What are the sociocultural forces that maintain traditional beauty standards, and how can queer theory challenge them?
Society has always had strict expectations for what constitutes "beauty."...
Queer embodiment and performative identity can be defined as an active process of self-creation through which individuals express their unique identities and experiences beyond traditional binaries...
Aging is a natural process that affects all people, but it has unique implications for women's sexual attractiveness. As they age, women may feel pressure to conform to changing cultural standards...
In today's world, diversity is becoming increasingly important in all areas of life, including fashion, art, and media. This is especially true when it comes to representing models in magazines such...