The term "Bearded Lady" refers to a circus performer, typically a woman, who has facial hair. This unique characteristic has historically been showcased in sideshows and circuses, often as part of a broader collection of oddities. The Bearded Lady is often celebrated for challenging societal norms regarding beauty and femininity. In the context of circus history, the Bearded Lady is one of many performers who have contributed to the fascination with human diversity. Such performers often embraced their uniqueness, turning what might be seen as a disadvantage into a source of pride and entertainment, thus becoming iconic figures in freak shows.