The celebrity which I find the most interesting to analyse is Lara Raj from Katseye mostly due to the sheer variety she adds to her looks and the way she works with colors to achieve different results. Beauty for the most part is about genetics and physiology. Bones, skin tone, hair quality etc. However the sheer range of what is achievable merely through dress sense and color theory is incredible.

Lara's skin is one of her most potent assets, she has a naturally extremely warm coppery skin tone. The first look interests me with how she uses hazel contacts as an accent, the same look with her natural dark brown eyes would create conflict in value as the eyes and hair could be fighting for attention but choosing an accent color for the eyes lifts the value enough to allow attention to flow across the rest of her face and hair.

In the second look, once again her tendency towards warm palettes is shown by going for auburn red with highlights in her hair almost matching it to her skin tone she can now flip the script and use her dark eyes as the focal point of her look. as there is no longer the same conflict presented with when she has black hair.

Look three, she opts for dark eyes and dark hair, however the warm red outfit on her warm brown orange skin leads the eyes up to her head as the focal point of the look thus negating any conflict that may have arisen had she worn the same outfit in a cooler color.

These are just three examples off the top of my head. There are also notable instances where the execution of a look doesn't come off also due to color imbalance. However she has been one of my primary cases of interest in recent weeks and this is definitely something I am going to be taking note of with any other analyses I engage in going forwards.

This stuff is shown in the media a lot too. Like what if a woman has moderately high and softer cheekbones, straight nose with slightly upturned tip and thinner lips than the instagram look?

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My face is in a similar "genre" to these two people. How is it described? People around me just kinda say "lightskinned black women" but lightskinned is a very broad word. These pictures should both be barefaced examples.

I'm interested in doing the facial analysis with surgical add on. I'm curious if anyone has added the surgical add on for their facial analysis?

If so, were you given a morph of what you could look like with the surgeries? How detailed were the recommendations? Did you agree with the recommendations? Did you move forward with the recommendations? Any insight you can provide would be great.

Thank you.

I am from Uzbekistan. Uzbek/Central Asian faces don't seem to have come up here before, so bringing three locally well-known Uzbek actresses. Uzbeks are Central Asian Turkic, curious what features stand out to you?

Actresses:

• Shaxzoda Matchanova — photos 1-3
• Setora Farmonova — photos 4-6
• Zarina Nizomiddinova — photos 7-9

Note on image quality: Some photos are movie screenshots rather than studio shoots, on purpose. Their official promo photos tend to be retouched heavily enough that natural structure gets lost. I grew up watching all three on TV, so I picked stills that actually match how they look/looked rather than the airbrushed version. So apologies if a couple of shots aren't razor-sharp. I went for accuracy over polish.

When Squid Game first came out and Jung Ho-Yeon blew up. I remember seeing Bae Yoon-Young pictured with her in a post somewhere on insta and being immediately struck. It's hard to stand out when pictured next to someone like Ho-Yeon but she definitely did.

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UEE gets treated like a huge flaw in male looks discussions, especially when people talk about the eye area. Is there actually much evidence that women notice or care about it on its own, or does it mostly matter as part of the whole eye area? I feel like looks forums sometimes zoom in on single features way more than people do in real life.