ArticleScientific reports2024
Gait pattern can alter aesthetic visual impression from a third-person perspective.
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- The Psychological Nature of Female Gait Attractiveness.Bioengineering (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024Review
- Classification of Fashion Models' Walking Styles Using Publicly Available Data, Pose Detection Technology, and Multivariate Analysis: From Past to Current Trendy Walking Styles.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024Article
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Abstract
Beauty is related to our lives in various ways and examining it from an interdisciplinary approach is essential. People are very concerned with their appearance. A widely accepted beauty ideal is that the thinner an individual is, the more beautiful they are. However, the effect of continuous motion on body form aesthetics is unclear. Additionally, an upright pelvic posture in the sagittal plane during walking seems to affect the aesthetic judgments of female appearance. We directly analyzed the influence of body form and walking pattern on aesthetic visual impressions from a third-person perspective with a two-way analysis of variance. Captured motion data for three conditions-upright pelvis, normal pelvis, and posteriorly tilted pelvic posture-were applied to each of three mannequins, representing thin, standard, and obese body forms. When participants watched stimulus videos of the mannequins walking with various postures, a significantly higher score for aesthetic visual impression was noted for an upright pelvic posture than for a posteriorly tilted pelvic posture, irrespective of body form (F
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