What are common physical features of Eastern European women?

Question

Face, Cheek bones, Chin, Eye shape, Color, Hair Texture, Height, Body structure, etc

I know you can't generalize people, but I just want some common traits. Pictures would help too! Thanks :)

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_peop...

Answer 2

they usually have smaller body frames and tend to have a more hour glass like figure.they tend to be thinner and more fragile looking.Mainly,they tend to have much smaller waists.They also tend to have smaller shoe sizes and smaller butts.And,one thing i noticed,they also tend to have bigger eyes,more say,more feminine face features.Yeah,they usually have smaller faces with more prominent cheekbones and smaller chins.....But that's just what i've noticed.I have tons of American friends,particularly girls,and i've noticed the difference between them and the girls here(Romania).That's just my opinion.

Answer 3

hm....well i am from Latvia which is considered location wise in eastern europe....people in this location well i can gererally speak about Latvia...which sometimes apply to other nations in that are such as little part of Russia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belaruss and others...but here it is about latvians...

Most Latvians belong to two North European physical types: Western Baltic and Eastern Baltic, the first of which is distinguished by taller stature, the latter being distinguished by a more rounded face. Approximately two thirds of Latvians have light hair and grey, bluish or greenish eyes, the rest being of darker complexion, generally with brownish hair and eyes. (Few Latvians actually have black hair.) However, in terms of physical features, Latvians would be very hard to distinguish from Estonians, Lithuanians, Swedes, Belarusians or the Russians living in adjacent areas. On the other hand, Latvian behaviour and mentality, and the sound of the language, all permit them to be distinguished quite clearly from people belonging to other ethnic groups.

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hope that helps...

Answer 4

A lot of different people live in Eastern Europe and it's simply impossible to give a general description for all of them. You could tentatively give a blurred generalization of Slavic people (which make up the majority of Eastern Europeans), but that would leave out such groups as the Hungarians, Romanians, Moldovans, and Albanians.