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    was created. Women could access high-end clothing off the rack. Now that materials didn’t have to be rationed for the war, clothing became more detailed and brightly colored. Christian Dior’s “New Look” pioneered the cinched waist and round hip hourglass figure that accentuated the feminine body type. Foundation garments like corselets, waist-cinchers, girdles, petticoats, and crinolines rose back into popularity to achieve this look. For a more sensual appearance, women wore fitted pencil…

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    Body Positivity Essay

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    Corsets have been worn for centuries, with the goal to make a woman’s waist appear smaller and give her an hourglass frame. When the ideal body type switched back to curvy, corsets reemerged, and waist training became a popular method to cinch waists. Waist training is done to slowly but effectively reduce the size of one’s waist, such that without the waist trainer…

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    Latin Women Essay

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    In addition, some other controlling images that affect my view of Latin women include telenovelas, Spanish soap operas, that I viewed as a young adult with my grandmother. These telenovelas put into action stereotypes to portray Latin women. A stereotype is a generalized belief and sometimes is exaggerated, that associates with both an entire social category of people and each individual within that group (Jackson 2018). The characteristics of the female roles of the telenovelas were either…

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    My waist before was just straight with no curves, now i have a slight curve in my waist giving me a thin hourglass shape. The biggest effect it had on my body was my torso area even though i didn't work out or change any of my normal physical activities I ended up with abs and a perfectly flat stomach. I discovered that food has a huge effect on your body. Bridget…

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    conditioning, personal attitudes and peer and family attitudes all have an influence on body image (Crystal Hede, 2011). The ‘ideal’ body is becoming more unrealistic with time. Over the years, the desired body has transitioned from busty, curvy and hourglass to thin and straight with big breasts (Help, n.d.). This is an unrealistic standard for any average person to live up to considering we all come in different shapes and sizes. The mass media including TV, newspapers, films and magazines…

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    Beauty: Should Women Be Told? On average, men tend to choose their mate based on their appearance. They have a tendency to be more physically attracted to women that have an hourglass figure, a pretty face, and a decent body. Whether or not a woman has intellect, ambition, sense of humor, generous or kind doesn’t normally affect their decision until after the initial attraction. There is plenty of evidence that indicates men and women are biologically and psychologically different. It’s simple…

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    Women wore corsets to cinch their waists as tightly as possible, creating that desired hourglass figure. Insinuating the size of the bust and hips. These corsets physically restrained women’s range of motion, displaying their separation from physical labor and men. Again women having this already established career for marriage and breeding…

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    In our world, life is regarded as everything, while death is the termination of it. Often referred as two polar opposites, the connection between the two is more than linked, as death cannot exist without life, defining the end of the cycle of life. While life is often cherished and beloved, death remains in the corners of obscurity, bringing terror and fear when mentioned. To make sense of death and mortality, humans have relied on a tried-and-true method: To give death a form they can…

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    Down 2 goals with 10 minutes left in the championship game of the biggest tournament of my life. Time is running out like miniscule grains of sand dropping from an hourglass. My team stops a shot and kicks the ball up the field. I jump and head the ball as hard as I can up the field, mustering all my strength to get up the field and win it. My arms are pumping as I retrieve the ball and cut towards the goal. All that separates me from scoring is one defender and the goalie. I fake a cut right,…

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    Definition Essay On Dress

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    girls, consisting of bodice and skirt in one piece. Think of a dress, any type of dress. Maybe it’s a lavender sundress, billowing in the summer breeze while she. Perhaps it’s an elegant black ball gown, draped from head to toe complimenting her hourglass figure. It might be a little red cocktail dress, short and sweet but ready for a night out on the town,. Dresses are clothing items made to look elegant and dazzling, to make others feel envious. Unfortunately, they are perceived in menacing…

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