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“¿Cuál es la construcción que se hace del estereotipo de reina de belleza desde la publicidad de la revista cromos en la marca armonía durante el reinado de belleza en la década de 1997-2007?”
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2020) Rivera González, Jacobo; Espinosa Cabrera, Tatiana Alejandra; León Muñoz, John Jairo
Along the different centuries and different cultures, the concept of beauty has been evolving and adapting to the tastes and preferences of each era incorporating in each moment an endless number of meanings. In their effort to look and feel good, women of all times have adopted beauty care such as the use of cosmetics, eating habits, headdresses, hairstyles and dressings; common and socially accepted practices. The Colombian beauty reign and different types of promotion in different brands, in this case specifically, the promotion of the brand Harmony in the Cromos magazine, combine the use of “real” models with that of increasingly thin or voluptuous bodies that contrasts with what should be understood as beautiful. The following text is organized in such a way in which the reader clearly understands from where and at what time the different theories of the female stereotype in beauty reigns are known, both internationally and nationally. A brief justification will be given as to why it is important that we learn about this subject and the aims that we intend to achieve for ourselves and for all readers