Body Fashion Through Time: The Beauty Ideas Throughout History
I am aware that my issues have to be focused on obesity, nutrition and surgery, but in the constant search for answers I came across a letter: "The body fashion: over time, apparently caused by wanting to be what is not is.
Here I show with a stroke history, as we have changed our preferences morphological, over time, what humans do with our body for social acceptance, raise our status, be fashionable body be desired or desired and elevate our egos background without making physical changes due to health or illness.
Not new in our society who are of more importance to the body of the woman to man. (Idea!). While the man is related to the strength, stamina, money and power to women is associated with beauty, sex appeal and sensation.
In the various stages of history have imposed different ideas of beauty and many men and women have been forced by social pressures to follow and perform. In some cases, fit that pattern has brought beauty and poses a health risk.
• "In primitive societies, women are preferred to thick, it was a symbol of fertility, prestige and high status."
• "During the Middle Ages although fat was also a symbol of wealth and health, the appeal focused more on the external ornamentation on the body and could hardly tell the difference in dress of both sexes."
• "From the fourteenth century is beginning to differentiate between male and female clothing (it is thought that this is the beginning of what we call" fashion "). The woman's body begins to social values, using clothes that will highlight ".
• "In the fifteenth to eighteenth following with great appreciation to the plump woman with big hips and breasts. It was even put pillows under their clothes to accentuate these attributes. Being a big woman was synonymous with wealth and health, the men took pride in having a wife as well because it meant that he could hold. "
• "In the eighteenth century is at its peak of French fashion having great influence in European society. It is governed by the use of the corset (to differentiate social classes) and the crinoline (to emphasize the hips). Eat light was a sign of distinction. "
• "With the Industrial Revolution improved the media and with them, there is a greater ability to disseminate the aesthetic: the corset to be wasp waist, to emphasize the buttocks and bustle skirts that taper to the knee in the form siren. We report the first cases of disease by low weight: Anorexia nervosa.
• "In the twentieth century began to teach the legs and the skirt is short and the skirt, so much so that in the late sixties: Surge the" phenomenon Tweggy. Tweggy was a 17 year old English model thin that caused a furor at the time and was imitated by many young people from around the world when implementing the fashion of the miniskirt and hot pants. "
• Up to today: The stereotype of extremely thin women continues to widen. Large clothing designers hired women only high and very low birth weight. In the 90s, social pressure echoes this thinness and beauty contests are full of women with no muscle mass or fat mass secondary to eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia. Deaths are reported around the world of models and "symbols of beauty" with these disorders and advanced malnutrition presenting to stay thin. Moreover, the "thinness" is associated inter alia to succeed and no longer implies a distinction between social classes. Extending the typical cases of anorexia and bulimia (vomiting after eating) among adolescents around the world looking to be accepted. Colombian artist Botero did not have much impact and was ignored with the exhibition of his works squat in Paris, where women are characterized by extremely thin and come to the supermarket carrying a magnifying glass to read the nutritional value of what they are getting.
It is important to recognize that our bodies are made for certain weight and measures and not be led by fashion endangering our health. Parallel and independently to the current body preference, look for two decades as women and men who are overweight or obese increased out of proportion due to factors such as uncontrolled eruption of Food Technology in our daily diet, where they produce food and meals of high calorific value and very low power nutrient, also due to the decrease of physical activities of the general population and particularly acute in large cities, where the outdoor physical activities are restricted by dangers involved.
Another factor contributing to the morphological changes of the population has been changing family dynamics, where children and parents spend hours sitting almost immobile, facing the television monitor or computer.
Genetics, food habits and physical activity are the ones who determine our morphology, our body type at different ages, and this morphology throughout life will continue to modify it for what we eat and the activity physics to develop.
Here I show with a stroke history, as we have changed our preferences morphological, over time, what humans do with our body for social acceptance, raise our status, be fashionable body be desired or desired and elevate our egos background without making physical changes due to health or illness.
Not new in our society who are of more importance to the body of the woman to man. (Idea!). While the man is related to the strength, stamina, money and power to women is associated with beauty, sex appeal and sensation.
In the various stages of history have imposed different ideas of beauty and many men and women have been forced by social pressures to follow and perform. In some cases, fit that pattern has brought beauty and poses a health risk.
• "In primitive societies, women are preferred to thick, it was a symbol of fertility, prestige and high status."
• "During the Middle Ages although fat was also a symbol of wealth and health, the appeal focused more on the external ornamentation on the body and could hardly tell the difference in dress of both sexes."
• "From the fourteenth century is beginning to differentiate between male and female clothing (it is thought that this is the beginning of what we call" fashion "). The woman's body begins to social values, using clothes that will highlight ".
• "In the fifteenth to eighteenth following with great appreciation to the plump woman with big hips and breasts. It was even put pillows under their clothes to accentuate these attributes. Being a big woman was synonymous with wealth and health, the men took pride in having a wife as well because it meant that he could hold. "
• "In the eighteenth century is at its peak of French fashion having great influence in European society. It is governed by the use of the corset (to differentiate social classes) and the crinoline (to emphasize the hips). Eat light was a sign of distinction. "
• "With the Industrial Revolution improved the media and with them, there is a greater ability to disseminate the aesthetic: the corset to be wasp waist, to emphasize the buttocks and bustle skirts that taper to the knee in the form siren. We report the first cases of disease by low weight: Anorexia nervosa.
• "In the twentieth century began to teach the legs and the skirt is short and the skirt, so much so that in the late sixties: Surge the" phenomenon Tweggy. Tweggy was a 17 year old English model thin that caused a furor at the time and was imitated by many young people from around the world when implementing the fashion of the miniskirt and hot pants. "
• Up to today: The stereotype of extremely thin women continues to widen. Large clothing designers hired women only high and very low birth weight. In the 90s, social pressure echoes this thinness and beauty contests are full of women with no muscle mass or fat mass secondary to eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia. Deaths are reported around the world of models and "symbols of beauty" with these disorders and advanced malnutrition presenting to stay thin. Moreover, the "thinness" is associated inter alia to succeed and no longer implies a distinction between social classes. Extending the typical cases of anorexia and bulimia (vomiting after eating) among adolescents around the world looking to be accepted. Colombian artist Botero did not have much impact and was ignored with the exhibition of his works squat in Paris, where women are characterized by extremely thin and come to the supermarket carrying a magnifying glass to read the nutritional value of what they are getting.
It is important to recognize that our bodies are made for certain weight and measures and not be led by fashion endangering our health. Parallel and independently to the current body preference, look for two decades as women and men who are overweight or obese increased out of proportion due to factors such as uncontrolled eruption of Food Technology in our daily diet, where they produce food and meals of high calorific value and very low power nutrient, also due to the decrease of physical activities of the general population and particularly acute in large cities, where the outdoor physical activities are restricted by dangers involved.
Another factor contributing to the morphological changes of the population has been changing family dynamics, where children and parents spend hours sitting almost immobile, facing the television monitor or computer.
Genetics, food habits and physical activity are the ones who determine our morphology, our body type at different ages, and this morphology throughout life will continue to modify it for what we eat and the activity physics to develop.
|
Bookmark this post:
|
|
