Who Is The Most Beautiful Woman Of All Time?

 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as the proverb says. This makes any list of the most attractive men or women in history debatable. Many of these women credit their beauty for their achievement. So, if you're interested in finding out, have a look at the women on our list, and we'll see who wins the title of best of all.

Michelle Pfeiffer

Michelle Pfeiffer was one of the most well-known actresses in the film industry in the 1980s and 1990s, thanks to her excellent acting abilities and stunning attractiveness. In her films from the late 1970s, she defied the prettily dressed cliché and was given a supporting part in Scarface. This then provided her with opportunities for later, higher employment. She possessed beauty, according to a Daily Telegram contributor, that could catch someone off guard in the middle of a conversation and cause them to pause and take a moment to stare.

Brigitte Bardot

Brigitte Bardo, a young dancer, put away her shoes and began acting in the 1950s. She was chosen to star in Robert Vadim's divisive film And God Created Women in 1956. She gained international acclaim as a result. She was described as a creature made with the finest skill by an American critic. It was such a sight when Brigitte Bardot first appeared on international screens that Simone de Beauvoir wrote a feminist essay on her. Brigitte Bardot and The Lolita Syndrome was the title he gave it. Later on, she started advocating for animal rights. She was fined for promoting racial animosity five different times.

Jacqueline Bisset

Since being cast as English actress Jacqueline Bisset in the 1960s film Bullitt, she has made numerous appearances on major motion pictures. She gained recognition as a serious performer over time, which led to her landing increasingly demanding roles like the one in François Truffaut's Day for Night. She was given a role in The Deep in 1977. In the film, she came out of the water soaking drenched and barely partially covered. This role was so fantastic that it helped popularise the wet T-Shirt competitions. Since then, Jacqueline Bisset has mainly appeared in television shows and motion pictures.

Sharon Tate

Unfortunately, Sharon Tate's life was a wonder, but her horrifying, sad end will always stand out more. Before Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tate had a long history in the film industry. With all the positive feedback she had received for both her tragic and humorous performances, she was hailed for having a bright future. She wed Roman Polanski, the director and co-star of the film The Fearless Vampire Killers, in 1968. When Tate went unexpectedly, she was eight months along with her pregnancy.

Kim Basinger

Basinger worked hard to become a well-to-do model in the ‘70s and took to acting when she moved to Los Angeles. She appeared in many made-for-TV movies. However, she got her debut role in a drama, Hard Country. Her performance as a Bond girl in Never Say Never Again made her into a poster girl and this stayed through into the ‘90s. Ever since, she has taken up roles in several movies and still acts till date.

Audrey Hepburn

After starring alongside Gregory Peck in Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn quickly rose to fame thanks to her distinctive attractiveness. She received a BAFTA, an Academy Award, and a Golden Globe for Best Actress for this performance. She eventually turned her attention to philanthropy and garnered honorary honours for humanitarianism both during her lifetime and after. Audrey experienced an uncommon kind of stomach cancer in 1953. Her continued presence in popular culture in the years following her passing is evidence of her enduring legacy.

Tyra Banks

Tyra Banks is well-known in the United States as a TV personality and model. In 1990, she began her modelling career with Elite Model Management, a famous international agency. She also appeared on the cover of Vogue Magazine in Spain, where she was immediately compared to Naomi Campbell. She appeared in GQ and was highlighted in the Victoria's Secret collection. One of her biggest professional accomplishments was her appearance as a host and executive producer on America's Next Top Model.

Marilyn Monroe

Without including Marilyn Monroe, every list would be lacking. She was a well-known figure in the world. She argued that insanity is genius and that there is beauty in imperfection. She added that being absolutely ridiculous is preferable to being dull. She abided by those statements.

Ursula Andress

Because she co-starred with Sean Connery as Dr. No in the 1962 film Dr. No, Ursula Andress gained notoriety as the first Bond girl. This performance propelled her to prominence, making it one of the biggest entrances of a female star in film history, despite the fact that her voice was covered by another recording to conceal her Swiss-German accent. She was asked why she agreed to publicly share her naked images many years later when she featured in Playboy magazine. She just replied, "It's because I'm lovely," to this.

Jayne Kennedy

1951 saw the birth of Jayne Harrison, later Jayne Kennedy. She is an actress, a model, and a sportscaster. She was the first black lady to win the Miss Ohio title in 1970. She also met Leon Isaac Kennedy in same year, and they were soon wed. She made multiple TV appearances and even got a part in The NFL Today. In the 1980s, she began making workout videos, and in 1982, she divorced. She married Bill Overton in 1985, and the couple had three daughters who inherited her good looks.

Ava Gardner

South Carolina-born Ava Gardner spoke with an accent that made it nearly impossible for MGM to comprehend her. However, that didn't stop her from using her attractiveness to persuade them to sign her. She had to wait almost five years for her big break in the noir movie The Killers, which made her famous. She was a well-known actress in Hollywood for 50 years, up until the middle of the 1980s. Her long-standing smoking habit took control of her. She was crippled in 1986 as a result of two strokes and emphysema. She passed away from pneumonia in 1990.

Lauren Bacall

This actress was well-known and ranked as the 20th greatest female star of classic Hollywood film, with a distinctive voice and killer looks. Later in her life, she received an honorary Academy Award in recognition of her contributions to the Golden Age of cinema. She was a Harper's Bazaar and Vogue cover model before she entered the movie industry and rose to fame as an extraordinary actress. Her beauty was widely acknowledged due to her sensuous, feline grace, blue-green eyes, and blonde hair.

Barbara Parkins

Canadian-born Parkins relocated to Los Angeles at the age of 16 in search of a role in the spotlight. She got her start backing up famous stars by singing and dancing in nightclubs. Her acting debut was in the low-budget crime film 20,000 Eyes from 1961. She did, however, take part in a significant film adaptation that earned her an Emmy Award in 1966 for Best Leading Actress: Valley of the Dolls. She appeared in the series all the way through.

Julie Ege

When Julie was 15, she began her modelling career. She placed second in the Miss Norway competition at the age of 18. Following her participation in the Miss Universe competition, she worked as an au pair in England to improve her English. She took on a few modest acting parts in the late 1950s, but her performance in the comedy Up Pompeii from 1971 stands out the most. She was referred to as a glamour actor, but she later admitted that she didn't mind because her good looks were a source of cash.

Vanessa Williams

When Vanessa Williams was crowned Miss America in 1984, she rocked the beauty industry. She had to give up the title, nevertheless, because of personal problems. She began her acting career in 1986, contrary to popular belief that she would remain out of the public eye forever. Her most well-known performance was in Ugly Betty. She received multiple nominations and prizes for this role, including a SAG Award, a Golden Globe Award, and an Emmy Award. Additionally, she performed some music, for which she was nominated for multiple Grammys. The Sweetest Days and The Right Stuff were among the albums.

Jane Birkin

Although the English-born actress was successful in both the British and French film industries, her ten-year marriage to Serge Gainsbourg is mostly responsible for her global recognition. She divorced him, yet she continued to be a lucrative actress. She had several films appearances, including Red Fox and A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries. Nevertheless, Birkin's fame is mostly based on the fact that a Hermés bag is called in her honour since she claimed she was unable to obtain the leather weekend bag she desired.

Loretta Young

When she was just two or three years old, Loretta Young entered the public stage! She enjoyed her career in the public stage from that time in 1917 until 1953. She received an Oscar nomination for her work in Come to the Stable, and she won the Best Actress Oscar for The Farmer's Daughter in 1947. Grant Withers, who was also an actor, was married to Loretta between 1930 and 1931. But she and Spencer Tracy had a known relationship. The actress started smoking when she was just eight years old, but quit in the middle of the 1980s after gaining roughly 10 pounds.

Grace Kelly

Before she married Prince Ranier III of Monaco, Grace Kelly only worked in Hollywood for five years, but her charm and beauty helped her establish herself as one of the most well-known figures in the industry at the time. After Kelly wed the prince of Monaco, she was never seen in a movie again. But this provided her plenty of room to concentrate on charitable work and the support of the artists. Sadly, she suffered a stroke while driving, which led to a car accident that resulted in her death. Even though she was in the accident with her daughter, she survived. She continues to hold a special place in our hearts because of both her grace and elegance in public.

Jane Fonda

Jane Fonda, a true high flyer throughout the Oscar seasons, is still working in the film business at the age of 80. Jane is a member of one of Hollywood's wealthiest families and is the daughter of the legendary Henry Fonda. Despite this, she has worked hard to establish a reputation for herself through the parts on her resume, her captivating beauty, and her charisma. John Fonda

Jessica Lange

Jessica Lange appears to have had two careers in the film business. After receiving six Academy Award nominations in the 1980s and 1990s, Jessica seemed to slow down a bit and become more selective about the projects she worked on. However, the actress has made a relatively ferocious comeback over the last ten years. This is particularly true in light of the fact that she participated in all five seasons of American Horror Story. In the web series Feud: Bette and Joan, she also portrayed Joan Crawford.