The term "Bearded Lady" typically refers to a woman who has facial hair, often due to a condition called hirsutism. This condition can result from hormonal imbalances, genetics, or other medical issues. Historically, bearded ladies were featured in circuses and sideshows, where they were showcased as curiosities. In popular culture, the "Bearded Lady" has become a symbol of individuality and defiance against societal beauty standards. She is often associated with the freak show phenomenon and has appeared in various forms of media, including films and literature, highlighting themes of acceptance and self-expression.