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Is the first woman Suman Ranganathan Indian? She is very exotic and beautiful.

Another thing I want to add about the ideal view of how Iranian women ought to look and this is an idea that prevailed in medeival Europe as well. You had brought up the issue of how lighter skin is preferred among women in more traditional societies with the exception of European socieities and the United States that are aspiring towards more radical versions of beauty.

I do actually agree with you because lighter skin, especially in women, is associated with something very interesting.

I hope that Ron doesn't get upset with me for bringing up this issue given that this site is not about skin color, but since Geat mentions it a lot, I kind of like to address it.

In Medeival Europe, the ideal beauty was a soft, fleshy woman with very white pale skin and light blond hair in almost any case. The reason for it is because she resembled a woman who was indoors and who was untouched: a WOMAN WHO WAS PURE ON EVERY ACCOUNT, which was evident in her appearance whereas a darker featured woman was often associated with a more primitive lifestyle and darker skin was associated with being a member of the working class. Women of the working class spent more time outdoors and came in contact with different men and were more likely to have their virtues compromised.

As we can see, in European societies and in the USA, today, ideal beauty is considered to be what is "exotic," or different from what tradition had us think. In developing countries and in traditional societies, many still uphold the same traditional values.

In Iran, there is saying even today about what the ideal girl is that a man ought to be seeking for marriage. Translated literally, it goes as "A girl who has not seen sunlight or moonlight," meaning a girl who is at home all of the time. There is an old saying, translated literally "A woman must be beautiful, white and a bit fat." In traditional societies, many still judge woman's character on account of how they look and certain features or looks (mannerisms, styles, and dress included) are associated with certain behaviors, socioeconomic background, attitudes, and familial upbringing. People are often discriminated against or set apart from one another alongside these differences.

If you notice the pictures you have put up of Leila Hatami and Leila Shakerdoost, you will notice that they are both dressed in white and covered all over. They both appear lighter skinned than they would be without lighting and makeup. Elnaz Shakerdoost looks in the picture and smiles, but she smiles as a doll would smile at you, there is nothing sexually suggestive in how she smiles at you. She maintains her modesty. Her eyes are naturally hazel, I believe, but the lighting has made her eyes appear like the glassy green eyes of a doll. Leila Hatami is dressed in a similar manner and is looking down with her hands folded together.

Observe how different these pictures look from those of the other models and actresses who are tanned in bikinis and are posing seductively. The main emphasis of the other actresses and the models is their flesh, their body parts, how much they are revealing of themselves. In my personal opinion, their faces are less beautiful and feminine. The promote sexual freedom and lack of modesty or value of the female body. To be quite honest, I like the way the Iranian actresses look more on account of their modesty and ability to look attractive without being revealing. Their unattainable.

Lets take a look at cultural differences.

In the US, where I live today, through the efforts of several civil rights movements and activitist over the decades and the latter half of the 20th century, we are constantly encouraged not to judge by appearances alone even though we do because part of being human involves making faulty generalizations from time to time. The simple fact, however, that we are encouraged not to "judge a book by its cover" has opened the doors for many people to show their talents and have their unique type of beauty recognized and appreciated. This all accounts for the popularity of black rap artists and many other celebrities who do not fit the traditional standard of beauty.

Furhtermore, being "expressive" in whatever way we wish is encouraged be it through nudity, ludeness, obscenity, or provocativeness. See how popular and recognized Paris Hilton is for the videos she intentionally spreads. A video of one Iranian actress was exposed of her having sexual relations, against her knowledge and will, and her career ended right then and there.

I wanted to make this point before the issue of skin color and the popularity of lighter skinned people within their own countries is overemphasized again.