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We all know that to fit the beauty standards of 2024 you have to look a certain way. I’m talking small nose, big pouty lips, big eyes, high brows, bone structure sculpted by the Gods (or the best plastic surgeon). And considering those beauty standards are VERY difficult to meet, it can leave women feeling down about themselves. But what if your face was better suited to a vintage beauty standard? Maybe you have little lips, and you would have fitted in to the 1920s perfectly! Or you have a strong nose and bold features - girl you could have been a supermodel in the 70s with a face like that! Or maybe you have deep set eyes and a long nose and strong chin - hello ancient Greek goddess! Just because you may not fit our beauty ideal today, does NOT make you unattractive or ugly. You were simply made for a different era. Or maybe… your time in the spotlight hasn’t even arrived yet! It will be so interesting to see how our beauty standards change and evolve, and where we are 100 years from now!
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People are starting to look AI generated.
That’s so AI companies can replace us and we won’t notice.
Or pretending to look like that
I go on Pinterest for hair cut ideas and all I see is AI generated pictures...they look like the same chick with different hair 😅 sooo annoying. Nobody is realistically that perfect.
It's more scary than beautiful not gonna lie
Well they only on internet because of photoshop
Not only different eras, but different cultures have vastly different beauty standards.
Right, fake big lips are considered beautiful in the US but in my country you'd get called fish lips
@@ll1vingdollyyy what country?
Problem is that US beauty standards are taking over the world because US has most media presence everywhere (bad one for example Kardashians). Hell even celebrities in my own country are copying US “influencers” and Kardashians…
Not really anymore lol. The internet has made it all pretty much universal.
@@darkwebgirldifferent cultures definitely have different beauty standards, lol. There is nothing universal about it.
when i was in middle school and realizing i wasn't exactly a "pretty" girl, my mom whipped out an entire box of old fashion magazines from under her bed and we spent hours looking through all of them, pointing out unusual beauty features that fit either of us and gushing over Twiggy, Brigitte Bardot, Peggy Moffitt, Cybil Shepherd, etc...
I got a twiggy pixie cut the next day.
this is so sweet
Thats a great mother\daughter moment.
That is amazing!
Beautiful!!
adorable, your mother is so sweet
Cleopatra was extremely charismatic and absolutely brilliant. She spoke 10 languages and was brilliant in philosophy.
It is said, that Cleopatra was called Meriochane by the Greeks, which means 'she who gapes wide for 10,000 men.'
Was she the one that was horribly inbred? Or was that neffirtiti
Is that a joke..?@@mistypedhi
Even in that time, she was said to not be that beautiful, but she was charming.
@@mistypedhi Yeah, Katherine the Great also got her share of being vilified by supposedly exaggerated sexual activity. It's always been done. Cleopatra was charismatic because of her intelligence.
If I was born in the 50s wars would have been fought for me
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 heck yes
That's excalty the energy we need now adays.💅💅💅
fuck yeah
I'll join you as a 50s "it" girl, beautiful. ❤
thats level of rizz wow
I know it sounds corny and fake, but as someone who likes to paint and draw people, I appreciate uniqueness a lot. Drawing those perfect instagram faces is dull and boring, and a lot of artist do that exactly because it's EASY and it SELLS. Rarely, artist draw unique, vivid and lively true human faces which is much more interesting and challenging. As someone who follows artists I get a bit bored with all those perfect faces they draw, it's always the same. I love when someone paints faces more challenging, more interesting and filled with character, wrinkles, genetic features, life. I really enjoy watching and drawing such faces, faces filled with life and character. It's not trendy, doesn't pay off (don't care it's a hobby not a job), but it's far more fun and satisfying.
I feel the same way honestly
Agreed. I’m not an artist but I adore characterful faces with imperfections. They’re so much more striking and memorable than Instagram faces.
I’m an artist and I too like to find unique faces and expressions to paint… and often these are the paintings that get the most attention when I do shows and festivals! People are drawn to the unique faces
true and same :)
I totally agree. I love it when I see unique faces. I miss natural faces.
the weirdness of beauty standards began to dawn on me when I was looking at pictures from the met gala and not being able to recognize a single person because so many people had gotten plastic surgery to look like one another and that is so dystopian!!
Yes to it being dystopian! This is why I can't watch blockbuster movies anymore - everyone looks so bizarre. I just want to watch humans please.
Yesss!! I felt ugly my entire life until I started doing 1920s hair and makeup. My face just fits that era and I feel like myself! ✨
Same, but with the 40s/50s!
I love that!!
Same! I was always told I looked like a silent film star, now I just run with it and it suits me!
Good for you, love this...for me, it is the same with my hourglass body shape...1950s vintage is made for me....Sophia Loren has a very similar body shape to mine
@@idankoos4156 Hourglass is definitely en vogue, no?
Growing up in the early 2000’s with naturally huge lips, dark skin, huge eyebrows (blame PCOS and hormones), I was considered an ugly duckling. People would bully me for my ugly huge lips and my cater pillar brows and dark skin. Imagine feeling so ugly and inferior all your life only to see the same person who bullied you for your lips getting monthly injections to look like you :/
I need a refund on my trauma
Definitely that's what I'm going through!
Imagine letting other people's standards shape your own self worth 🙄
@@chloewright1 well, it’s hard not to feel bad when people actively bully you, especially at a young age.
Right there with you! I have similar features and remember getting made fun of.
Living proof that the beauty standard is BS!!!
Well it helps me that my children got the opposite treatment for carrying on my genes
Every time I feel insecure about my appearance I tell myself I would have been hot sht during the renaissance
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😂❤ same
hell yeah
lol same 😂
Samee
Steph is the ultimate girls girl….. does a long form content video on the history of beautiful woman to prove to her subscribers that we’re beautiful! Amazing work Stephanie tytyty! 🙏🏻🥰💯
Aw thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
@@stephanielange nooooooo thank you so much! Your voice and content is a game changer in the social media beauty space! 🥰💯❤️
cleopatra is not Egyptian , her genetics and phenotype has nothing to do with us . Also, you are a part of the problem by showcasing ONLY Eurocentric beauty standards throughout the ages, apart from Nefertiti who represents a minority of North African beauty, and doesn’t showcase the many faces of the diverse beauty Africa offers.
You are pointing at a problem you are a part of, the irony isn’t lost on anyone but you apparently
@@stephanielange youre missing a lot of perspective in your comparisons which are very Western Euro-centric
You could have shown examples of "high beauty" from other cultures and also explained how tolerant [or not... looking at you Germans] those cultures were
@@Potent_TechmologyI think because she is a white western girl, she is giving us this information from a euro centric perspective. Might be better if someone from a non western region did a video on that, no?
I’m perfectly content with looking “beautifully ugly”. I’ve never done a single thing to my face or body, and I’m 45yrs old with crows feet around my eyes. My smile lines are lining and I love it! Aging gracefully IS BEAUTIFUL ‼️💜
Heck yeah. And I looked at your profile pic. If thats you, theres NOTHING ugly there. Just hotness. At 47 Im jealous 😊
@@aalihte3378 awe thank you! ☺️🫶🥰
Damn girl I’m gonna be 45 this June! Ur stunning and are aging perfectly! No need to change a thing. Our generation X seems to be aging great lol ps I have never had any work or fillers Botox any of that done either.
you are absolutely gorgeous!
Due to my job I’ve been around and met lots of “influencers” and celebs, what I’ve noticed most was all the filler and tweakments make them “look good” on camera and in perfectly stylized photos, but extremely odd in person. You can see all the filler in person, the skin looks waxy from too much Botox and when they smile or have normal facial expressions their faces move and look extremely odd.
I've never seen a good lip job,never. Like you said it's good on photos but not in rl.
Look good in 2 D and end up looking weird in 3D
Kylie jenner is an example of this. She can only look good in a specific pose. When they release unedited videos/photos from any event, she looks so odd
who asked+ uttp is better+ my content is way better than stephanie
@@_voyageuse i have never too. It always looks bad
Toxic results from people that watch the Kardashians and Jenners.
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Not only them but many other "models"
@@_voyageuse Toxic hype started exactly with Slimey Jenners transformation.🤷♀️
im glad theyre getting canceled finally, after sooo long of them portraying toxic beauty standards !
@@Sweettormentt Canceled? 399 million empties on Instagram, celebrating Slimey wearing real fur! 🤨😑😶
It's almost like 'beauty standards' are arbitrary and always shifting depending on which industries want to make money...
Ugliness is rebellion. I am ugly but unique-looking. I will not change it for any standard.
Ong lowkey hard
omg same lmao, i'm also a coward when it comes to plastic surgery, a nose job procedure is literal body horror sjsksl-
There were so much variety in beauty, but now is scary these beauty standards of looking like a plastic sex doll...
This
Ugh, exactly. Resist!!
STEPHANIE STEALS MY VIDEOS FOR MOOLAH AND HAS MADE MILLIONS OFF MY HARD WORK,
who asked+ uttp is better+ my content is way better than stephanie
@@JenniferoftheSea Thankfully it’s not too hard to resist, as it costs an obscene amount of money and genuinely looks terrible!
Not only in a hundred years will they think 'what were they thinking?', I think it now. Those inflated lips and gaunt faces look awful to me right now in 2024!
Genuinely, I can't think of a celebrity that looks good with plastic surgery nowadays. They all look botched and grotesque.
Yes! It’s very off-putting.
Right?
All deflated like a popped balloon 😅
who asked+ uttp is better+ my content is way better than stephanie
Cleopatra wasn't exactly known as a particularly beautiful woman physically, but her personality, intelligence, and wit was magnetic and incredibly attractive.
If you don’t look like a blow-up doll then people think they’re ugly. Go back and look at the 90’s Supermodels and you can see how BEAUTIFUL each one is and how DIFFERENT each one is. Yet all are STUNNING.
why even go so far back just in the 80s 90s all super models looked different and each one have her own beauty
Without the heroin chic please**
Without the heroin chic please**
Not just supermodels, I think Kirsten Dunst is gorgeous but she wouldn't fit any of todays beauty standards
STEPHANIE STEALS MY VIDEOS FOR MOOLAH AND HAS MADE MILLIONS OFF MY HARD WORK,
who asked+ uttp is better+ my content is way better than stephanie
2124? Ummm... the alien look? Triangle head, humongous eyes, only 2 little holes for a nose and a slash mouth 👽
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣 they'll all look like Voldemort 😂
That’s what i thought too 😂
What is scary, some of the influensers look like this already, minus the slash mouth💀
@@l3T3ss3 😂 true
Lmao, its happening in east asia
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”, makes me think, it takes someone with a beautiful soul to see the beauty in others. It takes an “ugly” person to think that others are “ugly”. Like it takes one to know one? lol
100%
My face matches the American beauty standards of the 1940s and 1960s much more than today. Recently I stopped trying to do my makeup to mimic the features of modern-day celebrities (high-up blush, contour, cateyes, overlining lips, plucking the ends of my brows to draw a lift, etc.) because it didn't look right on my face and made me feel ugly. I'm still using a few trends I like, but I'm copying some styles and placements from past generations that emphasize my actual features. It's made me feel so much more beautiful and confident!
I'm super pale, with a potato-tip nose, small lips, super dark hair, I'm quite tall and plump (I'm a 40DD). I've never fitted most beauty standards in these 29 years and kinda resigned to that idea, even though friends and family always told me how pretty and beautiful I was. Until I started to work as a teacher. When I worked in primary school all kids told me I was "Sooo beautiful" "Like snow white!". And these last years (I teach in middle school now) some parents came to the meetings telling me "My daughter had told me you were so beautiful". Every single time my jaw dropped. I NEVER saw myself that way. It made me realise we're so used to beauty standards and picking apart our own features, we don't even know how we really look to others. You ARE beautiful.
Aw i love that the kids r so sweet! Doesn’t get better than a disney princess!
One time this little girl said I looked like Cinderella. Whoever said that to you is so sweet!! ❤
U do sound beautiful ❤
I did some volunteering in a school a few years ago and on my first day in that classroom the sweetest girl came up to me and told me I was beautiful. I hadn’t even introduced myself yet. I was stunned and didn’t even know how to react because it has been awhile since anyone had said that to me. I do not fit todays beauty standard in any way (midsize, pale, skin problems, very asymmetrical face, etc.). I‘m still holding onto her words even if it’s quite sad to admit that a 4th grader boosted my confidence… Social Media really killed my own self esteem and almost everyone’s uniqueness and originality.
I also have the super-pale-super-dark-hair combo and it has taken many decades for me to feel comfortable with it. Then I looked at a picture of my great-grandmother in 1910's high fashions with all her cousins and they all look like me, and they are beautiful. That helped.
no one has to be beautiful, you don't owe anyone beauty!
This got to me. ❤
Damn, this really made me think... we talk so much about everyone being beautiful no matter what they look like, but rarely how you don't actually have to be beautiful, really good comment!
Thanks
This is extremely important
as i've matured i've realized people look so much more beautiful when they lean into their natural features vs trying to force themselves to look completely different (myself included)
It's wild to think that for many, many centuries soft jawline and weak chin were goals in female faces - and now they are the worst flaws you can have (I do and I hate it). So if, theoretically, this trend would come back one day, what would women do - break their jaws? The lesson is - don't fix what isn't broken just to fit into a current beauty canon...
I am 100 percent sure that the future beauty standards are all going to be artifical and manufactured in a lab. It will also become a status symbols to distinguish "rich" from "poor & unattainable" in modern terms
Sadly I’m sure you are correct.
Hunger Games
Give it 20 years and it'll go back the other way. It's already started. The "clean girl" makeup look is in now and overlined full glam is not so popular.
Beauty has always been a status symbol tho
God I hope nor
My face is fine for 2024 - it's been fine all my life and it will be fine until the end of my life. Sure I don't live up to today's beauty standards - I just don't care about them or for them. It's rather freeing.
Best comment ever!!!
Our faces and bodies are not trends, we need to remember this. I wish for a world where people’s faces or bodies are not seen as a standard or trend.
Not for nothing, Marilyn Monroe had plastic surgery.
Faces are like flowers all different shapes and sizes and still BEAUTIFUL. 🌸
Beautifully said!
🧚🏼✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨🧚🏼
Love this ❤🎉😊
Exactly! That's how I've often said it. They are so different but all are beautiful.
Your features are what connects you to your ancestors and identity. I love my Scandinavian nose bump and am so proud to have the chin of my grandma who singlehandedly saved her family from holocaust con. camps at age 18 ❤
Thats a beautiful feature. Is a feature that connect you to your love ones. ❤
So happy for you and damn you radiate beauty and character in your pic
That is AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Amazing! This is true beauty!
Have yall seen the Venus of Willendorf?! She does not fit today’s beauty standards but is believed to have been a goddess of fertility during her time. Shes an icon.
It's not a coincidence that so many goddesses of fertility, womanhood, beauty etc. from a myriad of different eras and cultures were depicted with full/ voluptuous body types due to the associating with femininity. It's incredibly unfortunate how little emphasis is put on this today.
fuck today's beauty standard! be your own beauty standards!
As a Persian girlie it’s so difficult to survive today’s beauty standards with my middle eastern features. All my friends either got lip fillers or nose jobs or fat transplant. at this point, getting work done is something mandatory amongst people my age. Thank you for this. :)
As another persian girlie i totally agree like everybody is becoming plastic and the worst part is they pressure you to do the same too
If you ain’t Persian, you ain’t the best version!
Really? I feel like the beauty standard is pretty middle eastern. Small waist, larger hips and butt. We have that pretty naturally in us, and for me I like the standard. Now the heroin chic era was brutal for me and I hated the way I looked as a kid
@@alqoshgirlah yes… let’s applaud standards cause they currently favor us
@@alqoshgirlnot facial beauty standards, anyway. i have really persian features and have been mocked and felt insecure about them all my life. only recently did i see another persian girl who had very similar features to mine and realise that wow, she's beautiful, so maybe i am too. it's a really tough journey.
I have always felt ugly. I look at my 9 years old daughter and she is just the most beautiful thing ever. I make sure she knows. Funny thing is everyone says how much she looks like me :-)
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@Rechtauch, if you look like your daughter you are most likely beautiful. Seeing as she looks like you.
BECAUSE YOU"RE BEAUTIFULLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes! And your daughter probably thinks you’re the most beautiful person in the world too!! I think my self esteem is the way that it is because I thought my mom was the most beautiful person, much prettier than me and although she told me I was beautiful- I heard her bash herself so much and since I thought she was prettier than me- my self esteem took a nose dive because I thought I must be hideous if someone so beautiful thinks they’re ugly. Now that I recently became a mom I’m trying to heal my relationship with my looks and body for my kids sake so the cycle doesn’t repeat and now I’m genuinely starting to see my beauty. It’s amazing how our children can start to help us gain a new outlook on things. ❤
Here’s the problem with all beauty standards: they are trends, and they have long been intertwined with wealth and socioeconomic status. Historically, pale skin was prized as it signified a life of leisure, free from the necessity of outdoor labor. In periods of scarcity, fuller bodies were seen as beautiful. In today’s times, it’s the same exact thing, except it’s cosmetic surgery which is primarily attainable by the wealthy. These procedures are costly and indicate that an individual has the financial resources to afford such luxuries. The ability to enhance one’s appearance surgically is a modern marker of wealth and status.
A proportionate face will never go out of style. These are all merely trends, and they will go out of style eventually.
As a film director, I so miss actors who look like real people. I was blown away and moved by La Chimera because of how human all the actors looked - like people I'd actually know. IF YOU'RE AN ACTOR READING THIS - PLEASE KEEP YOUR SELF, I'M LOOKING FOR YOU! ♥
I remember when I was at secondary school in the 90s being bullied because I had big lips. My dad said to me to ignore them and that models and people are getting their lips injected to have bigger lips. I thank him for that talk so much.
My best friend at school in the 90s was the same. Very plump lips, and she was so horribly self-conscious of them.
Same here! I was brutally bullied for the same. Now people are paying to look like us
My mom told me the same thing and I'm glad she did
Same.
Same
This takes " I was born in the wrong era " to a whole, lovely level for beauty standards. Thanks Steph❤❤❤
Probably one of my favorite videos you have made!! We need more women building up other women 🩷🩷
Stephanie, you've outdone yourself! So much background work. Thank you 💝
Whenever I feel insecure about my boobs, I look at "The birth of Venus" painting cause my boobs look exactly like hers. In the painting she looks divine and that's how I feel when I look at it.❤
Adore this! Goddess power ✨
Mine are the same and I love them! ❤️
Be proud🫶🏾❤️
As a woman with (in my opinion) too big boobs I SO ENVY YOU!!
A guy once told me I look like a Venus sculpture, and that was one of the most beautiful compliments I've ever received.
I really hate the way everyone is starting to look the same. Celebrities are veering into uncanny valley. I've got to hand it to you - you're doing good work on your channel bringing attention to this shit. Thanks Steph, also you're so beautiful x
What a beautiful message! 💛 Thank you Stephanie! 👐
*YOUR MESSAGE is SO POWERFUL! Thank you! I love your content and POWER*
I have naturally thin eyebrows. It was great in the 90s, but I'm totally out of fashion by todays standards
Dw girlie, they are coming back 💗
Rock your unique features! Unique makes you stand out more, who wouldn't want to be easily identifiable?
Same with me but I actually think I look weird with thicker eyebrows. My thinner eyebrows may not be trendy but they suit my face better than thick eyebrows do. And hey, if they are coming back into fashion, I'm here for it LOL.
Iam growing my brows out as much as I can, I overplucked them , they are slowly getting thicker and I keep dying them which makes them look thicker too , tempted to get some brow and lash growth serum
@@angelofchrist4494love your username, fellow Christian ❤
some of these stars did in fact have surgery! For example marilyn had her nose done, etc. however it was very minimal and not like todays where you change your whole look. Love your videos ❤
They did, but it was minor compared to today’s celebrities. It was to look like a better version of themselves rather than somebody else.
They also had people who decided their look. Like eyebrow shape, hair color, resculpt their lip shape with lipstick, nose job or not, their weight, how they dressed, etc.
@@Melissa.Garrett yes totally agree
Merilin also had a chin implant to make it prominent.
chin implant for monroe
Bravo Stephanie!! This video is long overdue. Beauty standards come and go....spot on!!!
Wow. This is such a powerful message. Thanks, Stephanie.
I was bullied so badly in school for having big lips , now all the girls who bullied me have lip filler 😊
Yeah. Whats up with that? I remember being so distraught over my lips and now suddenly people actually harm themselves to get a lips bigger than me?
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This also shows how much exposure influences your perception of beauty. My parents always watched old movies and I grew up seeing people like Lauren Bacall, Marlene Dietrich, Grace Kelly and Betty Davis; to me they are way more beautiful than most celebrities today. I also don't follow the Kardashians or similar influencers on social media, so I am not as exposed to that type of beauty standards.
Where was this video when I was 16? You’re doing the Lords work
Thank you for posting!!! Total facts and I love how you point these out and letting everyone know that we are all beautiful in our own way, esp YOU! ❤❤❤
With a nose like mine baby.. I would’ve been an Egyptian goddess 😂❤️
Stephanie youre the coolest person on CZcams, thank you for being here 😭❤️
Oh dear 😂😂😂
Thank you Stephanie! This was enlightening and empowering. We appreciate you appreciating us!
This has to be my favorite video so far! You're right no one is ugly. We are all beautiful in our unique way. I'm glad we don't look the same ❤❤❤
I love the 1920's silent movie style of makeup and use it as my everyday routine. If I try to wear dark lipstick to fill my lips and overline it looks crap, but if I wear dark lipstick in the old style it looks so flattering. The fact my lips are tiny doesn't look 'out of place,' despite the current beauty standards, they fit my face. The current beauty trends don't suit everyone, we can change that by adapting to what works for us. We can accentuate traits instead of hiding them.
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er which shape? similar lips here
@@seabreeze4559 Google silent films, it'll show you. People like Anna May Wong, Lillian Gish, Theda Bara. They would either make their lips look like heart shaped, emphasizing the cupids bow. Also theres makeup tutorials on YT.
My face is so 1920's and this video helps me a lot ❤
Now that you say it, my favourite cousin’s face is totally 1920s!
Same. And I’m 5’1”. Considered perfect back then.
Stephanie, I’ve been watching you’re videos for some time, and thank you, truly. Me and my teen niece watch your videos together and her self-esteem has gotten so much better. Please continue to empower women, regardless of age, with your videos, they’re amazing.
My skin is SO pale and I love it as an adult. I have a 5 head and bigger eyes. I feel like I suit the 1950’s and 40’s style really well. I don’t have huge lips but lipstick looks nice on them. Nothing ever done to myself.
Just followed ya on insta where most of my time goes. Have up on CZcams like 7 years ago. I’ve been watching you since I started CZcams in like 2014. 10 years!!! Much love and love your content!
This is not the only beauty standard. And why would you want to be “standard”… When you can be ✨UNIQUELY EXCEPTIONAL✨.
Do not let what the media says, brain wash you. Do not let these influencers, influence YOU. The only thing they are influencing is depression, insecurities, envy, sadness.. Amongst themselves and you.
You are beautiful. You were made to be unique and divine. Untouched by the hands of the “frankenstein” doctor. Please do not hurt your bodies or put it through pain. You deserve happiness, instead of pain. I love you my dear sisters. ❤
They're also influencing their own pocket books.
@@amymbeauty8765Unfortunately, because they have to do it in such fraudulent and scamming-con like way. Never true, never genuine. Always just selling an illusion.
This is why I not do quick to condone PS, beauty standard are simply trends. They'll come and go so don't change you body, spending thousands for something that no one will care about and call ugly in 10 years.
Being natural is timeless and unique
THISSSSSS
Yep. What happened to 'aging gracefully'? People used to be complimented like that. Nowadays, all the older people in Hollywood look grotesque - you can't say they're aging gracefully.
If anyone has procedures done, it lets the whole world know that you're insecure. Kinda pathetic
@@kf5338yep and then everyone praises them for how beautiful they look and they get a big head and probably forget its fake
I love this video my self confidence went up by a lot!
Wow, this is a most mind blowing and enlightening talk! You're brilliant, thank you!
As a mom in my mid 30s with a preteen daughter, your content is such a good fit for us both! It helps me process my own feelings of aging and it’s so positive for her to watch at her age to learn that she doesn’t need to fit into the toxic beauty standards of today! Thank you for the positive influence on both me and my daughter!
Loved that quote "This was the nose that launched a thousand ships" I think a very honorable mention is Elizabeth Montgomery ❤️
Thank you for doing this. This video made me feel so much better about myself
This is a perfect video to show my teen girls. Thank you! And thank you for making me feel beautiful today too!
Hi Stephanie! Your probably not gonna be seeing this but I've been watching you for the past year and this video brought me to tears at the end. I'm 17 I've always been made fun of for my roman nose, grey blue eyes, curvy body, and big lips, but watching your videos (especially this one) and being reassured that my features were and still are beautiful just fills me up with warmth.
I think I would of been the epitome of beauty in ancient Rome, Greece, or Egypt, with my roman nose, hooded eyes, fair skin, brown wavy/curly hair, big lips, curvy body, etc......
You sound like a stunner!
girl you sound like an absolute beauty like i’m being so fr❤️ it’s sad society has come to the point where beauty needs to be one thing
With your features, you can travel through time and periods! Cherish your looks!
Y'all are way too kind!
You sound amazing. Use that nose to be a goddess in this world. You deserve it. You own this to yourself. Be THAT pretty because you ARE.
I think alot can be said for men as well. I've noticed an increase of men who don't look 'Hollywood' are now being deemed really attractive and its their unique faces that are really becoming noticed. Love this for our generation ❤️
Creative, brilliant, compassionate video. You're a gem.
11:04 f*ck todays beauty standards. I wanna look like an ancient agyptian queen!
Love this ✨
Seeing all the supermodels and celebrities these days, it's so difficult to feel pretty with natural or "untweaked" features. Thank you so much Steph for this video , you don't realise the impact you're making. So much love 💗💗💗💗
For real 😢
Stephanie’s best video yet!! I have always thought that uniqueness is much more beautiful than “perfection”
It’s one of my favourites too! So glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Stephanie. Your videos are so healing. Sending love xoxo
I don’t look like anyone from any era. 😂 However, I do have the long face from the 70s and the big lips from our current time. Beauty standards are stupid. We’re all beautiful in unique ways.
Ur stunning
Same here girl!
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clara bow was the actual first it girl! she was in a film called "it"! i love that fact lol
Omg I love that movie!! And I literally look like the 1920’s stars. Tiny, sharp with youthful features and a delicate body. It was the golden age of gamines.
Thank you so much for making this video. I really needed to hear this. Forever grateful
I LOVE YOU. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. thank you for making women feel beautiful
Thank you so much Stephanie!!! I really needed this today! Just a few hours ago I was crying because I felt so ugly, which I struggle with a lot as I recover from anorexia. You've given me a massive confidence boost, as I see I fit in the 1950s!
I bet you’re such a beauty!!!! Please appreciate yourself! Also, just fyi confidence can make anyone attractive.
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You are naturally beautiful. Dont Hurt your body to fit in a weak ideal of beauty. Thats is too small minded for you. You deserve greatness and powerfull things, full of meaning and glory, you deserve a full laugh, a great food, beautifull days, Nice walks, swimming and dancing. You deserve your body in all the beautiful ways you can experience it. Sorry for mistakes, english is my 2 language. 😘😘
It's been said quite a few times and I have to repeat it: watching these videos is just good for the soul. Thank you Stephanie 🙏
You made me feel so beautiful 😭 thank you!!!!
I’m old enough to remember “heroin chic” 😆 so I’m not at all swayed by toxic beauty standards. They change in response to popular figures, so don’t be a follower: be a trend setter.
(In regard to appearances) Being true to yourself and being confident in who you are, should be the ultimate beauty standard.
LOVING the eyeshadow today, Stephanie ❤
This video made me cry, thank you ❤
I think my face is more vintage looking, like it would fit the beauty standards much much more if I was born like 80-100 years ago
For me it’s 300 years ago. Pale skin, double chin, round face and chubby body shape. I can’t wrap my head around the fact that people back then would have drawn me on paintings and envied the features that I got bullied for all throughout my life 🥲
Good job Stephanie this is an amazing video and I think will help many feel more secure with themselves and find themselves beautiful!
I'm gonna come back to this video every time I feel bad about myself, thank you❤
I think this concept is one of the reasons me and so many other girls are so invested in vintage fashion and makeup, it feels more authentic and truly gives us confidence. :)
I actually feel pretty lucky that I never got caught up with any of the beauty standards. I was never raised to care about that. I have often thought I was born in the wrong era though, but that's not because of any 'beauty standards'. Thanks for standing up for us average looking beauties.❤
If that's you in the picture, you look really pretty you don't need to fit those crazy standards ❤
One of the most important videos there is out there!
Thank you for your strong message that is so well put ❤🙏
Keep up with your work!!
I love this kind of video, thank you so much for helping us to start accepting and loving our faces and our unique beauty.
and I strongly believe that something else that makes us attractive is our attitude and confidence, loving ourselves is the key so for every girl reading this: YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL JUST THE WAY YOU ARE
I am 57 and I could tell you we definitely had different standards in the 70s and 80s. Bette Davis is my all time favorite actress!
I would have been considered an absolute earth goddess if i was in the 1950s. I hope Marilyn Monroe looks come back into style soon. Either way, whether it becomes the standard again or not, I'm proud of my looks now. Stephanie helped so much with me embracing my not trendy beauty.
This video was so healing. It's so refreshing to hear that you are not unlucky for having these certain features -- You are unlucky only with timing. I can appreciate my features that do fit today's standards, but now also feel satisfied knowing my other ones are not actually "wrong" or "bad".