Eurocentric beauty standards are often reflected in literature and the media. These authors had made a mention of Alan Mazur who takes a closer to fashion standards, beauty standards, and their connection. According to Bankhead, when referring to the “ideal feminine beauty” as ever-changing, most of the references and standards have been still illustrated white women. Following this ideology, where only white women are considered beautiful, impacts the quality of girl’s academic and social experiences. Labels are established in school and persist beyond the grade that they're established at. It is also mentioned that standards of beauty are included in the notion of womanhood in the
