Middle Eastern/Arabian Beauties
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aimerbijoux
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Persian model Claudia Lynx
shitttt she's gorgeous
shitttt she's gorgeous
dominichulinda
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is she still dating tito jackson :/
she's beautiful.
she's beautiful.
aimerbijoux
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^ wait I saw that!! is she really dating him?
dominichulinda
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Originally Posted by aimerbijoux
^ wait I saw that!! is she really dating him? |
yeah I guess its true they are still dating
Dreamergirl3
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WOW, she is drop dead gorgeous!!!
Exotic Beauty
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Middle Eastern beauty is unlike any other... I've always admired ME stars for their beauty and style!
Myriam Faris is just so cute and Shaghayegh is a stunning beauty. What are your secrets girls???
Myriam Faris is just so cute and Shaghayegh is a stunning beauty. What are your secrets girls???
florabundance
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3156/...432766.jpg?v=0
Turkish actress Tuba Büyüküstün (i love how her name is Tuba lol)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2250/...fe7294.jpg?v=0
another Turkish actress Saadet Işıl Aksoy
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3245/...598c00.jpg?v=0
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Yes ME women are so beautiful. But in Turkey, because of the whole EU thing, mainstream media has started to reject "typical" Turkish beauty - the more typical middle eastern look dark hair dark eyes - in favour of a fairer complexion.
Turkish actress Tuba Büyüküstün (i love how her name is Tuba lol)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2250/...fe7294.jpg?v=0
another Turkish actress Saadet Işıl Aksoy
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3245/...598c00.jpg?v=0
Cansu Dere
Yes ME women are so beautiful. But in Turkey, because of the whole EU thing, mainstream media has started to reject "typical" Turkish beauty - the more typical middle eastern look dark hair dark eyes - in favour of a fairer complexion.
Shadowy Lady
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I think with the Middle Eastern girls there is a lot of emphasize culturally on making your eyes and eyebrows stand out. That is beacuse the culture is conservative and nudity/sexy cloths is frowned upon, ME women spend time on making their eyes look beautiful. Also, gender roles are much more defined there, so if you're a woman, you're supposed to be very feminin, have beautiful long lashes etc...I'm Persian and lived in Iran for 10 years and been back many times to visit family, so this is based on what I've seen.
Sorry for hijackig the thread, but I hope I answered the question
| Originally Posted by Exotic Beauty
Middle Eastern beauty is unlike any other... I've always admired ME stars for their beauty and style! Myriam Faris is just so cute and Shaghayegh is a stunning beauty. What are your secrets girls??? |
I think with the Middle Eastern girls there is a lot of emphasize culturally on making your eyes and eyebrows stand out. That is beacuse the culture is conservative and nudity/sexy cloths is frowned upon, ME women spend time on making their eyes look beautiful. Also, gender roles are much more defined there, so if you're a woman, you're supposed to be very feminin, have beautiful long lashes etc...I'm Persian and lived in Iran for 10 years and been back many times to visit family, so this is based on what I've seen.
Sorry for hijackig the thread, but I hope I answered the question
aimerbijoux
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Perfect answer
. I'm also Persian (I can second your answer) and i've been to Iran too (not to live, but I visited for 2 or so months). Its all a very conservative culture just like you said, so the emphasis is on the eyes. Its why you hear phrases like "beautiful persian eyes" "beautiful arabic eye makeup" "middle eastern eyes" etc. Especially in Iran, the women have to cover up from head-to-toe and also have to wear a scarf around their hair - and even that can't show.
| Originally Posted by Shadowy Lady
I think with the Middle Eastern girls there is a lot of emphasize culturally on making your eyes and eyebrows stand out. That is beacuse the culture is conservative and nudity/sexy cloths is frowned upon, ME women spend time on making their eyes look beautiful. Also, gender roles are much more defined there, so if you're a woman, you're supposed to be very feminin, have beautiful long lashes etc...I'm Persian and lived in Iran for 10 years and been back many times to visit family, so this is based on what I've seen. Sorry for hijackig the thread, but I hope I answered the question
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Perfect answer
Hessah
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Meriam faris
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Zainab Alaskri (In her last show she looked like crap)
Queen Rania
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Moza bint Nasser
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Zainab Alaskri (In her last show she looked like crap)
Queen Rania
http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/5...tswedenb5k.jpg
Moza bint Nasser
Nox
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You mean like Sibel Can? She's pretty striking due to her contrasting eye/hair/skin color, but since none of the Turkish people I personally met looked like her, I wouldn't have known to peg her as Turkish.
And BTW, for anyone who knows the answer to this...
Is it proper to say someone is "Turkic", "Turkish" or "Turk"?
| Originally Posted by florabundance
Yes ME women are so beautiful. But in Turkey, because of the whole EU thing, mainstream media has started to reject "typical" Turkish beauty - the more typical middle eastern look dark hair dark eyes - in favour of a fairer complexion. |
You mean like Sibel Can? She's pretty striking due to her contrasting eye/hair/skin color, but since none of the Turkish people I personally met looked like her, I wouldn't have known to peg her as Turkish.
And BTW, for anyone who knows the answer to this...
Is it proper to say someone is "Turkic", "Turkish" or "Turk"?
florabundance
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Turkish history is sooo complicated, but if you're willing to skim over this article, it should answer your q better than i could!
Turkic peoples - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| Originally Posted by Nox
And BTW, for anyone who knows the answer to this... Is it proper to say someone is "Turkic", "Turkish" or "Turk"? |
Turkish history is sooo complicated, but if you're willing to skim over this article, it should answer your q better than i could!
Turkic peoples - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nox
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^ It is complicated indeed. So from what I gather:
Socially and culturally, you would refer to people as "Turkish".
Language-wise, you would say "Turkic", as in the "Turkic language family."
The emergence of the word "Turk" is a political denotation. As in folks who are from the nation of Turkey.
Hmm. This gets confusing pretty quickly. For the most part, my references are usually cultural/social, so I think I might be safe if I just use "Turkish" all the time, until someone corrects me.
Socially and culturally, you would refer to people as "Turkish".
Language-wise, you would say "Turkic", as in the "Turkic language family."
The emergence of the word "Turk" is a political denotation. As in folks who are from the nation of Turkey.
Hmm. This gets confusing pretty quickly. For the most part, my references are usually cultural/social, so I think I might be safe if I just use "Turkish" all the time, until someone corrects me.
Exotic Beauty
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Thank you for your response Shadowy Lady! I can definitely see how the cultural practices affect beauty in the ME region as a whole. And it doesn't hurt that the genes contribute some stunning eyes to go under the makeup
I am Greek from the southern part of Greece which has a lot of Turkish influence, and I always wished some more of their looks had rubbed off on me hehe
| Originally Posted by Shadowy Lady
I think with the Middle Eastern girls there is a lot of emphasize culturally on making your eyes and eyebrows stand out. That is beacuse the culture is conservative and nudity/sexy cloths is frowned upon, ME women spend time on making their eyes look beautiful. Also, gender roles are much more defined there, so if you're a woman, you're supposed to be very feminin, have beautiful long lashes etc...I'm Persian and lived in Iran for 10 years and been back many times to visit family, so this is based on what I've seen. Sorry for hijackig the thread, but I hope I answered the question
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Thank you for your response Shadowy Lady! I can definitely see how the cultural practices affect beauty in the ME region as a whole. And it doesn't hurt that the genes contribute some stunning eyes to go under the makeup
I am Greek from the southern part of Greece which has a lot of Turkish influence, and I always wished some more of their looks had rubbed off on me hehe
dominichulinda
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My twin's son...He reminds me of Claudia Lynx lol..well if he was a girl lol
Shadowy Lady
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^^ he's such a cutie
dominichulinda
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thank you so much
| Originally Posted by Shadowy Lady
^^ he's such a cutie
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thank you so much
