2010’s, we now see a variety of bodies being celebrated in real life and, to a lesser extent, social media.
Your comment needs more likes because it's true. There's versatility now and I think people focus more on aesthetics as trends. Not body types. It's definitely dying down
One thing I'd like to see is an analysis of what makes a face unsettling. I'd suggest Willem DaFoe and Crispin Glover be used as examples. This isn't a knock to either actor, both are phenomenal, but both are undeniably uncomfortable to look at. What makes Willem look odd may be his teeth, and for Crispin it could probably be his nose.
These images are of a certain American social class. Women of color did not adopt the Twiggy look. Being slim was attractive because it always is but black and Hispanic women were celebrated for having curves then as they are now. I wish you would’ve shown images of people of color if you’re going to show a lot of American images.
The Beatles were ugly as hell LOL I think certain faces will always be beautiful, regardless of the era. It just a matter of relevance . But a Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, even a Kylie Jenner/Kim Kardashian will have universal sex appeal, I think
I think that was partially why the Beatles became so successful and popular, cause they had a like boy next door but 'cool' architypes in the early to mid 60s which quite complements their music at the time.
Im usualy on board with those videos but this one make some very strong logical falacies. Mick Jagger was not seen as sex symbol coz people though he is attractive - no one does that. Its his sexual vibe, moves, energy, and the fact that he is a goddamn rock star! You cant just overlook all the other factors that are included in sexual attraction and make assumption that it must be his look lol. There is this famous pic of him and Alain Delon In a party. Sitting on a couch and NO ONE is paying attention to Mick. But they pay plenty attention to Delon.
I'd request you to analyze "Hrithik Roshan's" face, he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "what makes an ideal jaw" video, and also please asses why he is considered the "most handsome man in the world" by many magazines and US Agencies
No it isn’t. It’s a cool video though, a little too simple however. Warhol embracing of Pop Culture as fine art was a scandal - not to mention his full embracing of capitalism (studio assistants silk screened his Marylin’s - he didn’t paint them. Thereby “mass-producing” fine art - another major scandal) that he was merely expressing opinions on beauty ideals for us to attain is a complete misreading and actual reversal of the message. Remember that his muse Edie was the skinny girly opposite to Marylin’s voluptuous womanhood.
I’m such a huge fan of this channel - but this a priori wading into fine art is overly simplistic and contributes too many attributes to a specific era, when in fact these attributes have been present since ancient times. I appreciate the effort a lot though... it’s still a good collection of chronologically arranges images to contemplate... I’ll just extends my comparisons to the full canon of art.
I hate the Dior "new look" and hyper-femininity, it makes women look like wasps. 1960's Mod and its predecessor, 1920's flapper fashion, will always be much more visually interesting and appealing to me. I adore Marylin though but she was just an angel regardless of her look.
I like 50's look a lot better lol, in the 60's or 20's I would look so ugly, my boobs would make the baggy dresses fit weird and in the end I would look like a baloon. I just wish womens bodies stopped going in and out of trend
This comment rubs me the wrong way, you can have your preferences but no need to bring people down. “Men were men” Uh- Personally I am happy that men are becoming more comfortable in their masculinity and feel comfortable dressing more creative and expressive. 🤨
Was it really necessary to insult housewives in this video? What could possibly be more important than taking care of your family and raising the future generation? Ugh
Yes this is a reupload, accidentally put out the draft last week. New content coming out this week on smile aesthetics.
There's something fascinating about a subtle smirk
Yay I thought it was lost forever!
I'd request you to analyze "Hrithik Roshan's" face, he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "what makes an ideal jaw" video, and also please asses why he is considered the "most handsome man in the world" by many magazines and US Agencies
Do domonic fike!
The way women's *body types* go in and out of trend
fckn weird if you ask me
Except they don’t, sexy is sexy no matter when and where you are. Always has been, always will be.
@@GandalfTheGay98 It’s not about whether something is sexy, it’s about whether it’s fashionable, or in the vogue in the fashion world and how it reflects what the consensus thought about beauty at the time
@@projectpems8304 yeah that’s true about clothing, but not body types
So do men's, although not as fast. The fact that *people's bodies and feature are trends* should me more worrying
If you see how body types 'trend' you will find how it always goes from curvy to skinny every 10 years so don't worry about fitting with the trend.
Imagine having insecurities because of what some gay fashion designers think about which body type looks better in clothings.
Ugly will always be ugly (fat people will always be seen as unhealthy and ugly) and beautiful will always be beautiful.
@@AA-ff8xg *there’s a lot to unpack there*
When I feel insecure I just remember that in one or another era, I’d be part of the beauties
I guess everyone should accept themselves the way they are, cause standards are gonna keep changing, never follow trends, follow ur self
This is actually a culture under capitalism lol.
@@thesnakecharmer2531 This shit is everywhere, not just capitalist countries. Buy a plane ticket.
Can you make a video explaining why dimples are found cute even though they're genetic defects? Maybe it can go into the smiles aesthetics video
As someone with dimples that cuts💔💔
It’s associated with smiling and with babies, both which gain a positive instinctive reaction from our brains
@@person7407 people like dimples why are you saying it cuts
I feel like we’re calling anything a deformity. Dimples don’t stop you from functioning normally so i thinks it’s silly to call it a deformity. Same with pokey ears, apparently that’s also a deformity?
@@reylime2991 That's a good point. When I was looking up the definition "defect" and 'deformity" were the most commonly used words to define dimples. I'll edit it if someone can suggest a better term.
consumerism is the root of so many environmental issues such as fast fashion
In regards to trends, I’ve always thought it weird to ‘wait’ for trends nowadays. With social media you can almost be guaranteed that someone is wearing what you want to wear or are already wearing so the idea of waiting for something to be in style just seems odd. Then again I think ‘aesthetics’ can be kind of weird as well
I’ve never followed trends like MANY MANY other people. it’s so dumb to me when people wait for others to do it? Like don’t you have a mind of your own?
I on the contrary ALWAYS wait for the trend to die out so that I can wear it lmaooo. That is if I like the trend, of course. To me it's irritating, annoying, and kinda offensive (?) to look like everyone else
@@Li_Tobler
If u really don’t wanna look like everyone else, spoon ur eyeballs out.
deliberately waiting for a trend to end is worse imho
Please,make a video about the "pretty boys". They aren't so masculine,but still attractive,this would be interesting. And they are "trendy".
I feel like a beautiful face is never trendy. If you're beautiful now you'd be beautiful in 1920 as well
Unless you were a POC my love... then you were fetishised, hyper sexualised and mistreated sort of like it is the case now
@@sharon-bp9pk first of all, majority of the hypersexualization of POC comes from inside the POC community, dont pretend as if its otherwise. Second it's funny how black women cried about how they didnt fit into the beauty standard, and then when tje beauty standard was changed to match the black community more, its suddenly hypersexualization and just as bad. Like it's obvious some of yall just want to be opressed at this point, make up your minds
@@jermwerm2575 You have a point, but as a POC myself my experience is that I can look Asian, but not too Asian. I'm only allowed the possess the features that are trendy. I can have coloured skin, but it can't be too dark. I can keep my bushy eyebrows but my nose isn't allowed. People should be allowed to be themselves 100%, not some fetishised ideation the media uses to pander to us and pretend to be 'woke' for. Race should not be a trend. And this whole 'you' and 'us' thing just accentuates the racial divide. We are all just people, and lets just be people.
@@jermwerm2575 Black women and other poc are complaining because the features they were ridiculed for are suddenly in demand, yet those features are only appreciated if they are on white women or women who look racially ambigious. Also, women's bodies going in and out of trend is weird as fuck and not a good thing. Society can appreciate men for being good looking but if you are a woman, you have to fit one standard or you are not considered attractive enough.
Oddly I have difficulty finding actresses in the 1920s attractive.
Guys, the 60s look is gonna be back in style soon. I am the opposite of thicc, so I'm excited.
Is it?
Haha hope so, that'd suit me too! Still, trends come and go, but there's definitely timeless aesthetics too. For example, while it was more popular to be slim in the 60s, its still an ideal for many people today.
Twiqee is twig it’s the healthy slender form of thicc
Ps I just made that up don’t speak it out loud in public no one will know what you’re talking about 😅
@@katiie7 OK!
I feel like we’ve outgrown the “body types as trends” trend. Even though a fuller figure was the main trend in the second half of the 2010’s, we now see a variety of bodies being celebrated in real life and, to a lesser extent, social media.
Your comment needs more likes because it's true. There's versatility now and I think people focus more on aesthetics as trends. Not body types. It's definitely dying down
But it's undeniable that certain body types are more desirable than others even though there's representation of all
I swear I've already seen this a week ago.
We have....I think.... probably deleted it
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Wish women’s body type isn’t a called a trend
i love these videos! never stop putting out interesting things like this.
1950's style was elegant and amazing.
Now it’s trashy and slutty.
May you do an analysis of Kate Moss ? She was always really interesting to me :)
what does QOVES mean?
One thing I'd like to see is an analysis of what makes a face unsettling. I'd suggest Willem DaFoe and Crispin Glover be used as examples. This isn't a knock to either actor, both are phenomenal, but both are undeniably uncomfortable to look at. What makes Willem look odd may be his teeth, and for Crispin it could probably be his nose.
These images are of a certain American social class. Women of color did not adopt the Twiggy look. Being slim was attractive because it always is but black and Hispanic women were celebrated for having curves then as they are now. I wish you would’ve shown images of people of color if you’re going to show a lot of American images.
The Beatles were ugly as hell LOL
I think certain faces will always be beautiful, regardless of the era. It just a matter of relevance . But a Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, even a Kylie Jenner/Kim Kardashian will have universal sex appeal, I think
Paul was kinda cute, but the others 💀
@@ziggy6191 lmfaooooo! Seriously!
I think that was partially why the Beatles became so successful and popular, cause they had a like boy next door but 'cool' architypes in the early to mid 60s which quite complements their music at the time.
look up kylie without makeup.
@@Lsp7ey 😧😨😰😱
Yes thank you! I feel like mod 60s is coming back
Memai (spelling?) Eisenhower
Was a strange- looking woman. Fascinating to look at.
So why did this get taken down and reposted with a new name?
Pinned comment says a draft was accidentally uploaded before.
Could you please analyze Freddie Thorp?
Also, thanks for all the great work, QOVES Team! This must have taken tons of research!
Do Brad Pitt’s facial analysis!
Young Tom Welling (Smallville actor and model) analysing next please
WOW I had a huuuuuge crush on him when I was little holy shit
There was a kid in my class that looked like him when he was younger heh. Sadly, that boy was a little rude :/
Do a facial analysis of Francisco lachowski
Ohh, a reupload. I thought I was trippin’
Andy warhol is an amazing artist and edie sedgwick is gorgeous
can you do more facial analysis on celebrities?
Great video
10:42 "the woman resampling Marilyn Monroe"is the great italian born with international carrier actress Virna Lisi.
Im usualy on board with those videos but this one make some very strong logical falacies. Mick Jagger was not seen as sex symbol coz people though he is attractive - no one does that. Its his sexual vibe, moves, energy, and the fact that he is a goddamn rock star! You cant just overlook all the other factors that are included in sexual attraction and make assumption that it must be his look lol. There is this famous pic of him and Alain Delon In a party. Sitting on a couch and NO ONE is paying attention to Mick. But they pay plenty attention to Delon.
i love your videos
The Girl of the Year" in 1965 looks like grimes
Mick Jagger looks like Harry Styles.
I have to admit, E D Sedgwick looks kinda odd 😂
didn't I watch this a few days ago?
Exactly
Thats what I was thinking
Is this going to go through decades
10:15 123 (Angelina's)
At 7:05, who's that lady in the sari?
Can you do Courtney cox from the early 90s
I'd request you to analyze "Hrithik Roshan's" face, he is the one with the ideal jaw in your "what makes an ideal jaw" video, and also please asses why he is considered the "most handsome man in the world" by many magazines and US Agencies
Okay this might seem weird but based on your profile I advise you to try a timothee chalamet esque haircut ❤️
Coz u Indians have very strong lobby coz u know that Indians don't have much attractive faces
So that's when the materialism and consumerism of modern America started?
No it isn’t. It’s a cool video though, a little too simple however. Warhol embracing of Pop Culture as fine art was a scandal - not to mention his full embracing of capitalism (studio assistants silk screened his Marylin’s - he didn’t paint them. Thereby “mass-producing” fine art - another major scandal) that he was merely expressing opinions on beauty ideals for us to attain is a complete misreading and actual reversal of the message. Remember that his muse Edie was the skinny girly opposite to Marylin’s voluptuous womanhood.
I love all your videos :)
Am I glitching or is this a reupload💀
Pinned comment says a draft was accidentally uploaded before.
Am I the only one who felt a little bit uncomfortable with the information that Andy Warhol made the Marilyn Monroe art piece shortly after her death?
he painted her after a decade old photo.
I find it interesting how drag queens today still dress that way even in 2020
is this mandella effect or is this re-uploaded lol! :D
Still waiting for my baby madison beer’s facial analysis
I’m such a huge fan of this channel - but this a priori wading into fine art is overly simplistic and contributes too many attributes to a specific era, when in fact these attributes have been present since ancient times. I appreciate the effort a lot though... it’s still a good collection of chronologically arranges images to contemplate... I’ll just extends my comparisons to the full canon of art.
I hate the Dior "new look" and hyper-femininity, it makes women look like wasps. 1960's Mod and its predecessor, 1920's flapper fashion, will always be much more visually interesting and appealing to me. I adore Marylin though but she was just an angel regardless of her look.
I like 50's look a lot better lol, in the 60's or 20's I would look so ugly, my boobs would make the baggy dresses fit weird and in the end I would look like a baloon. I just wish womens bodies stopped going in and out of trend
I never liked Twiggy and that type of boy girl look. The old Hollywood- Merilyn Monroe, Vivien Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor are timeless beauties!
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Hi :)
I'm not a fan of the the 60 fashion
This is especially interesting given how many girls are either dressing androgynously or even transitioning into boys these days.
That lady was right. The new bombshell is a boy
Back then the people had style. The knew how to dress. Men were men.
I saw pictures of my grandpa from the 60s and he looked badass
I prefer the men of today.
Lets just respect the choice of every single individual
Men were men🙄 lol when I hear that I wanna puke.
And they dressed androgynous back in the 60s. You know what that means?
This comment rubs me the wrong way, you can have your preferences but no need to bring people down. “Men were men” Uh- Personally I am happy that men are becoming more comfortable in their masculinity and feel comfortable dressing more creative and expressive. 🤨
For the algorithm.
Was it really necessary to insult housewives in this video?
What could possibly be more important than taking care of your family and raising the future generation? Ugh
I don’t see any insult here 🤔
White people, white people, white people, white people.
Ok you got a problem with it?
2nd
Krishnaaa that's actually my name
@@coffeejelly520 girl !!! Hiii
@@coffeejelly520 and god does love everyone :))
@@krispy5678 hope so, I guess he doesn't hate me that much ;^;