For decades, beauty standards in the United States have evolved alongside culture, media, and fashion. From the glamorous curves celebrated in the 1950s to the ultra-thin trends of the 1990s, society has often promoted a narrow definition of attractiveness.
Today, however, that picture is changing.
Thanks in large part to social media and a growing movement toward inclusivity, people are seeing a wider range of body types represented online and in advertising than ever before. This shift is helping many individuals feel more represented and accepted, regardless of their size or shape.
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