Not so long ago, a famous plastic surgeon made a very bold statement. He considered Bella Hadid the most beautiful woman in the world. However, a huge number of people strongly disagree with him and most of the opinions are clearly reasoned. Today we will talk about this. First, we need to understand what beauty standards were in the modeling business more than twenty years ago, when the legendary top models were becoming. We are talking about Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell. These girls were and remain the standard of female beauty, because their appearance is admirable even in our time. They always look perfect and their figures are similar to each other.
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They clearly met all the parameters that the cruel world of fashion demanded. Unfortunately, this world has now changed for the worse. The current runway girls don't live up to the supermodel title just because they don't give the impression of being the perfect woman in every relationship. The development of the careers of these girls was that they constantly ran to castings, made useful contacts and were always ready to go to absolutely any shooting. They were initially the most purposeful and it is for this reason that they achieved world recognition, which can not be overshadowed by any model of our time. Now we have changed the sites for the "sale" of the person. Girls just need to create an account on a social network and post daily selfies that are of no value. After the above, you should already understand the difference between the eras in the modeling world.
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For example, Bella Hadid just keeps her Instagram and her popularity lies in millions of likes, and not in clear proportions of the face and body. Also at the beginning of the article, we talked about the surgeon's statement regarding this girl. The fact is that her appearance was created using plastic, and not natural data. By the way, the girl herself does not hide that the modeling career was not her primary goal. Values have changed. The reference figures of the 90s fade into the background and the fashion world has lost the sense of aesthetics that it used to be.
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