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The author believes that in Fyodor Dostoevsky's famous statement «Beauty will save the world», it is no coincidence that the word «world» is used, not just «man». Beauty should save the world as an interpersonal communication, a cultural community of people. This formulation of the question makes the phenomenon of beauty a fundamental problem not only in aesthetics, but also in philosophical anthropology, cultural philosophy, ethics and social philosophy. All this is especially relevant for the modern market society, in which beauty is replaced by glamour. The researcher analyses human beauty in the life practices of culture in all its integrity - from bodily beauty to the beauty of the person's worldview, actions and relationships in the family and society. The monograph will be relevant for students, postgraduates, teachers and scientists, as well as all those who are looking for answers to questions about the meaning and purpose of human beauty. Edition 2, revised and supplemented.