Cinematography has presented the world with many beautiful female images. Film stars have become a role model for millions of women, and their beauty has provided them with worldwide fame and many lucrative contracts.
Brigitte Bardot - the embodiment of femininity
A sensual blonde with big eyes and full lips became famous in the movie And God Created Woman. The 50s passed under the sign of Brigitte - she was called to act in films, record songs, participate in promotions. Provocative and daring, Bardot was the harbinger of the sexual revolution that broke out in the 60s. The personal life of the actress was also eventful - she first married at 18 to director Roger Vadim, the author of the film that made her famous. After filming, Bardot got together with her partner in the film, Jean-Louis Trintignant. This was followed by whirlwind romances with several musicians and marriages with millionaire Gunther Sachs and entrepreneur Bernard d'Ormal. Now Bardo lives alone in his villa and is engaged in charity work.
Brigitte Bardot introduced the fashion to bikini swimwear, plaid dresses, sauerkraut and babette hairstyles.
Sophia Loren is an unfading sex symbol
The famous Italian became famous not only for the roles of sultry Neapolitan beauties, but also for significant characteristic works. For example, critics praise her skill in Chochara, in which Lauren plays the role of a violent woman. Despite the fact that in the early films Sophie was not shy about appearing topless, later her husband Carlo Ponti bought all these pictures. So nude images of Lauren are now worth their weight in gold. However, the actress did not hesitate to appear in the famous erotic calendar "Pirelli". Surprisingly, this happened in 2007 when Lauren turned 72 years old. According to critics, the beauty of the legendary actress, even at this age, was in no way inferior to the figures of young fashion models.
Unlike many star beauties, Sophia Loren was married only once and lived with her husband in harmony until his death.
Marlene Dietrich - the legend of classic cinema
The beautiful Marlene Dietrich reigned on the screens of cinemas in the era of the formation of this industry. The image of the fatal beauty breaking men's hearts was embodied in the image of Lola-Lola from the movie "Blue Angel". In the future, Dietrich continued to play such images. In addition to acting, Marlene was engaged in singing - she had a beautiful low voice with chesty, slightly harsh notes. During World War II, Dietrich traveled with concerts, performing in the Allied forces. By this she caused the hostility of Nazi Germany. In addition, the actress had a good sense of style. She brought into fashion wide gauze pants, silk top hats and makeup with neatly defined lips and eyes.
