What is an ideal body proportion of a female, scientifically?

In short: it is idiosyncratic. Preference can be influenced subjectively by social constructs such as cultural norms, or common representations of females in ritual, music, origin stories, or "pop-culture"; as objectively from biologically pre-determined neural instincts. read more

Short body with long legs, a waist to hip ratio close to 0.7, body fat percentage within the 20-25% range, a BMI of 18-20, and a breast size of C-D is close to the male ideal. The female ideal is significantly thinner than the male ideal but also has a thin waist. read more

The ideal female body has about a 19-21% body fat, and men in about the 10-12% range with a solid muscle tone in order to keep the body from looking flabby. How that will correspond in measurements may not be something you can control and not worth obsessing over. read more

The Golden Ratio, in mathematical terms, is a comparison of any two aspects that leads us to proportion them in the ideal way. Algebraically, if you have two numbers, A and B, it has to be such that (A + B) divided by A = A divided by B. read more