8 People Who Prove That Beauty Is A Very Relative Concept

In today’s world appearance plays a very prominent role and beauty standards change at the same speed as fashion trends. However, life shows us every day that we are different from each other and trying to fit into a certain style usually leads to failure. The people featured in today’s post demonstrate that beauty can manifest itself in many different ways, and individuality is something we should all appreciate and applaud.

O awesome.club prepared for you some inspiring stories of people who live outside stereotypes and who knew how to transform their differences into a source of pride.

Evita was born with many moles on her body and face, and her different appearance was the reason for much bullying by her classmates, who called her a ‘monster’. The jokes hurt her a lot, but she managed to turn it around, showed herself to be strong and confident, and showed what she came for.

Evita refuses to eliminate the stains because she thinks they are part of her essence. In 2017, she auditioned for Miss Universe Malaysia, to show the world that stereotypes shouldn’t exist and that everyone is beautiful in their own way.

When we look at this woman, we can’t take our eyes off her amazing hair. TK has a twin sister with similarly wavy, textured hair. One of the most frequently asked questions she receives is, “Is this hair natural?”

Anna is a ‘plus size’ model whose Instagram account is an endless source of inspiration. Anna’s publications with beautiful color images encourage women of all sizes to be brave and to use the colors and models they want.

In your book, A Life Full of GlitterAnna talks about self-acceptance, self-confidence and a positive attitude towards the body, ideas that help people think about themselves and love their body.

The unique aspect of Bashir Aziz is explained by vitiligo. It causes some parts of the skin to lose melanin and therefore turn white. The young man confessed that people called him a zebra or a cow. In addition, he has already said that for a long time he suffered from his appearance, which he always tried to cover up or hide.

However, things changed when someone told him that he could be a model. These words made the young man start to believe in himself and his incredible appearance. Nowadays, Bashir is a successful model and a happier and much more positive person, as he himself declared in an interview with the British BBC network.

Kokie Childers has always wowed people with her freckled face and super curly hair. Despite everything she’s heard about her appearance, she managed to accept his uniqueness🇧🇷 Kokie claims she never wears foundation or concealer on her face. “I feel like the downsides and the upside are the same thing,” she confessed.

Sophie was paralyzed from the sternum down after a car accident and has been using a wheelchair ever since. However, she was not shaken and refused to allow health problems to prevent the achievement of goals🇧🇷 Sophie started her own business, worked as a model for Stella McCartney and collaborated with the BBC network as a presenter.

“People think that as I live in a wheelchair my life is worse and that makes me very frustrated. In reality, after the accident, I had to adapt, but I found that my life is better than many people’s because I feel happy and satisfied with myself”, she said in an interview.

Theresse Hansson started losing her hair at age 14 when she was diagnosed with alopecia. For a long time she could not accept her condition, and hid it by wearing wigs. Currently, Theressse is a model who inspires many people who experience the same problem as her and are afraid to accept who they are.

“Don’t hide,” says Therese, “it will only make you feel worse. You take a weight off your shoulders when you can be yourself. And if someone doesn’t accept you, you don’t need that person in your life.”

Nature has given Nyma Tang a simply amazing skin tone. Like other dark-skinned women, she knows how difficult it is to find good makeup that matches her tone. Nyma has launched a YouTube channel where she tries on darker versions of makeup to test out which ones really suit our skin. her goal is encourage women to feel better and try to change the mindset of the fashion industry to adapt their products.

What did you think of these people and their stories? Have you ever met someone who looks different? Share your opinion on the topic in the comments.