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Does anyone else think that many Italian Women are insanely beautiful?
YES! (though as an Italian woman I am a bit biased).
I've traveled all over and come from a very large Italian family and IMO the women AND men are some of the most beautiful in the world. Roman beauty has been one of the most classic, admired forms of beauty for centuries. Millions visit the Louvre every year just to gaze at paintings and statues of beautiful Italians!
There's something about the natural balance of their face features that is striking. They tend to have full lips, good cheekbones, beautiful big, round eyes of a nice color (usually soft brown, but there are light blues too), long eye lashes, nicely arched brows, thick shiny hair, etc. They also tend to have good skin which ages well - less wrinkles and their natural olive complexion makes them look healthy/tan.
I have 50 year old aunts with killer bodies (bigger chests, small waists), long, thick hair, no wrinkles, and perfect tans. They could pass for 20-something and get hit on all the time. It always amazes me how well my family members age. The women seem to get better and better.
YES! (though as an Italian woman I am a bit biased).
I've traveled all over and come from a very large Italian family and IMO the women AND men are some of the most beautiful in the world. Roman beauty has been one of the most classic, admired forms of beauty for centuries. Millions visit the Louvre every year just to gaze at paintings and statues of beautiful Italians!
There's something about the natural balance of their face features that is striking. They tend to have full lips, good cheekbones, beautiful big, round eyes of a nice color (usually soft brown, but there are light blues too), long eye lashes, nicely arched brows, thick shiny hair, etc. They also tend to have good skin which ages well - less wrinkles and their natural olive complexion makes them look healthy/tan.
I have 50 year old aunts with killer bodies (bigger chests, small waists), long, thick hair, no wrinkles, and perfect tans. They could pass for 20-something and get hit on all the time. It always amazes me how well my family members age. The women seem to get better and better.
Yes, Italians are a beautiful race of people..............the women...........wow. But they are also cursed with a very high weirdosity factor.
Yes, Italians are a beautiful race of people..............the women...........wow. But they are also cursed with a very high weirdosity factor.
LOL...Weirdosity? Please elaborate. The women in my Chicago Italian family are nothing like "The Jersey Shore" (and we're not like Godfather women either!). Half of them look like Cindy Crawford (is she Italian?) and/or the woman in the movie "Life Is Beautiful" (My sisters and I got that a lot when that movie came out).
I just think it's remarkable how well Italian women age. My Sicilian grandma was 100 years old (yes 100!) and still had thick, salt & pepper, long hair (she wore it in a bun).
Also want to add that I have a group of Korean-American girlfriends and I also find them to be particularly beautiful...There is something so pretty about their features, shiny hair, petite figures, etc..
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(though as an Italian woman I am a bit biased).
