Audrey Hepburn Audrey Hepburn (born May 4, 1929) is an English actor. She has aristocratic blood when her mother is Dutch Baroness and mayor of Arnhem Ella van Heemstra and father is Governor of Dutch Suriname. From an early age, Audrey had the appearance of a beautiful young lady with splendid beauty. After embarking on the acting career, she has always been attached to the image of a modest, dignified person with a discreet and luxurious dress. Since then, Audrey has always been a monument of classic beauty and the silver screen. Beautiful beauty of Audrey Hepburn. (Photo: Internet) Audrey Hepburn owns a height of 1.7m with a slim body, completely different from the beauties who still favored the hot hourglass body at that time. She is also a pioneer of the discreet and elegant dress movement with outfits that do not try to show off the body curves but still exude a very personal charm. In the 90s of the last century, Audrey was in the top “50 most beautiful women of all time” voted by People magazine. She once entered the top “50 most beautiful women of all time”. (Photo: Internet) And is a pioneer for discreet, elegant dress style. (Photo: Internet) Olivia Hussey More than 5 decades have passed since the first debut, but “Juliet” Olivia Hussey is still the most beautiful and memorable Juliet. Olivia was only 16 years old at that time, she conquered the audience with her big round innocent blue eyes, charming red lips, long black hair as smooth as ebony and a plump, hot body that was not inferior to anyone. What famous star? The legendary Juliet no one can replace. (Photo: Internet) Until now, no muse has overcome the shadow of Olivia Hussey to qualify as “America’s first love”. The image of 16-year-old Juliet forever becomes a beauty monument in the hearts of beauty lovers around the world. Olivia Hussey’s picturesque beauty makes many people fall in love. (Photo: Internet) It is difficult to find defects on this beauty’s face. (Photo: Internet) Monica Bellucci Referring to the beauty icon of Italy and Hollywood, Monica Bellucci is indispensable. She is known as the beauty standard of European women: her face is like a statue and her body is full and sexy. It is the perfect combination of luxurious, unreal beauty and sexy and attractive charm. The charm is both “prosperous” and luxurious of Monica Bellucci. (Photo: Internet) Many times, Monica Bellucci has been on the list of “The most beautiful women on the planet” during the past 3 decades. Not so, but the role of Malèna – a woman who was stripped, beaten and cut her hair just because she was so beautiful in the movie of the same name was considered as a shoemaker for Monica. After 20 years, the beauty of this beauty still surprises the public. Wild beauty of female supermodel in men’s magazine. (Photo: Internet) She has repeatedly entered the list of “The most beautiful women on the planet”. (Photo: Internet) Who can resist this hot beauty. (Photo: Internet) Cindy Crawford Referring to Cindy Crawford, fashion lovers all remember the famous supermodel during the 80s – 90s. With a characteristic mole at the corner of her mouth, the supermodel born in 1966 has a unique charm that is unmistakable. OK. Supermodel Cindy Crawford with her signature charming mole. (Photo: Internet) Shape magazine readers chose Cindy as the second most beautiful woman in the world, behind only Demi Moore. Not stopping there, she continuously appeared in the lists of “the most beautiful of the beauties” in many famous newspapers such as People, Men’s Health, Maxim,… The most beautiful of the beauties. (Photo: Internet) Stunning beauty in the fashion village. (Photo: Internet) Grace Kelly Grace Kelly is an American actress. She was born on November 12, 1929, into an extremely rich and powerful family. Grace was determined to pursue her passion for acting despite her parents’ efforts to dissuade and gradually became one of the most influential power stars in the world in the 1950s and 60s. Grace Kelly’s holy beauty in an expensive wedding dress. (Photo: Internet) Grace Kelly’s beauty is strongly impressed by her gentle, ethereal features and always exudes the aristocratic aura of a lady born in silk. And to fully describe the beauty of Grace Kelly, perhaps, the two words “perfect” are the most accurate. The embodiment of perfect beauty. (Photo: Internet) Whatever style she pursues, Grace Kelly is also very elegant and aristocratic. (Photo: Internet) Winona Ryder In the 1990s, Winona Ryder was a pure beauty, a famous Hollywood angel. Before getting involved in scandals that led to the destruction of her career, this young girl made millions of hearts sob with her beautiful, fresh and clear beauty. The clear beauty of Winona Ryder. (Photo: Internet) Different from the classic beauty of Audrey Hepburn or the luxurious beauty of Grace Kelly, Winona Ryder brings a new image of a lovely, naughty, lively schoolgirl but still has a feminine and sweet touch. with a petite figure, personality short hair, big soulful eyes and a sunny smile. The sly hair has become the trademark of the actress. (Photo: Internet) Clear, pure but no less mischievous is what people think of Winona Ryder. (Photo: Internet)

Famous plastic surgeon Julian De Silva in London (UK) is the one who “digitized” the above system, to “mapping” the face on the computer, then the computer will calculate the pass rate. what percentage of the standard. The calculator will mainly calculate the perfect face shape, position and size of lips, nose, chin and jawline. Diana Princess. Photo: Cavendish Press. As a result, Princess Diana has the closest ratio to the ideal of the female Royals. Her face reached 89% of the ideal index. Next, Queen Rania of Jordan, 50, is considered the most beautiful Royal figure still alive. Her face ratio reached 88.9% of the ideal index. Queen Rania. Photo: Cavendish Press. Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco, who used to be a Hollywood star, has a face with an ideal ratio of 88.8%, coming in third place. Princess Grace. Photo: Cavendish Press. The most notable is the face ratio of the two British Royal brides. Contrary to many people’s predictions, Meghan is the one who ranks closely behind Princess Grace Kelly in terms of beautiful face proportions. Meghan Markle’s face reached 87.4% of the ideal ratio, ranked fourth. And Kate Middleton ranked fifth with a face reaching 86.8% of the perfect rate. That means Meghan overtakes Kate, albeit very closely. Meghan Markle. Photo: Cavendish Press. Dr De Silva commented: ‘They are all very beautiful people, but Diana tops them all with high marks in the shape of her face, the width of her nose and the area of ​​her eyebrows. And Meghan has a symmetrical face, specifically a very beautiful nose and V-shaped chin. Kate has the perfect distance between her nose and lips, and so is the distance between her eyes. However, Kate has a slightly lower score in the chin and jawline. Kate Middleton. Photo: Cavendish Press. Of course, this is the ancient Greek way of calculating facial proportions, but basically, beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. Thuc Han According to many sources

It began to be loved thanks to its dense appearance in famous hollywood movies around the world. Superstars like Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe… are the pioneers of this fashion style. Here are 6 styles of white shirts anyone should own. 1. Basic white shirt Basic white shirt is the first choice for office girls. You should choose a fabric that is easy to iron, less wrinkled, and cool so that you can sit comfortably in the office for 8 hours. In addition, try combining a white shirt with colorful accessories to make the look less boring. 2. Loose shirt The loose (but not oversized) shirt can ‘follow’ you everywhere, from the office environment to the late-night cafe. You can combine them with tulip skirts, A-line skirts, midi skirts, trousers, jeans… If you want a simple but impressive outfit, use a boyfriend shirt combined with a large belt. 3. Silk shirt Silk white shirts are usually milky white or ivory white. You can pair them with just about anything, but the safest choice is jeans. The slightly shiny and soft silk material will be balanced by dusty and hard jeans. 4. Blouses Áo Blouse-style shirt was born for feminine and elegant girls. The design of the shirt exudes a classic look with puff sleeves, fabric buttons, (usually) raw material and (sometimes) decorative lace. 5. Thin chiffon shirt You should choose shirts with chiffon, chiffon, and viscose materials because they help the shape of the shirt to have a slight swelling. V-neck shirts have the ability to make your face look more elegant. A peplum top with accents at the waist and flared bodice helps create a balanced proportions for apple-shaped girls. 6. T-shirt T-shirts used to be ‘estranged’ because of their tendency to crease easily. But when the weather is in the summer, the demand for cool fabrics increases, so T-shirts become the number one choice for women. Many brands have launched shirts made from cotton blend fabric to make it easier to maintain and still bring comfort to the wearer.

9. In 2011, Zara Phillips – niece of Queen Elizabeth II – married to rugby player Mike Tindall. She wears a Stewart Parvin dress that costs $11,625 (current price). This design is made from silk faille and silk duchesse satin. “In fact, this dress is still on the low end of the royal family when it costs around £7,000, or $8,356 at the time,” the editor of the magazine said. Insider comment. Image: Harper’s BAZAAR. 8. Model of wedding dress of Sarah Ferguson was estimated at $45,000 in 1986, or more than $107,000 today. Ivory silk dress designed by Lindka Cierach. The end of the skirt is 17.5 m long and took 4 months to make, according to People . Image: Nicki Swift . 7. The camisole dress in the wedding party of Meghan Markle cost more than $157,000 in 2018, or $163,550 today. This silk crepe dress was designed by Stella McCartney. Image: Fabulous Frocks Bridal. 6. Princess wedding dress cưới Eugenie cost around $260,000 in 2018, or $270,845 today. The design was created by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos. It has a folded neckline around the shoulders, a low back, and a long tail. Image: Town & Country Magazine. 5. Meghan also wore another gorgeous dress for her wedding in 2018. The design cost about $265,000, or $276,000 today. Markle’s simple boat neck dress was designed by Clare Waight Keller – the former creative director of Givenchy. Image: Vogue. 4. ‘s wedding dress Kate Middleton had an estimated price of $332,000 in 2011. That figure rises to $345,000 today. Handmade lace dress, with 58 gazar and organza buttons, 3 meter long tail created by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. Image: Brides . 3. At her wedding in 1981, Princess Diana The design cost about $127,000, or about $490,000 today. It was designed by couple David and Elizabeth Emanuel. It is studded with 10,000 pearls and sequins and has a 7.6-meter tail. Image: Smithsonian Magazine. 2. ‘s wedding dress Grace Kelly worth $65,200 ($623,000 in today’s dollars) when she married Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956. Designed by Helen Rose, this dress cost 400 meters of silk. Image: Good Housekeeping, Savoir Flair. 1. Queen Elizabeth II chose Norman Hartnell’s design for his big day in 1947. It was made of satin, studded with hundreds of silk flowers and had a 4 meter long tail. At the time, her wedding dress was worth $42,000 ($1.6 million today). Image: Town & Country Magazine.

According to a Buckingham Palace spokesman, women will wear black knee-length dresses and hats. Meanwhile, men wear black coats with medals. In 1982, photos of Princess Diana at the funeral of Princess of Monaco – Grace Kelly – showed her wearing a full-face hat, a long-sleeved black dress with a collar and a heart necklace. At that time, her choice was highly appreciated because it was suitable for the situation and still showed the inherent style. The dress code for royal funerals has long been a symbol of grief and nobility. Photo: Anwar Hussein, Mirrorpix. The color of grief Black has long been the color of choice for mourning. It was associated with grief in the 19th century. By this time in Europe and America, the regulations on mourning dress were firmly in place, especially for women. It is fueled by the proliferation of women’s publications as well as more affordable clothing. Harper’s Bazaar advised readers to aim for “nunnish simplicity” in 1868. Even the modern department store was born out of the fledgling funeral industry. Around the 1840s, Kate Strasdin – British historian and fashion curator – said: “Shops sprung up in London (England) and Paris (France) to cater to everyone. In which, you have can buy everything from stationery to funeral jewelry.” Around the 1840s, mourning dresses were created in a variety of styles. Photo: De Agostini Editorial. For a short time in 1938, after the death of her grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, black fell out of favor at funerals. One photo shows the queen mother wearing a white dress designed by Norman Hartnell to honor the passing of her mother. Influence from Queen Victoria “No one has influenced mourning more than Queen Victoria. After the sudden death of her husband Prince Albert in 1861, she expressed her sadness by wearing black every day for four decades. until his death” CNN comment. According to Strasdin, it was Victoria who helped codify the nuances of grieving fashion and maintain the image of “permanent widow”. In Victorian times, even the really small details of a dress tell what stage of the funeral you’re in. It symbolizes wealth and status by proving you can buy a mourning wardrobe as well as understanding the rules. The dress was worn by Queen Victoria after 33 years of her husband’s death. Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. For a year, widows must wear mourning attire made of matte black crepe fabric. As the pain fades, colors and other fabrics change as well. During the last 6 months of the 2.5-year period, “semi-mourning” clothing can be worn in white, gray, pale yellow or shades of lilac or lavender. After going through a period of grief for many years, Queen Victoria persisted in wearing black mourning for the rest of her life. One of Victoria’s dresses after 33 years of her husband’s death was a sombre black crepe with a simple hemline. Strasdin noted that Victoria’s dark dressing style was unpopular with some family members. Her daughter-in-law – Queen Alexandra – marked a change, loosening restrictions when Queen Victoria died. Alexandra opted for semi-mourning shimmering gowns of mauve silk chiffon and sequins, as well as pale yellow or gray. “She knew that the public was really struggling with the queen’s constant mourning. So Queen Alexandra instituted half-mourning for the rest of her life,” Strasdin said. Over the decades, the influence of Queen Victoria’s mourning dress is still present in modern royal periods. It ranges from austere colors to strict rules. Queen Alexandra purposefully loosened the rigid rules for mourning attire under Victoria. Photo: AFP.