Genedy

Perceived sexiness lies in the so called (WHR) or Waist to Hip Ratio. This is the ratio of the circumference of the waist to the circumference of the hips. Women with WHR of 0.7 is correlated with great health and fertility because of optimum levels of estrogen.  They are less susceptible to diabetes, certain types of
cancers and cardiovascular diseases. A WHR close to 0.7 is also perceived with increased attractiveness because the male brain is hard wired to be attracted to females with very good health and fertility. Women with the ideal WHR of 0.7 have smarter offsprings as studied by the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics under William Lassek

The Statue of Venus De Milo has a WHR of 0.7