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One of the interesting things I've noticed about the Malfoid trend is how in most renditions of her she has little makeup compared to what is popular among contemporary women. Another interesting aspect is how little these images rely on overt sexualization. She's generally wearing a Hogwarts uniform or otherwise conservative clothing. Her attractiveness comes primarily from her face, femininity, expressions, and personality rather than revealing clothing or exaggerated physical features. And then there's her tsundere personality. She's arrogant, smug, competitive, and somewhat bratty, which creates an interesting contrast with her delicate feminine appearance. The popularity of Malfoid is revealing the difference between what a substantial number of men actually find attractive and the beauty standards that women tend to promote among themselves. She's generally depicted as beautiful without appearing to be trying to attract anyone. She's just going about her business, being her arrogant, tsundere self. The Malfoid character is becoming an informal experiment in what men find attractive when they're free to create their own idealized female character. #Malfoid #MalfoidFever #MalfoidArt #HarryPotter