Meet the iconic beauties of yesterday and today that we just can't get enough of.
Oh that voice. That husky whisper, and the look – chin down, eyes up – were the most distinctive traits of this star. It's hard to believe she was only 19 in her first role in "To Have and Have Not"
Her red hair (what was her real color?), wide blue eyes and heart-shaped lips were this icon's characteristic beauty traits, but it was her impeccable comedic timing that gave her star power.
She was the original "sex kitten" with her smoky eyes, pouty lips and Bardo updo hairstyle.
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Most known for: popularizing the bikini, many French films, animal rights activism
Husbands: Roger Vadim, Jacques Charrier, Gunter Sachs, Bernard d'Ormale
Film critic Wanda Hale said of Bergman: "She has a combination of rare beauty, freshness, vitality and ability that is as uncommon as a century plant in bloom."
Her beauty-queen looks made her the official face of Revlon (see her ads) and Versace.
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Her stunning beauty earned her People's 2012 Most Beautiful Woman in the World.
The classic elegance of this British-born beauty broke many barriers in the fashion industry.
Though a striking beauty, it was the dancer's great gams that garnered the most attention.
Plutarch wrote of her: "what ultimately made Cleopatra attractive were her wit, charm and sweetness in the tones of her voice."
Her cover girl, all-American looks are distinguished by a mole above her upper lip.
Her cover girl, all-American looks are distinguished by a mole above her upper lip.
She hadasultry, flirtatious style distinguished by her dark eyes and a beauty mark on her chin.
Davis' beauty was defined by her pretty peepers, an inspiration for singer Kim Carnes' ballad "Bette Davis Eyes"
The French starlet's flawless Gallic features were here trademark.
She exuded style with her short blond hair and glamorous gowns, but it was her shy demeanor and dazzling smile that defined her as the People's Princess.
Her trademark looks included her blue eyes and arched eyebrows. Her New York Times obituary observed that "Her masculinity appeals to women and her sexuality to men."
The brunette beauty has graced more than 600 magazine covers with her versatile look.
A New York Times film critic once wrote of her: "Set in the face of classic structure were large, sad, luminous eyes that expressed a limited but intense emotional range."
Gardner's trademark look was her "earthy femininity."
The Brazilian beauty's stunning looks have made her the most successful supermodel in history.
With her platinum-blond hair, Harlow was the "original blond bombshell."
Her trademark red hair was just part of her appeal. Her iconic pinup (see photo) made her a favorite of American GIs during WW II.
She was the face that launched a thousand ships
Her red hair and hourglass figure earned her Esquire honors as "sexiest woman in the world."
Her angelic face, poise and elegance defined her trademark beauty.
The American Theater Guide described this Oscar winner as "a lithe, horsey beauty with a haughty voice."
Her sparkling smile and smooth-as-silk voice were Horne's beauty trademarks.
She was a fashion designer's dream model with her regal frame and arresting beauty.
Her pouty lips, long brown hair and sultry eyes are the beauty hallmarks of this mom of six.
Her curvaceous, smoldering looks are her beauty hallmarks.
With her white gloves and string of pearls, this classic beauty was sometimes described as "virginal."
Her catlike smile and raised right eyebrow were among this petite star's most distinguished features.
The stunning beauty's curvy figure and sultry eyes are among her trademark assets.
Thevoluptuous brunette was considered the "Italian Marilyn Monroe."
Ample cleavage and platinum-blond hair were this star's beauty trademarks.
Though frequently imitated, this platinum blond, buxom bombshell was the real deal.
This Egyptian beauty's long neck and delicate features were her trademarks looks.
Herhusky, seductive voice was one of her most distinctive features.
The petite actress' girlish charm is part of her trademark appeal.
Her distinctive features include her megawatt smile, voluminous hair and that infectious laugh.
Her doe-eyed, wide smile and cascading curls are this supreme diva's beauty trademarks.
Her statuesque figure said it all.
She was theteenage model of virginal innocence in "Blue Lagoon."
Endearing herself to audiences in this classic girl-loves-horse film, Taylor's beauty was defined by her dark hair, dramatic eyebrows and much-hyped eyes
The statuesque blonde's classic features are her most notable beauty trademarks.
Her green eyes and a slight overbite were her iconic beauty trademarks.
Casting agent James Scully described Turlington as "the greatest model of all time."
Her beauty earned her the title"The Sweater Girl" and made her a favorite WWII pinup.
Her doe eyes,boyish bob and waifish figure made her a '60s fashion icon.
Her mega-watt smile and smooth skin are among her beauty assets.
Her big eyes, curvy figure and cascading brunette locks are the Colombian beauty's trademarks.
Her statistics,38-24-38, defined her beauty.
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