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RE: Great American Pin-Up - Harry Ekman - about woman and dogs;)
Interestingly at the time, beauty in a Man's eye was not the skinny flat chested ones like the models today.
Interestingly at the time, beauty in a Man's eye was not the skinny flat chested ones like the models today.
In all times it was different, true:) At the very beginning it was "the fatter - the better":)
Because at that time, no one ever think big was ugly. They weren't really fat, they were just very meaty.
I'd say the most important is to stay healthy and active.
Even the big women at the time (of the Renaissances) were very active women in their lives.
Big shapes associated with good health and that family has enough food, wide hips - with ability to give birth;)
Yep. Unfortunately something went twisted along the way...