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It seems like some cities are always mentioned, and some are never mentioned. There's probably reasonable factors to explain it.
-Beach cities, so cal, so florida, 350+ days of sunshine. Into health, fitness, diet.
-Warm states in the south (texas, ga). More sun, closer to the equator.
-Intellectual, career women. Montreal?, nyc, san francisco. More "natural" women.
Areas not mentioned...cold northern states, minn, north dakota, the plains, or remote states, vermont, maine. Not enough sun. More conservative dress? More traditional. More religious areas? Utah is never mentioned.
Wooded areas, forest areas are almost never mentioned. A different lifestyle than in the open cities (like so cal)?
I wonder why Montreal and not Toronto, Vancuver, Calgary?
insidestl has a thing, I think weekly, where they have a contest for the most beautiful local girl in St. Louis.
I live in a town of 400, and I'm not the most beautiful. I'll be honest about it.
Basically any state can have beautiful people. LA has a lot of plastic surgeons and beauty salons, so I'd expect them.
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