Donn't know what to say...

I think someone's assuming a bit too much. It is something of a trend I've seen among such characters, but it's nowhere near universal to the trope.

All that means is that women, as a whole, have wider hips than men. "Hartman Hips" is taking proportionally wide hips to an unrealistic degree in the name of stylized, frequently cartoonish attractiveness. In fairness, whatever one editor to the introduction may have had to say, I wouldn't be surprised to see some debatable cases in real life, but it certainly doesn't apply to "most women".

OBJECTION! This woman, Cathie Jung, has a case of Real Life Hartman Hips. Not to mention that this was caused by corsets, meaning that, technically, all humans are capable of Hartman Hips.

The trope says exaggerated pear shaped figure not hourglass like Cathie Jung. Also the character's in this trope have natural figures and are not help by a corsets or other methods

And now we're down to 390. There's a decent amount of misusage but I say it's a pretty average amount for a trope. Not saying misusages are acceptable, but at the very least we're at a point where it would be really hard to misuse this trope.

Important note: Just because a character with large breasts was miss-tagged with Hartman Hips does not mean mean she is an Hourglass Hottie. Right now there's a TRS discussion on the trope, deciding whether or not to broaden it's horizon, feel free to give input. However until that issue get resolved do not add characters with realistic or plausible hourglass figures.

How so?

Not seeing it. She has a pretty realistic hourglass figure◊

This isn't the first time deltanine has tried adding her to this page if you review the edit history. Both times I explained the bust <<<<<<<< hips requirement.