I think all clients look terrific both clothed and dressed.

It's not the weight, dude.  It's the proportion.

There are ripped bodybuilders who weigh 220 lbs and men who weigh 150 lbs with small chest, weak arms, and a big gut, and of course the 220 lb bodybuilder will so much look better because they are more proportional.

As a standard rule, the size of your chest should be at least 10-12 inches more than your waist. So, if your waist is 32 inches, you'd look good if your chest (expanded) was 44 inches.  And you need to have at least a 26-28 inch thigh if this was your upper-body measurement. Again, this is base on a height of 5'10 - 6'0 ft.  Imagine a hulking man with big chest and arms and small thigh .. that looks ridiculous.

A study on what is 'beautiful' is base on symmetry and proportion. You don't have to look like a bodybuilder to achieve proportion.

I look best ...

... in the DARK!

Providers insist on keeping the lights on; but the effect can be simulated by them closing their eyes.

(*grin*)

well I'm not sure!  None of the numbers sho up on the scale anymore.  Maybe I should check the batteries!