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These Are the Most Beautiful Women You’ll Ever Lay Eyes on

Beauty standards have changed for women throughout history. But, no matter what period you look at, there is a certain beauty standard that women are held to. In addition, perceptions surrounding facial characteristics, body types and other physical traits have varied. However, despite the changing standards, we know that beauty is timeless. So many women were considered stunning years ago and are still beauty icons today. Along with that, there are women today who are gorgeous now and certainly would have been considered attractive in the past. Here is a list of the most beautiful women in history. Every single one of them will take your breath away.

Raquel Welch

Raquel Welch

Raquel Welch is a world-renowned actress and known for much more than just her acting. Yes, she was featured in films, including the science fiction film Fantastic Voyage and the adventure fantasy One Million Years B.C. However, One Million Years B.C. is the film that made her famous.

But not for the reasons people would think. She only had three lines in the film and became known for the doe-skin bikini she wore. The film’s poster had her image in the bikini and became the best-selling poster of all time. Her beauty did not go unnoticed.

Kim Novak

Kim Novak

Not only was Kim Novak a talented actress, but she was also a painter and visual artist. Passionate about everything she did, Novak began her acting career in 1954 when she signed with Columbia Pictures.

The production company brought her on after Rita Hayworth was declining in popularity. They thought she could garner attention like Marilyn Monroe at 20th Century Fox. Instead, Novak got her big break in 1958, appearing in Alfred Hitchcock’s film Vertigo but was only on the acting scene until 1966. After that, she unexpectedly stuck to art.

Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn

There is no denying that British actress and humanitarian Audrey Hepburn was a worldwide sensation. Known for her acting and beauty, Hepburn got her big break in 1952 when she starred in Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck.

Over time, she went on to star in other successful films, including SabrinaBreakfast At Tiffany’s and My Fair Lady. Since she starred in these famous films, Hepburn was the beauty standard of the 1950s and ’60s. Her dark hair and classy style stole the show.

Michelle Pfeiffer

Michelle Pfeiffer

Audiences are always captivated by actress Michelle Pfeiffer on the big screen. She is known for her appearances in 1978’s Grease 2 and 1983’s Scarface, along with others. Besides being a driving force in the acting world, she is a mainstay in women’s beauty.

Pfeiffer was known for her class and glamour in the 1980s and 1990s. She made a bold statement with her signature glossy red lips and had a makeup regimen that created the illusion that she didn’t age. No wonder she always looks so bright and youthful!

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

There is no way to prevent aging. However, many people, especially those in Hollywood, strive to look beautiful and youthful for as long as possible. One of those superstars is Charlize Theron. Theron was considered one of the highest-paid actresses between 2017 and 2018.

Known for starring in films such as The Devil’s AdvocateMighty Joe Young, and The Cider House Rules, Theron displayed talent on screen. She won countless accolades for her performances, and her beauty evolution is unmatched.

Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe

Norma Jean Mortenson, known better by her stage name Marilyn Monroe, started her career as a model. However, she grew into one of Hollywood’s most famous icons. Monroe starred in many successful films, including Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Seven Year Itch and Some Like It Hot.

Though she tragically passed away at a young age, Monroe’s beauty was so world-renowned that she is still considered a symbol of beauty today. Her trademark blonde curls, bright red lipstick and curves will never go out of fashion!

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