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Artificial Women
By Cal Y. Pygia
You paint your head,
Your mind is dead;
You don't even know
What I just said--
That's you,
American womanhood!
-- The Mothers of Invention
Bearded ladies. Female bodybuilders. Flat-chested women. Celebrities
without makeup. Butch lesbians. Female-to-male transsexuals.
Effeminate males. Men in makeup and lingerie. Cross dressers. Drag
queens. Feminized men. Male-to-female transsexuals. Hermaphrodites.
Gays, lesbians, and bisexuals.
These individuals all have something in common. They're gender benders,
defying traditional and conventional notions as to what constitutes
masculinity and femininity. They suggest that the true nature of gender
is not only ambiguous but contrived, or socially constructed, rather
than innate. It's artificial, not natural.
Just as Pygmalion created Galatea to reflect his own idea of the perfect
woman, Hollywood moguls, the fashion industry, actresses, models, and
others (most of whom are men) create and recreate the ideal woman of
this, that, or another period of time. Usually, she bears little
resemblance to most real, flesh-and-blood women. However, since she is
held up as the epitome of womanhood and femininity, those who do not
share her attributes often seek to emulate her by attaining the same, or
very similar, traits and features.
Everywoman wants to become Her, the Ideal Woman. From this desire is
born a string of industries offering Plain Janes goods and services
which are more or less guaranteed to make their buyers the equivalents
of the present-day Galatea, to make them, in short, artificial women.
A less-appreciated expression of the ambiguity of gender, mentioned
above, is celebrities without makeup, for such individuals clearly
demonstrate just how much help the use of cosmetics provides them in
"enhancing" their appearance and show the degree to which their use of
makeup transforms them from Plain Janes to contemporary Galateas.
Often, the side-by-side differences in photographs of the same
celebrities with and without makeup is astonishing. Of course, the use
of cosmetics to "enhance" one's facial features is usually complemented
by the wearing of sexy lingerie and fashionable outer clothing to add
"glamour" and "sex appeal" to these same individuals' often-less-than-
spectacular anatomies. Of course, lighting, photographic tricks,
airbrushing, and plastic surgery finish what makeup, hairstyles, and
fashionable clothing start, likewise emphasizing the fact that so-called
glamour girls are often less glamorous than they appear to be. The end
result? Artificial women.
Makeup typically starts with the application of foundation makeup, which
Wikipedia defines as "a flesh-toned cosmetic applied to the face to
create an even, uniform colour [sic] to the complexion, and, sometimes,
to change the natural skintone [sic]." Such makeup is also known as
"body paint" or as "pancake makeup," after the brand name Pan-Cake,
introduced by Max Factor.
According to Wikipedia, foundation makeup is available in four degrees
of opacity: sheer, light, medium, and full. Each is able to conceal a
greater degree of skin problems, from "contrast between" skin
"discoloration and the rest of the skin tone" (sheer) or "slight
blotchiness" (light) to "freckles, discolorations, blotchiness, and red
marks left by pimples" (medium) and "birthmarks, vitiligo, hyper
pigmentation, and scars" (full). Essentially, foundation makeup is a
mask.
After applying foundation makeup, women or shemales should apply face
powder "to set" the foundation, Wikipedia informs its readers, and they
may apply it again, as a touchup, "throughout the day to minimize
shininess caused by oily skin." (Yuck!)
Once milady or miladyboy has donned her "foundation" makeup and perhaps
powdered her nose, she's ready to construct the rest of her artificial
face.
Eyeliner "is used to define the eye" by outlining the organ's
"contours." Mascara allows her to "darken, lighten, colour [sic],
thicken, lengthen, or define eyelashes." It is applied with a brush, or
magic "wand." Eye shadow, "applied on the eyelids and under the
eyebrows," helps "the wearer's eyes stand out or look more attractive"
by adding "depth and dimension to" her "eyes" (Wikipedia). Typically,
it is applied by using a brush.
To give milady's or miladyboy's cheeks a rosy hue, suggestive of health
and youth, women resort to the use of rouge, or, as it is more often
called today, blush. This cosmetic also highlights the cheekbones.
Women and shemales use lipsticks or lip glosses to color and highlight
their lips. "New types of 'plumping' lip gloss contain ingredients
which make the lips appear softer and plumper"--at least temporarily,
Wikipedia observes. Lipstick or lip gloss can also be used, like
eyeliner, to emphasize the contours of the lips.
Now that the face has been powdered and painted, women and shemales may
turn their attention to their foundation garments: bras, girdles,
panties, and hosiery or stockings.
Brassieres, or bras, as they are called for short, have a simple
purpose. They cover, lift, and support the breasts, just as, in times
past, the corset did. Wikipedia points out some of the other reasons
that women wear bras, including "to improve the shape of the breast, to
preserve modesty by minimizing or restraining them, to enhance their
cleavage, to minimize movement during exercise, to facilitate nursing,
or to enlarge the perceived breast size." Anyone who's seen Cruel
Intentions has a pretty good idea how effective a Wonderbra is in
amplifying the minimal assets of Sarah Michelle Gellar's bosom. The
brassiere actually gives the impression that the actress has an imposing
pair of pert and pretties. (Could the miracle bra perform the same feat
for the likes of a Selma Blair or an Alyson Hannigan? one wonders.)
Panties transform milady's or miladyboy's buttocks, hips, and crotch
into a veritable wonderland of possibilities. Typically lightweight,
flimsy, and legless, panties are often made of silk or satin and may be
adorned with lace or ribbons. They may also be crotchless or seatless,
exposing more than they cover. Common styles of panties include classic
briefs, hipsters, high-cut briefs, bikinis, thongs, and boyshorts. They
are typically classified according to such considerations as "amount of
rear coverage, width at the sides, and height at which they are worn"
(Wikipedia).
Made of nylon, spandex, and (at the waist) elastic and (at the crotch)
cotton, pantyhose cover the waist, crotch, hips, buttocks, legs and
feet. According to some, pantyhose are worn to "be fashionable, [to]
ease chafing between the foot and footwear" and to "keep the legs and
feet warm ," but, of course, in reality, they are worn to "hide physical
imperfections such as blemishes, bruises, scars, hair, or varicose
veins" (Wikipedia).
Stockings are an alternative to pantyhose. Lightweight, skin-tight
leggings made of nylon, they are rolled onto the leg from the toes of
the foot to mid-thigh and their tops are secured to clips on a garter
belt, which is worn around the waist, or held in place by circular
garters that slip over the thigh. Some individuals consider stockings
and garter belts to be sexier than pantyhose; others take the opposite
view.
Shoes are considered to have high heels when the heels are more than
three and a half inches high. Podiatrists list a number of reasons as
to why women and shemales should not wear high heels, including "foot
pain," "Morton's neuroma," "foot deformities" such as "hammertoes and
bunions," "blisters and corns," "degenerative joint disease of the
knees," a shortening of the Achilles tendon, lower back injury and pain,
"damage to the underlying soft tissue which supports the foot," and
other problems. However, these serious medical problems and health
risks are more than matched, women and shemales seem to think (because
they continue to wear such shoes) by the aesthetic benefits that are
derived from sporting a pair of high heels, which include a "change [in]
the angle of the foot with respect to the lower leg, which accentuates
the appearance of calves," a "change [in] the wearer's posture,
requiring a more upright carriage and. . . [an alteration in] the gait
in what is considered a seductive fashion," the illusion that "the
wearer" is "taller," the appearance that "the legs" are "longer," "the
foot" is "smaller, "the toes appear" are "shorter. . . . the arches of
the feet [are] higher and better defined. . . . the lower leg muscles
[are] more defined," and "the Gluteus Maximus [sic] [is] more defined"
(Wikipedia).
Although cosmetics and fashion have come a long way, baby, they're still
mostly about covering up unsightliness, "enhancing" natural features,
and highlighting one's own assets. Throw in a little hairstyling,
airbrushing, lighting, trick photography, and "cosmetic surgery," and
milady or miladyboy is a modern-day Galatea, every bit as beautiful (and
artificial) as Pamela Anderson in makeup or Selma Blair in a Wonderbra.
To see the true miracle of glamour photography, catch a photograph of a
celebrity who's dressed in a tousled T-shirt, a pair of faded, "holy
jeans" (or, better yet, naked), her hair a mess, and wearing no makeup.
The freckles are back; so, too, is the blotchiness, the discolored skin,
the pimples, the wrinkles, the leathery skin, the puffiness, the
coarseness, the angularity, the loose and sagging skin.
It's a sad thing to see the "natural beauty" of even the most glamorous
woman or a shemale." It's even more awful to realize that this is the
true girl and that the glamour girl is much more fake than real. It's
refreshing, too, though--or should
be--to real women and shemales, for the illusion of beauty that makeup,
fashion, airbrushing, lighting, styling, and trick photography create
show that real beauty is truly skin deep and that many ordinary girls
are better looking than the celebrities they're supposed to emulate.
The exposure of this truth is, indeed, what makes websites that expose
the plain Janes hiding inside celebrity divas popular among mortal women
and trannies.
To call actresses and models, whether they're female or shemale,
"statuesque" is truer than we think; like Galatea, they're statues, or
artificial women, come to life.
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