She superimposed almonds over the eyes of Asian and white people. Light concludes, exasperated: "People, do I have to spell it out for you? East Asians don't have almond shaped eyes. White people do." ...

Reagan added he isn’t surprised that some people are feeling hurt by the trend, especially in light of the pandemic, when East Asians have been increasingly targeted with racist attacks or slurs.

Q–Is there a theory that explains the evolutionary advantage of the shape of the eyes found among Asian people? A–There is no complete evolutionary explanation for the apparent slant of… ...

Though Julie Chen has achieved success as a rare example of a visible Asian American news anchor and TV host, the industry pressured her to alter her face to look less like the people she represents.

Half of people of Asian descent have double eyelids — folds above the lash line — and the other half don't. There's a controversial surgery some people get to give themselves that crease.

In this op-ed, writer Sara Li explores the fox eye trend and its cultural appropriation of Asian beauty features that haven’t been always accepted.. The “fox eye” hashtag on Instagram has a ...

Monolid eyes are most common in people of East Asian descent. However, people of other races with horizontal, elongated eyes may also have monolids. What’s more, some individuals with larger ...

Influencers have been posting images modeling “fox eyes” – a look popularized by celebrities. But critics say the trend is racially insensitive, and an act of cultural appropriation.