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Ah yes. Cherry picking an example of recurring fashion. That definitely proves that fashion and style never changes or evolves ever. /s
These ladies are twins. One of them smoked. One did not.
Michael was so right though. It's all just perception tricks.
The source is doi:10.1001/archderm.143.12.1543 by the way
And now resorting to a strawman argument. Michael never said that medical effects didn't apply. You really need to watch that video again. And I also agreed that medical factors had an influence. Last paragraph of the comment you just replied to: "which is affected by both medical and subjective factors"