Btw, "conventional beauty" is effectively an underhanded slur rooted in the envy of the "are-nots" toward the "ares". "Unrealistic" functions similarly, as ther

Btw, "conventional beauty" is effectively an underhanded slur rooted in the envy of the "are-nots" toward the "ares". "Unrealistic" functions similarly, as there are plenty of women with the body proportions depicted in the handful of images I managed to see quickly perusing this page, and so while they may be uncommon (made, shall we say, more conspicuous in an age where obesity has skyrocketed and slovenly dress is ubiquitous), they cannot be unrealistic as such women do exist and do, in fact, dwell among us as fellow human beings. (N.b., some of the women depicted are entirely average or vulgar, and the manner in which some women are 'depicted' is also deficient in taste.) And as this is effectively an artistic depiction, it would not be unreasonable to expect some idealization (no wrinkles, no blemishes, etc), which is kind of the whole point, as art, at least fine art, as it is produced to contemplate and enjoy beauty (which is, pace the relativists, objective; subjective tastes may conform to greater or lesser degrees to the objective fact). Even when you get your photograph taken, don't you want your "good side" photographed, or the zit on your forehead concealed?