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Where's Audrey Hepburn?
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Where's Audrey Hepburn?
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Seriously, try to beat those facial expressions. I always have a goofy/dreamy smile on my face when I watch a movie starring Rachel McAdams.
PS : You might want to mute this video, as the music is rather cheesy/boring.
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without a doubt, for me Elizabeth Taylor is the most beautiful woman who has ever lived.
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It's early days, but poor old Jayne Mansfield with no votes! It's interesting what suggestions are coming out from people outside the official seven. If I had have chosen a list of 100 women, someone would have found number 101.
Interesting debate on the notion of beauty and who's hot and who's not come out of this, if nothing else.
Why so few iconic hot dark-skinned women? I'm appalled and embarrassed to say I can't think of any!
Sophia Loren has definitely got something a bit Eastern going on though, hasn't she?! I think there's a case for Whitney Houston to be up there, but she didn't spring to mind. I probably should have extended the list. Next time...
Quote by DanielleX
It's early days, but poor old Jayne Mansfield with no votes! It's interesting what suggestions are coming out from people outside the official seven. If I had have chosen a list of 100 women, someone would have found number 101.
Interesting debate on the notion of beauty and who's hot and who's not come out of this, if nothing else.
Why so few iconic hot dark-skinned women? I'm appalled and embarrassed to say I can't think of any!
Sophia Loren has definitely got something a bit Eastern going on though, hasn't she?! I think there's a case for Whitney Houston to be up there, but she didn't spring to mind. I probably should have extended the list. Next time...
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Why so few iconic hot dark-skinned women? I'm appalled and embarrassed to say I can't think of any!
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I gave you two, though they were fairly light skinned. I could go on and on about the lack of opportunities for dark skinned women in early Hollywood, but I don't have the time.
Dorothy Dandridge
Lena Horne
Diahann Carroll
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Jean Harlow
Rita Hayworth
Grace Kelly
Bipasha Basu
Lana Turner
Brigette Bardot
Audrey Hepburn
Sophia Loren
Ava Gardiner
Marlene Dietrich
Julie Newmar
Clara Bow (such a doll face!)
Betty Page
Catherine Deneuve (can't believe I haven't seen her name yet – did I miss?)
Barbie Benton (yes – Barbie Benton – makes “bubbly” something actually truly hot)
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Also, I think there's something fairly hypocrite in the way we grant such women an iconic status. More often than not, these women are a representation of what the overall population wants to consider hot, rather than a representation of hotness per say.
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I always thought Pamela Anderson was quite a gorgeous lady in her youth.
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Oops, and not to threadjack, but I *have* to mention how beautiful I think Pam looks even now because I am loving the bold haircut on her. I absolutely agree - I think she was a hottie when she arrived on the scene, but I think she still looks fantastic at her age.
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Nice to see the It Girl mentioned and the list of old stars. I think you missed some;
Carole Lombard,
Betty Grable,
Merle Oberon
and I've already said
Claudette Colbert
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yeah they crossed my mind, along with Norma Shearer, Deborah Kerr, vampish Theda Bara, Bob Newhart, and Alexis Smith