Who is the most aesthetically perfect person you have ever seen??

Question

If you're answering with someone who isn't famous or very well known, please include some sort of description of them. Whatever your answer, give a reason. We're not talking about personality or who you like here, we're talking about pure physical beauty. And if you think this is just horribly shallow, just go on to the next question....quite simple, really.

Hopefully I'll get some diverse answers.....thanks to everyone who answers here!!

Answer 1

Only once in my entire life was I struck by the physical beauty of someone else (in person)...and to this day I can't explain what it was, exactly, that made my heart jump into my throat at the mere sight of him, but, a description...
he had perfect skin, perfectly smooth and tanned, and his eyes were a dark, dark green, with a languorous quality to them. He moved with a carefree grace that radiated confidence. Every feature was in perfect symmetry and his clothing looked carelessly thrown together . He wasn't overly muscular, in fact on the skinny side, though without being scrawny...it is hard to describe pure physical beauty, as it is such a subjective thing, but even a horrible writer can recognize being in the presence of it. And, on that day, I was.

He made me understand the perfection of all those greek bronzes in art history.

Answer 2

Male...Ashton Kutcher..I really don't think describing him is neccessary. That's TOO obvious.

His skeletal frame is in perfect perportion.
He has long and shapely legs
He has a strong but not too strong sloping forehead.
Nose perfect shape and size
Eyebrows not too thin or too thick and perfectly shaped with the perfect amount of pointness in the center of them.
his eyes are dreamy with very long dark eyelashes.
His jaw line is the kind EVERYONE wants
High cheekbones
Neck not too wide, not too slender
Perfect muscles...Not overly built
Small wrists with long slender fingers
His feet aren't too big
His back is perfectly straight
his walk is perfect.
His hair is not too thick or too thin and is very shiny and silky
He has just enough wave to his hair to give it body and a sexy look.
His teeth are beautiful
His skin is flawless


Female..I would have to say Julie Newmar from the 1960s.

She has been acknowledged by MANY, over the decades as being the actress with the most beautiful body and face in history.

MANY would argue about the perfection of her face because THAT is REALLy a matter of opinion.

She has always been referred to as being the most statuesque of ALL the actresses in history.

She is tall and gracefull
Her legs are perfectly shaped and are about a mile long.
Her neck is long and slender.
She is what is considered as, having the perfect body.
Waist being 10 inches smaller than her bust and hips, which in the world of perfection, the bust and hips should be the same circumference. The waist 10 inches smaller.
She was/is well indowed in the bust but not overly.
Her back is extremly straight
she has wide/broad shoulders, just like Ashton Kutcher, without them being overly built as to compromise their natural beauty
She has very pouty plump lips with pointed upper lip at the top.
She has that beautiful strong jawline Just like Ashton.
Her skin is flawless
She has very beautiful cheekbones.
Many have stated that she looks like she was carved out of marble by Michael Angelo. It's true! Unbeleivable!
Her eyes have a limped dreamy look to them and are large.
Her hair is thick and very silky and shiny.
Long slender graceful hands and fingers.
She has a perfectly shaped forehead.
Like Ashton, her eyebrows make a perfect point in the center.
I know I'VE never seen her rival!
She is perfection, personified.


If you ever watched the old TV show from the 1960s, "BATMAN", you can catch her in episodes, where she played "CATWOMAN"

In the movie ""To Man Choo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar", you will see a photo of her several times posing. She was often posing in swimwear back then because she was so famous for having the most perfect face and body in history and people wanted to see it. She was and still is amazingly gorgeous and perfect in every way.

At the end of the movie she makes a cameo appearance as herself.

You can EASILY identify her when she stands there looking into the camera and smiles, just from my description. Her eyes are almost catlike and are huge.

She was always referred to as being STATUESQUE. That line is mentioned in the movie. She Still IS! DAMN!
For her age, she is hot!

There has never been another actress that looks like her.
When you aee HER, your chin drops. Even Women's.

Answer 3

Vivien Leigh, from the Gone with the Wind, was just purely gorgeous. She had beautiful big brown eyes, long curly eyelashes, small but full curvy lips, perfectly shaped face, good height, lovely and well-proportioned body, etc. Vivien was a magneficient drama queen.

For a male, I'd say Mark-Paul Gosselaar, an actor most well-known from the popular 80's-90's tv show "Saved by the Bell". He's the only celebrity I can't help slightly obsessing over... a description:

He's a mixed man; Indonesian/Dutch, and he's just beautiful. A well-built, muscular body, good skin, Indonesian eyes, adorable smile, thick hair, etc... anyway, I think he's just wonderful! ;)

Answer 4

Keira Knightley, Angelina Jolie, Lindsay Lohan, Maria Sharapova, Rachel McAdams.

Answer 5

Johnny Depp

Answer 6

Anna Mae Wong know as the most photographed face in her time 1930's to 50's Chinese actress before being asian was really accepted in Hollywood. Began in silent movies and quit acting because she was killed off the films so much and was always sterotyped as the evil Dragon lady type. Very beautiful.

Answer 7

Paris Hilton

Answer 8

Audrey Hepburn, especially in Breakfast At Tiffany's. Check out the DVD cover. Her features are just perfect
In the 21st century... hmmm... I think I really would have to go with Jessica Alba. She is not the most gorgeous (face) looking like Keira Knightley, but Keira is a bit too skinny and she's flat. But Jessica Alba is very pretty and she has curves to die for.
For guys... I don't really like Orlando Bloom and Jesse Metcalfe, but i think they reallly have faces and bodies to die for.
But Thats just me... see ya!

Answer 9

Ever seen? Elisa Bridges. Playmate of the Month, December '94. My reason is because she's the first person that popped in my mind. And i spent a good hour or so looking her up, because i forgot her name.

Answer 10

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