Joined by historian Jill Burke, a visual cultures expert from the University of Edinburgh, and comedian Tatty Macleod, known for her hilarious takes on cultural differences, this lively conversation dives into the extravagant beauty rituals of 16th-century Italy. They discuss the perilous beauty standards women faced, from toxic cosmetics to elaborate hairstyles and body treatments. With a mix of humor and historical insight, they explore the intersection of power, creativity, and the sometimes absurd lengths women went to achieve societal ideals.
