The human society is constantly changing, and during these changes, beauty ideals also undergo significant transformations. These beauty ideals are shaped not only by culture but also by economic and social environments. Throughout history, different characteristics have become attractive in various periods, closely linked to the economic realities and social expectations of the time. The change in beauty ideals is particularly noteworthy in the case of female beauty, where fullness and voluptuous shapes were once symbols of fertility. In the past, being overweight was not only attractive from an aesthetic perspective but also functioned as an indicator of health and well-being. Although preferences have refined over time, the attraction to…