The most beautiful and famous blondes - actresses

Sometimes hair was worn wavy, sometimes smooth, shoulder-length or cut short, fluffed up or intertwined in intricate rolls and curls. But blondes have always remained the most fashionable. Blond hair, white skin, shining eyes - this is the ideal of a woman, to which women themselves strive and are admired by men.

In Hollywood they knew how to represent the stars ... An excellent example of this is the bright and unforgettable blondes who have become symbols of beauty and imitation.

Gene Harlow - a platinum blonde in a tight-fitting dress made of white satin was recognized in Hollywood as a blonde angel.

Greta Garbo with golden and wavy shoulder length hair became a new symbol of beauty and femininity in the 30s. The camera revealed all her advantages - a perfectly symmetrical face with huge eyes, blonde hair. The inaccessible and proud beauty of this woman was recognized as "divine". She was elevated to a cult that, despite her early retirement from the cinema, only intensified.

Blonde hair looked better off the screen, and Hollywood is betting on blondes.

Idols of the 30s - Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Jean Harlow, Dina Durbin. Blonde hair Marlene Dietrich looked dark on the screen due to their reddish tint. She was often offered to highlight them, but she refused for a long time. We tried various lighting options - top, bottom, backlighting. Later, the latter option became the most popular. With this kind of lighting, a halo of blonde hair appeared around the head, but at the same time the actress had to be immobile, which made Marlene Dietrich give in to the Hollywood standard and dye her hair.

Most of the women who looked at the screen, not from the screen, tried their best to be like their idols. They rinsed their hair with chamomile infusion, curled them with electric curling machines, which often burned the skin, bleached them with unsuccessful chemical compositions, after which the hair fell out ...

In 1939, the six-month perm was invented, but the outbreak of World War II prevented many women from continuing these experiments. Then the hair was pinned up, and the remaining curls from the permanent were laid on the forehead. Or they wore hairstyles like Veronica Lake - an American movie star - a lush strand that covers one eye. Her romantic hairstyle was nothing more than the result of a regrown permanent, and became a role model for all women.

Hair was worn not only in wavy strands or curls up to the shoulders, but also in the form of a lush roller, towering over the forehead.

Red-haired Rita Hayworth seemed even slimmer with a high roll of hair. For her, many women repeated the same hairstyle, and it was not difficult for anyone to be slim during the war years.

Photo from above - Lyubov Orlova
Photo below - Valentina Serova

And our women in those difficult forties, despite the difficulties, lightened their hair to resemble the blondes of Soviet cinema - Marina Ladynina, Lyubov Orlova, Lyudmila Tselikovskaya or Valentina Serova. High hairstyles with curls and curled bangs appeared, which made women of the forties even more fragile and slender.

The blondes of the 50s were smiling from the movie screen, there were many, many. But only one managed to become a blonde of the twentieth century. It was Marilyn Monroe. Millions of women are trying to dye their hair and acquire the same platinum hair color.

Photographer B. Stern remembered the first meeting with her: “All the men stood around her, and all the light in the room seemed to be focused on her. Or maybe the light came from her? Probably it was, because she was shining ... ”However, among all the photos of Marilyn, taken by Stern, there are photos of her in a black wig.And looking at them, one can be convinced that the charm of this woman is not in the color of her hair ... Millions of women are trying to imitate her to this day.

Another famous film blonde Grace Kelly became a recognized star. Her attractive beauty and deep, sincere performance could not leave the audience indifferent. Even before she became the Princess of Monaco, she behaved like an aristocrat. Marilyn Monroe lost to Grace in her acting talent, the audience's sympathy was on the side of Grace Kelly. Time magazine featured a picture of Grace on the cover with the caption, "Gentlemen Prefer Ladies."

Blondes of the 60s Brigitte Bardot, Marina Vladi, Catherine Deneuve.

Long, and kind of matted hair of Brigitte in the film "Babette Goes to War" created a new hairstyle for girls of the early 60s - "Babette", in which pomp was acquired by unimaginable flecks and nylon stockings placed under them. This method, barbaric in relation to hair, gave impressive results. But her hairstyle competed with her, whose life was given by another blonde beauty - Marina Vlady, after the screening of the film "The Witch", long loose hair, not tied in curls or rollers. Hairstyle "Witch" remains popular now, however, like blondes.

Next, new idols appear - a beautiful blonde with a ribbon in her hair - Catherine Deneuve and the English fashion model Twiggy, who has become the new idol of a new era.

Top Jane Fonda
Bottom Twiggy

Jane Fonda in the role of Barbarella, gorgeous in a black patent leather suit, boots and a pistol in her hands, she turned out to be the embodiment of a girl from the space age.

In the 80s, even more daring experiments with hairstyles and hair color began, up to the dyeing of individual strands.

Another blonde, but not from Hollywood, Princess Diana, became the idol of many women.

One of the most luxurious blondes in Hollywood Kim Basinger once said: "In Hollywood, blondes are automatically ranked as mentally limited people." However, is it possible to say about those whom you saw here? The intelligence of many of them may exceed that of some of America's politicians. Today, when we see the complete degradation of American politicians, this is especially true - American leaders are degenerating, and blondes still bring light to the whole world.