Does anyone know the anatomical name of these dimples or contours

Glute separation

>>35637353
striation?

>>35637358
That seems to be linked to the phenomena more-so than the specific feature.

I'm getting a lot about glute-ham tie-in from it.

That's a man, baby.

>>35637353
It's the division of the glutemus medius and glutemus maximus as they insert to the illium, a dimple like that is mainly genetic though.

>>35637607
She also has a fairly unpronounced tensor fascia latae, so that I'm guessing makes the dimple look a lot more pronounced.

>>35637353
Chinky winkies

>>35637586
It's a post-op tranny at worst.

I found a name once, some dancer I believe. Never found it again.

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>>35637622
That makes no sense, if anything a PRONOUNCED TFL would cause the dimple to look deeper, not the other way around.

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>>35638391
That pic is misleading, to my knowledge.

The tfl sits mainly on top of everything on the side towards the anterior side of the body, it runs all the way down to join at the knee, however it is comprised mainly of tendenous fascia hence why it causes so much surface detail and the name.

I'd be surprised if I'm wrong but I'm not getting into an internet fight yo.

Hope you get gud gains.

Gluten

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>>35638670
Pretty sure you're thinking of the illotibial band.

The tensor itself is just ahead of the dimple in question.

>>35637353
>be a guy
>have a really firm and juicy ass
>huge ass dimples

fuck

>>35637353
My cock can't take them.

>>35637630
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