Presented by
Chesna Closs
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Throughout history, attractiveness and the perception of male and female beauty was shaped by the values, beliefs, geography, and customs of one’s people. Today, exposure to trends from around the world through social media, television, film, and fashion has inspired a blending of beauty ideals that reflect cross-cultural diversity while shaping modern standards of attractiveness. In this workshop, Chesna will share images, traditional practices and artifacts from her multicultural background. Participants will then explore how their culture defines attractiveness across genders, along with the rituals connected to those ideals. Participants are invited to bring cultural images and photos of family members to share during group discussion.
Region/Culture
Global
Subject(s)
Participants
Standard Length
Room Setup
A room with tables and chairs for participants. Open floor space for circle discussion. A large desk or table in the front of the room for materials and displays.
Supplies/Equipment Needed: