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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?
Well,I can explain why New Mexico isnt mentioned,cause only half the population of the whole state is white and of how many of those are actually females,maybe half or a little more,so that narrows it down to a selected bunch,and the white girls in my opinion here have a different style and look than southern girls,I can usually tell a southern or cali girl from the locals by looks.
I am from Cleveland.
I have traveled for my job and have lived in a bunch of different cities: Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, San Fran, Vegas, and Dallas. Let's face it, some cities have more ethnic beauties than the other.
If we are speaking of only 'white' women, on this post, than I would say that Dallas wins hands down. No contest. [Atlanta takes first for African American beauties].
In Dallas, I have never seen so many beautiful 'white' women and they are EVERYWHERE. Blonds and blue eyed, with great bodies, nice personalities.
Generally speaking, where there is warm weather, women are knockouts, better bodies, healthier looking, more smiles, less attitude.
Don't think so? OK then just go to Cleveland and Chicago. Then go to Dallas, Vegas, Miami and you will see for yourself. Dallas just has noticeably more of the 'white', gorgeous women, in my opinion.
BTW - my taste: I actually prefer only Asian women, so I like San Fran the best.
I think with all races of people you're probably going to find best looking women in areas that either: 1) really cosmopolitan (think Manhattan, San Francisco) and the women there compete with each other over looks and clothes or 2) have a very strong beach culture such as South Florida, Southern California, and Hawaii.
Going to have to disagree on the beach thing. I spent a fair amount of time in Hawaii and most of the (few) attractive women I saw and met were tourists. I disappointed in the lack of attractive women in Hawaii. Los Angeles has quite a few attractive women, but many of those are the type that move there to be "discovered" and outside of that, I found LA to be disappointing with the exception of the fact that there were far fewer obese women around.
Personally, I think the upper Midwest and the Canadian prairie provinces have a lot of attractive women due to the high percentage of Scandinavian and Slavic genes going around.
Personally, I think the upper Midwest and the Canadian prairie provinces have a lot of attractive women
Maybe I'm biased, but I have to agree.
Midwestern girls put places like Las Vegas or South Florida to shame, in my opinion.
A lot of those ladies look good from a distance, or they have a ton of makeup, etc. Not the legitimately beautiful (even makeup-free) "girl next door" type that you'll find around here.
It's all generalizations though, and there are good looking women everywhere. But it is different from place to place, for sure.
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