1. Do you like unconventional beauties or not? 2. Why/Why not? If you likes them, what do you like with them? 3. Which celebrity do you find unconventionally attractive?
Definition: Unconventional beauties and attractive people have some likeable features, but also some features you may find flawed and therefor you finds them unique. Women I've asked finds Adrien Brody, Ed Sheeran and Benedict Cumberbatch unconventional handsome. Men have mentioned Lorde, Ellen Page and Adele as unconventional beauties.
They're definitively unconventional by my standard. All of them looks younger than the conventional age standard. Most people prefer celebrities looking 20 or older. All of the celebrities you shared could pass as 13 - 14 in my opinion. I would at least believe they were under aged if I met them on the street.
First guys was 16 / 17 when the pictures was taken, second was almost 30, third was 18 and the last is 25. In France it's extremely rare to see guys looking like that and even on tv, most celebrities have sharper face features. I think in France they prefer celebrities to look in their 30s, most celebrities in France are middle aged, very fews are in their 20s and they're mostly celebrities that are popular with young teens (middle school).
I think celebrities looking 20+ is nice, but there are also many 30+ who looks nice. I think it's good it's that way since it's important adults likes adults. It's not wrong for a person under 18 to start finding adults attractive, but the other way around isn't good. Adults liking adults who looks like kids seems unbelievable to me.
That's true there's many 30s years old people who look good, some people in their 40s look good too. It really depend on the person some would look really good older and others really depend, depend on they age. Yes, this is not good. After I know people that guess age very badly and think everyone look older than their real age so it's a bit tricky.
For me only the first and third guys look under aged. People who have rounder / softer and lighter face features look younger in general (fuller cheeks make people look younger too). While sharper and darker features make people looking older (in general).
People always guess me to be 15 / 16 because I have soft face features (fuller cheeks, big light eyes and my face features are more soft than sharp, I also have some pimples which is commonly associated with teenager).
Too I think how we see age depend on where we live, I've noticed Scandinavian tended to look older than French because they have sharper features while most French have soft / rounder face features. Last time I was watching a video of a swedish girl who I thought was 17 and she turned out to be only 13 / 14 years old.
French actress, she's 25 but she look younger because she have soft face features :
Canadian actress she's 41 but look super young :
She's only 36 but she look older than the Canadian actress (she also look older than her real age) :
I think in general if you have rounder /softer face features you'll look younger but if you have sharper / more defined face features you'll look older. Too full cheeks make a person much younger because full cheeks are associated with teenager.
Too I think light features (hair, eyes and skin) tend to make a person looking younger so if you have rounder / soft and light face features with full cheeks you're going to look very young even if you're aged.
Thanks for answer. I don't get it that people finds them attractive either if they looks way younger than their age. A 20 years old who looks 12 would be a major turn off to me and I wouldn't date that person at all. Even not for a billion.
You're welcome :) I searched about it before like "why do some people look younger and others older?" and this is the result I've gotten.
I can find people that look younger to be good looking but after dating is another things; if they look 12 then I won't date them cause I would feel really weird about it.
They were a question about it on gag and most guys said they would date a girl that looked 13 if she were 20 or older, they wouldn't feel bad about because she's legal. It was really weird.
Maybe some are attracted to it because it's in their culture to be "obsessed" with youth? In America they're really into youth (especially for women). In Korea too I've noticed they really liked it (Kpop and all their idols are always very young or look very young) though I think it's more designed for teenager than adult so I'm not sure.
Rupert Grint is unconventionally attractive ❤ He's like Ed Sheeran, but I'm not attracted to Ed. There is just something amazing about Rupert, I've had a crush on him since I was little!
I’m more for classical appearance. However, I’m gonna go with Helena Bonham Carter as Bellatrix Lestrange from Harry Potter series, seeing as I find Helen to only looks average outside of the franchise
I think she's unconventional in general speaking. I would say the Belle actress in Twilight is also unconventional beautiful although her facial features don't look very flawed because she often looks tired and in a bad mood.
De Gustibus non est disputandum. We live in a society where each of us seeks to be accepted for who we are, each of us special, unique, different; and yet as a group we force each into submission by chastising those of us who don't agree with us, and show signs of being different.
So here we are asking for opinions, and as long as we get opinions that we all agree with, all will be good with the world. I'm left hoping that a handful of you are still open minded.
This woman in the photo is attractive, she has an exotic almost alien look about her, and yes I want to kiss her lips. Her nose, her hair are natural looking; she is very desirable to me.
Natural beauty as hers, leads me to believing that she has no need to obsess over her appearance. If she sees herself as I do, it makes her a low maintenance type of woman. The notion that there are more important things going on between her ears is what makes her attractive.
If she smiles, or opens her mouth, my opinion may change. But the answer is, yes; I do enjoy unconventional beauty.
Yes I do like unconventional beauty. I've always had crushes on guys everyone else said "eww why him" but I love to see people who don't follow the crowd and are different , it makes them stand out from the rest and I find that really beautiful.
I'm really attracted to men with heterochromia eyes, big ears, noise or lanky, freckles etc. I think what others may see as physical imperfections are what defines us people and when someone inbraces it I find it really hot. It shows they are confident and real when they don't try to follow mainstream beauty standards and are themselves and aren't ashamed of it. For example I find Adam Driver extremely handsome but everyone else tells me he's ugly and they last guy I had a crush on everyone was really shocked and expected me to like the really big muscular handsome guy all the other woman crushed on.
I love unconventional beauty. Why? Because basic bitches are BORING!!! I swear, some girl posted a Take about beautiful Romanian women not too long ago, and I was just... bored. Isn’t “beauty” supposed to be unique? If You can see the same Barbie dolls everywhere you go, is everyone beautiful then? No. Not to me. I like faces and features that stand out. I like to be able to be surprised. Beauty has to move me. If the see the same thing over and over again, I’m just going to get annoyed.
I (kinda) have a feature that people may consider ‘flawed’ which is a gap between my two front teeth and personally, if that’s the way God made you, that’s the way God made you —be your own definition of beautiful rather than society perspective and another thing is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder —what may seem pretty to me may not look pretty from your perspective. I dunno man but that’s just my opinion 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
It's actually very fashionable and seen to be a sign of luck and that you will have a successful future if you have a gap between your two front teeth in some cultures.
Yes, I’ve heard of that before —just hope it’s true for the most part😂😂😁 and Yh, I guess so but I don’t see as often —in the fashion/+beauty industry that is
@UnknownBartley I think personally sometimes it looks rather attractive on certain people.
I actually used to really badly want gapped teeth at the front when I was younger and would get a black felt tip and make it look like my dolls had their two front teeth gapped apart 😅 I was a strange child.
My teeth are actually starting to get really gappy at the front but knowing me I probably get what I wish for and end up looking like someone off Jeremy Kyle.
@UnknownBartley Yh I get where you’re coming from and all and when I was younger I hated it as well but now, I just accepted it and once it I did, I’ve liked it ever since and @Alice2398 nope I haven’t but I’ll check them out and Yh, I guess it does depend on how it looks on someone whether it suits them or not
I get what you mean. I have a mole on my nose and massive eyes. I cried for eyes when I got the mole on my nose and I got picked on for it at school and told I was ugly and had creepy cod fish eyes but know I've realised its what defines me and I should own it. I've also learnt to accept it and I actually think the mole on my nose is cute and I call it my chocolate button. So I'm glad you also accept your uniqueness and don't see it as a flaw.
Yes! Unconventional beauty is awesome. We come in all shapes and sizes and it's awesome! My favorite example is Yolandi Visser from the South African group Die Antwoord.
If you're talking overweight models, probably no. I dont like those kind of unconventional beauty because it promotes unhealthy lifestyle. I firmly believe anyone should strive to be in their ideal weight with healthy mutritious diet and regular physical workout.
In terms of looks, Im ok with them as they are beautiful in their own way. An example I could think of is Khoudia Diop "Queen of the Dark"
in my opinion she IS very pretty even beautiful face, just not her body. Unless you’re into that which some guys really are... she’s like those venicien or grecoroman statues.
Yes I agree, her face is pretty, but the fact she is very overweight spoils it for most men (understandably; if a handsome guy was very overweight, it'd put me off too).
Some people I've talked to says she's unconventional beautiful because she has an average face and is thick, but that her makeup gives her a classy look. So it's subjective I guess.
The term is usually used about people with unique and rare facial features, but not always. You don't have to look extremely unique and can still look average, but still be unconventional because not many would see Adele as a classical beauty because of her averageness.
People usually sees Megan Fox and Adriana Lima as more of conventional and classical beauties. They follows the society's classical beauty ideal at least.
Hmm I think of unconventional Beauty as having unique looks that can be beautiful. Not an average face that some find pretty. But anyhow Adele literally has classical looks. Ivory skin rosy cheeks long blond hair big blue eyes high cheekbones. I’m not attracted to this myself but it’s heavily conventional.
I do like them. Tilda Swinton is one of my favorites. As is Russell Brand. I find them both very attractive. Neither really fits the mold of traditional or conventional good looks. There really aren't people that I find unattractive.
If we are talking about strictly looks only then no I am not attracted to unconventional beauties. However, many unconventional beauties can have extremely charming personalities that make people fall for them despite their nontraditional looks.
@Alice2398 I mean, I dont like it on me, but on others, I really dont even mind it. Definitely a strange child 😂 I mean, if you take care of your appearance even a little bit, you've got no chance in looking like them
Yes I love unconditionally attractive people... perhaps because they look different from others and have something unique about which you can talk about...
I like some. Many are too unconventional... Slick Woods and the girl from Die Antwoord, as others have brought up, are too unconventional for my taste. Yuck...
yes i do, like especially High Fashion models, the weirdness make them so oddly highly attractive the special fts they have i just melt for it, something unique and interesting about it
I take every gal as her own combination of looks; I’m not a “checklist” type of guy when it comes to my attraction in women.
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Some for sure. But I'm a HUGE fan of conventional beauty. But there are certain characteristics that I find attractive that are not necessarily conventional.
In women for example, I'd say that my taste relative to the convention find more beauty in a disproportionately large bust. Disproportionate not only to the average, but also to the conventional standard of beauty, which is probably already disproportionately large.
Agree. I think she has a beautiful and an almost flawless face. When she looks relaxed in her face she looks like a regular beautiful model. But when she smiles it looks joker like. She looks more like a joker friend than Margot Robbie who played Harley Quinn.
Unconventional beauty to me is having very rare facial features like their eyes, noses etc. looks different than what's common, the distances between the features are closer or more far apart than what's common and being pleasant to look at although they don't necessary have many features most people finds beautiful. They may have some average and some typically none-beautiful features, but still be good to the eyes.
I've seen that a million and one times😒 from marilyn to twiggy to margot to meryl streep to taylor swift to jennifer lawrence to adele to lady gaga to britney to pink to gisele to cara to sabrina the teenage witch. just stop for a second damn
I'm tall blonde and white, I still think I'm beautiful though and I'm pretty and flawless like all the models so I would also find myself unconventionaly beautiful in some areas
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