The familiar idiom $$Beauty is in the eye of the beholder$$ reinforces the idea that judgments of attractiveness and beauty are independent of the object. In other words, beauty is a characteristic we ascribe to things, not an innate quality of the thing itself. Compare this to Plato$$s conception of beauty, which was independent of both the object and the observer. Most people have fairly strong opinions about the question of what is or what is not beautiful, so the goal here is to examine our pre$-$existing beliefs.

Your job:

Find a cultural custom$/$uniform$/$fashion you consider beautiful and find a cultural custom$/$uniform you consider is not beautiful. $($If pictures are selected, they need to be class appropriate$).$

You may critically evaluate your assumptions, your definition of attractiveness, then answer whether you agree or disagree $$Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.$$