In this millennium there is nothing necessarily distinctive about the way Jewish women look, nor are there negative stereotypes about the way Jewish women look. Everyone is beautiful now. There are books about beautiful African-American and Asian women, Latinas, old women and fat women. Think global beauty. Think Benetton ads.
Beautiful people come in all colors.
Rigid standards of beauty that decree some ethnic groups or their noses or hair or skin or bodies beautiful, some not, belong to the dark ages of the past millennium. There are no books on beautiful Jewish women. And an Internet search for beauty and Jewish women turned up few links other than to Queen Esther, Bess Myerson and one to a synagogue in the Czech Republic. Winona Ryder doesn't sound as beautiful when called by her given name, Winona Horowitz. It would appear that Jews have a knack for being at the cutting edge of important new trends, first monotheism, then nose jobs.