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What Does ‘Beautiful’ Look Like? How the Media Shapes our Beauty Ideals and Feelings of Self- Worth

What Does ‘Beautiful’ Look Like?

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What Does ‘Beautiful’ Look Like?. How the Media Shapes our Beauty Ideals and Feelings of Self-Worth. Defining Beauty. Brainstorm: What does BEAUTY mean to you? In your opinion, what makes someone BEAUTIFUL ? Come up with a list and be prepared to explain - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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What Does ‘Beautiful’ Look Like?

How the Media Shapes our Beauty Ideals and Feelings of Self-Worth

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Defining BeautyBrainstorm: What does BEAUTY mean to you?

In your opinion, what makes someone BEAUTIFUL?

Come up with a list and be prepared to explain your answers!

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Female Beauty Statistics

• Only 4% of women around the world consider themselves ‘beautiful’ (up from 2% in 2004) 

• Only 11% of girls globally are comfortable using the word ‘beautiful’ to describe themselves 

• 72% of girls feel tremendous pressure to be beautiful 

• 6 in 10 girls stop doing what they love because they feel bad about their looks.

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Male Beauty Statistics

• More than 4 in 5 men (80.7%) talk in ways that promote anxiety about their body image by referring to perceived flaws and imperfections, compared with 75% of women.

• Similarly, 38% of men say that they would sacrifice at least a year of their life in exchange for a perfect body – again, a higher proportion than women.

• 29% of men thought about their appearance at least five times a day.

• 23% of men said concerns about their appearance had deterred them from going to the gym.

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Woman ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Man ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Man ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Man ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Man ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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Is This Man ‘Beautiful’?

Why? Why not?

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When You See This Model, What Assumptions Do You Make About Who She Is?

Truth vs. Fiction…

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TED TALK: Cameron Russell“Looks aren’t everything. Believe me, I’m a model”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM4Xe6Dlp0Y

Consider the illusions that are constructed by the media, and the reality behind them! Do not believe

everything you see!

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The Media Are Constructions of Reality

How does Cameron Russell attempt to convince her audience that people’s

perception does not always equate with reality? Do you believe what she says?

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The Dove Campaign For REAL Beauty

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_I17cK1ltY

“No wonder our perception of beauty is distorted”

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Why Are We So Hard On Ourselves?

Do we all have to look the same in order to be considered ‘beautiful’?

Consider this!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=litXW91UauE

• 80% of women agree that every woman has something about her that is beautiful but do not see their own beauty 

• More than half (54%) of women globally agree that when it comes to how they look, they are their own worst beauty critic