Why Is Everyone Trying To Be Skinny Again?
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Why Is Everyone Trying To Be Skinny Again?
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In this episode, we’re talking about the return of skinny culture, how beauty standards continue to evolve, and why so many women feel like the goalpost for attractiveness is constantly moving.
From the early 2000s era of tabloids and extreme dieting to today’s world of GLP-1 medications, wellness culture, the “Pilates princess” aesthetic, and social media body trends, it feels like thinness is being rebranded for a new generation.
We get into:
the return of skinny culture
the history of 2000s beauty standards
Ozempic and GLP-1 conversations
wellness culture and social media pressure
the “Pilates body” trend
celebrity body standards
Black vs white beauty standards
body positivity and the shifting goalposts for women
and why beauty standards never really disappear… they just rebrand
Is this really about health… or are women once again being asked to become whatever version is currently trending?
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