I’ve always found it strange how quickly we decide what makes someone beautiful. A certain body shape becomes fashionable or a particular feature becomes desirable. Everyone seems to want to look like that. But those ideals never seem to stay the same for very long.
Curvy silhouettes were celebrated in one era, while ultra-slim figures were favored in another. Fashion, entertainment and popular culture are merciless when changing beauty standards.
Kelly Brook knows a thing or two about changing beauty standards. The British model and television personality became well known for her figure, and later was dubbed as the ideal female body. Nearly two decades later, at 46, her story offers a chance to look at where those claims came from and why there will never be such a thing as a perfect body.
