This week's feminin exemplar is Molly Eskam:
Molly Eskam, born on September 29, 1998, is a beautiful social media star with a charming personality and a hilarious sense of humor. She started modeling when she was a teenager. She also started a YouTube channel during her teenage years and it launched her to internet stardom. After gaining fame, she used it to propel her modeling career. She signed with Verge Agency and began to appear in magazines.
Eskam started a career in modeling when she was in high school. In May 2010, she started her YouTube career by starting a self-titled YouTube channel that featured her travel vlogs, funny quotes, and pranks. She gained more exposure and received more views on her videos by collaborating with many successful YouTubers like RiceGum and FaZe Rug. Eskam also wanted her career in modeling to take off and began to work on her body. Soon after, she was taking part in various modeling shows as an underwear and bikini model.
Scientists at the University of Sydney showed 32 students — 16 men and 16 women — a series of computer-generated faces with varying lip sizes. Each face was presented with seven different lip versions, ranging from subtle and thin to character-like and inflated — and participants rated each image multiple times for attractiveness.Linked at the Pirate's Cove in the weekly Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup and links. The Wombat has Rule 5 Sunday: In & Out and FMJRA 2.0: Out of the Cellar (Again) up at The Other McCain. Linked at The Right Way in the weekly Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama.
The result? Male participants overwhelmingly chose “natural” lips as the most appealing on female faces. Meanwhile, ladies rated “fuller” lips higher — particularly when judging other women.
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