Edit - I mis-read your post that I tagged.In all those outdated and controversial race classifications (not linguoid ones, where Aryan is synonymous with Indo-European), Aryan is the Nordic subrace of Caucasian. I know Slavic and Baltic people aren't Aryan, but their features go very well with the profile (blond, blue-eyed, light-skinned, narrow-nosed).
I thought using this particular term was important to emphasize the distinction between Eastern and Southeastern European models: I think Southeastern European (Balkans + Moldova, Cyprus, and of course Turkey) are much less popular - despite presumably being equally cheap - because their looks vary from Dinarid to Armenoid which is far less high fashion, apparently.
Now I made it boring, sorry.
Yes, we agree they are not Aryan by strict definition, but by inaccurate misuse as synonymous with Nordic.
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