In the Renaissance, curves, white complexion, long size, small ears, small feet, short teeth and red cheeks were the
criterions to be pretty. Botticelli has painted the famous painting" the birth
of the vénus " illustrating in the perfection the beauty of the Renaissance. The curves meant "being healthy and Wealth"
These criteria of beauty have changed a lot.
In 2010, the women are tall, thin or androgynous and the skin is nicely tanned. Today the thinness reveals wealth and good food. And contrary to what was the case centuries ago, the curves demonstrate an unhealthy lifestyle.
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