Sophia Loren, Rita Heyworth, Audrey Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, Marilyn Monroe... the definition of classic beauty.
Back in the days looking beautiful was quite different then it is now.
It was all curves, winged eyeliner and lipstick. How great was that?
For one I embrace the vintage look with both arms, the classic way or with a slight twist. Get the look!
Hair
No curling, no straightening needed. Keep it natural. If you have
natural curls the short curly bob like Marilyn is very cute or the
'Hollywood curl' like Rita Hayworth. Rather a style with straight hair?
What about a classic Audrey Hepburn updo with short bangs or one of my
personal favorites, the beehive. So gorgeous on Brigitte Bardot!
Make-up
Start with a great black mascara and (winged) eyeliner and top it off
with a pop of color. Some red or pink lipstick is amazing but you can
also show off with red nailpolish like Marilyn.
Fashion
The LBD is classic for a reason, add a little glitter or some pearls and rock the 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' look.
Already went all overboard on the hair and make-up? As you can see all
of these women look gorgeous as well with a simple black turtle neck or
fun flower print jeans.
And wait. Is Brigitte Bardot wearing a beanie there? With colder times at our door that fashion item is very much welcome.
Apart from that high waisted shorts and skirts are classic, cute and actually back in fashion again!
Accessories
Pearls, sprakly earrings, a little bit of leopard print and retro
sunglasses. They are all so much fun but as you can see you can even
look beautiful without too much fuss, keep it simple and draw the
attention to one part of the look. Simplicity!
These ladies
are not just classic beauties because the time of their fame makes it
classic, they are because despite of any imperfections they were
gorgeous and everyone thought they were. In my opinion, that state of
mind could never hurt. I say: let's get that going again. Everyone is
different and no one is perfect, exactly that's what makes beauty.
Inspired? Maybe this may be a fun new project for your Christmas of New Years look. Have fun!
Love,
Noes