In her own words:
And one more recent pic, from me:
Tag: Classic Women
Modern Classic Beauty: Monica Bellucci
I’ve featured her before, here and there, but not in depth (so to speak). So here’s Italy’s worthy successor to Sophia and Gina: Monica Bellucci. I was going to start with young Monica and work my way up [ahem] to the present day, but like Sophia and Gina, La Monica is pretty much astounding at any age. So I’ll just do a monochrome set first, and leave the color for another time. Okay?
Que bella.
Modern Classic Beauty: Sasha Alexander
While Angie Harmon got a lot of attention in TV’s Rizzoli & Isles (and deservedly so), I have to admit to a sneaking crush on her co-star, Sasha Alexander. And I don’t think I can be faulted for that:
More? Why, sure…
And to be quite honest, I think that Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander were without question the most toothsome twosome on television, ever.
Feel free to disagree, but you’d be wrong.
Innocent Times, Part 2
Following on from Part 1 (click for background explanation), here’s the second episode:
Till next time, in a month or so…
Classic Beauty: Lynda Carter
She’s still one of the most beautiful women who ever lived, whatever her age, and I think the world of men falls into two categories: men who agree with me, and men who somehow have never seen Lynda Carter before.
And for those unfortunate souls in the latter category, we have these examples:
At any age, in any light, from any angle… Wonder Woman.
Clarification
As any fule know, I love the pneumatic Carol Vorderman for all sorts of reasons:
…but at the same time, I’m not that fooled when I see headlines like this one:
…because let’s be honest, if those bountiful 63-year-old curves were not shoehorned into and corralled by “figure-hugging outfits”, she’d probably resemble a half-filled baggie of Jello.
Not that there’s much wrong with that, of course. I find Jello quite lovely to eat, and I’m pretty sure that this would also be true of la Vorderman.
