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Marilyn Monroe is a key example of celebrity culture that influenced the idea of beauty standards during the 1950s

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Marilyn Monroe was known for her iconic red lips, platinum blonde hair, seductive and feminine aesthetic and curvy figure. she was idolised by men and woman and became the desired beauty standard in the 50s.

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The bust of queen Nefertiti. made in 1345B by Thutmose.

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queen nefertiti was said to be the perception of perfection and beauty. she was looked upon by others to be the desired way to look during Egyptian civilisation.

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during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1 highly toxic cosmetic products, dyed hair and rotten teeth were said to be the standards of woman during this time. these cosmetics seriously effected the health of the individuals using it and could even be fatal, due to the high levels of lead.

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the idea of unrealistic expectations and beauty standards is definitely rising by the day. the use of filters, plastic surgery and unrealistic over glamorised lifestyles cause people to feel depressed and look down on themselves when they fail to fulfil what they see and the perception of beautiful. these standards are set by society who are influenced through social media, culture, art and technology.

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the kardashians are a prime example of celebrities that set unrealistic expectations on how woman should look. they live over glamorised lifestyles. indulge in surgeries and do not portray realistic representations of woman. this make others feel in order to be successful or accepted in society they must comply to these lifestyle choices.

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during greek civilisation they admired physical and fitness and how their bodies looked. natural cosmetics were made to enhance natural beauty. the greeks admired the gods as well as their emperors who were fit and followed a healthy lifestyle.

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these stats show a steady increase of the popularity of people getting plastic surgery. this is all due to the idea of influences and pressures that society implement on people to look a certain way. this particularly focuses on woman as beauty standards apply to them more than males due to stereotyping and oversexualision.

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during the 1950s was the rise of famous cosmetic brand such as Mac. this also influenced beauty standards and allowed people to have direct access to products that can help fulfil these desires. Mac during the 1950s also collaborated with celebrities like Marilyn Monroe who used her iconic red lipstick to boost sales for Mac's newly released red lipstick.

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social media is a factor that heavily influences beauty standards especially in todays society. this wasn't so much as a problem in earlier years, but now the use of social media is creating not only unrealistic beauty standards but positively also a chance for people to challenge these standards and protest for beauty to be perceived for ambitiously and enhancing natural beauty.

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religion is another factor that influences beauty standards. it consists of elderly generations teaching and pressuring younger generations to follows these traditional teachings otherwise it meant putting shame on their culture. Indian cultures teach and perceive beauty by being pale, thin, dark hair and small lips. however other cultures speak about being wealthy and showing this through being plump and tan.

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Albert Bandura's social learning theory can be applied when discussing the idea of peoples behaviour and response to beauty standards and expectations. he explains that people imitate and copy behaviours of people when they are praised or admired ignorer to receive the same treatment.

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when applying this theory to beauty standards across history we see the same pattern. someone looking and acting a certain way. the individual getting attention and praised whether that be on social media, royal family or actress etc. people craving this attention and acceptance therefore reinforcing this certain appearance as the ideal way to look in order to be happy and be socially accepted. failure to adhere to these standards lead to unhappiness and being an outcast within society.

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Andy warhol pop art silkscreen of Marilyn Monroe called the Marilyn Diptych. includes ink presses of the recently deceased actress to pay homage to her life to death. appears in many different colours to symbolise her life and death.

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Micheal Schoeller is a photographer that uses celebrities and his distinctive techniques to strip them away of their wealth and success and portray them as basic human beings along side images of homeless people and average people. he focuses on the sense of equality, realism and honesty. this ties in well to the idea of beauty standards as he dismisses the wealth and individuality of the celebrities and represents them in a way that categorises them as one.

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240 Drawings Of Famous People ideas | drawings, pencil portrait, portrait drawing

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Oct 25, 2017 - Explore Sherry Hunter’s board “Drawings Of Famous People” on Pinterest. See more ideas about drawings, pencil portrait, portrait drawing.

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this photo I came across when I was looking for inspiration for my drawings on my designed element. it features a caricature of Kylie Jenner who I will be drawing. I find this amusing as it almost mocks someone who is highly admired for their looks and influence lots of young people. I find it interesting how someone who is so looked up to and influential can be put into this kind of light and in a way mocked for something she is idolised for

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I like this style of simple designs that have pops of colour and still highlight Monroes trademarks like her red lips, sultry eyes and beauty mark

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this gif appeared when I seached up the word beauty. this again clearly shows the extend of Beauty standards and how they change through different environments and cultures.

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example drawing and inspirations to how I want to draw my designs on my

poster

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templates for my poster

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decided to have half a face of the people ive decided to draw on each part of the poster to contrast between different ideas of beauty expectations across the decades

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decided on three people for my poster. queen Nefertiti, Marilyn Monroe and Kylie Jenner

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looking and exploring at ideas of how to present my poster which will include three digital draw images of three iconic people that represent the idea of beauty in different time periods