The abstraction that is Hornet looking good in the nude isn’t too different from the phrase “hourglass shape”. It’s inextricably associated with the idea of the feminine body, even though — to be pedantic — there’s nothing objectively feminine about an actual hourglass. In that vein, Hornet’s naked body sort of has its own spin on that phenomenon; there are curves on her body that might not correspond 1:1 on a real-life human, but there are curves nonetheless. Inversely, but no less comparable, the “waist” of an hourglass will correspond more closely to human anatomy, but it’s missing the limbs and movement of one.
tldr; it’s not always about the vagina, nipples, or buttocks; even in the slightest. Sometimes it’s the curves that generate the attraction, and to some the curves are enough to satisfy.
