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Discover How Male Beauty Standards Vary Across Cultures
Every nation has its own unique blend of cultural, historical, and geographical influences that shape its perception of male beauty. These varying landscapes and rich histories create a broad spectrum of aesthetic ideals, leading to diverse standards of attractiveness worldwide. Whether it’s strong, chiseled features or softer, more delicate traits, geography plays a key role in defining what is considered handsome in different parts of the world.
1. Turkey
Kerem Bürsin
2. India
Left: Ranveer Singh
Right: Shahid Kapoor
3. Germany


Left: Alexander Fehling
Right: Matthias Schweighofer
4. The Netherlands
Left: Ton Heukels
Right: Michiel Huisman
5. Thailand
Left: Win Metawin
Right: Mario Maurer
6. China
Left: Dylan Wang
Right: Thassapak Hsu
7. Pakistan
Left: Fawad A Khan
Right: Ahsan Khan
8. Mexico
Left: Diego Boneta
Right: Alfonso Herrera
9. Sweden


Left: Gustaf Skarsgård
Right: Alexander Skarsgård
10. South Africa
Left: Sharlto Copely
Right: Troye Sivan
11. USA
Left: Johnny Depp
Right: Matthew McConaughey
12. Australia
Left: Christopher Hemsworth
Right: Heath Ledger
Male beauty isn’t solely defined by physical features, it’s deeply connected to cultural ideals and societal expectations. The geographical diversity of the world, with its distinct traditions, climates, and histories, creates a fascinating tapestry of male attractiveness that is as dynamic and varied as the global population itself.
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