The time of the Empire style comes, in which natural beauty is appreciated. The girl should be slim, in a light Muslim dress, with big eyes and white skin. At the same time, in the 19th century there was another trend - lush dresses with tight corsets and complex styling. In both styles, the so-called morbid femininity was in vogue: pallor, weakness and fainting.

This era gave us many different ideals of female beauty. In the 1920s, an androgynous appearance came into vogue - the corset was forgotten, boyish figures with small breasts were appreciated, and for the first time in many centuries, women began to wear short haircuts.

In the 30-50s, in the era of golden Hollywood, femininity returned to fashion. The hourglass figure with a thin waist, large breasts and voluminous hips, lush styling with curls, long eyelashes, blush and scarlet lips - the ideal of the era's beauty was Marilyn Monroe and other actresses.

In the 60s, the most popular model was Twiggy, with her slender body, long legs and small breasts. In the 80s, the ideal changed again: aerobics came into fashion, as well as supermodels - tall, athletic and fit. By the 90s, the ideal shifted a little to the other side, painful thinness and pallor came into vogue.

The modern ideal of beauty is a rather complex concept. Today, health and slimness are valued, but not anorexic thinness, as in the 90s. A flat stomach, large breasts, and a firm butt are considered ideal. Which, as we know, is practically unattainable. Fortunately, more and more people are leaning towards the idea of ​​natural beauty in all its diversity. But for this idea to really become popular, it will take a long time.