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Old photos have a magical way of bringing history to life. They freeze moments we’ve only read about, letting us see the expressions, style, and aura of people who shaped the world. There’s something powerful about seeing their faces captured in raw, unfiltered moments. Today, we’ve rounded up striking photos, paintings, and artistic visualizations of iconic historical figures. No filters, no heavy edits, just timeless representations of them in all their natural charm. These images capture a rare kind of presence that feels both real and regal. Each one might just make you pause and think, “Wow, they were truly captivating.”
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#1
Princess Fawzia Fuad Of Egypt
CA Hyde 6 months ago
The middle east was completely different 80 - 100 years ago, so sad what most of the countries have become.
Peter Bear 6 months ago
Worst part is, it's happening right now in the US in real-time. This is what religious theocracy does.
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Michael Largey 6 months ago
I won't think about that today. I'll think about it tomorrow.
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LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Egyptian princess who became Queen of Iran when she married the Shah of Iran.
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#2
Johannes Brahms
Ugh, do I have to? 6 months ago (edited)
He was also notoriously grumpy, once telling a group of people "If there is anyone here that I have failed to offend, I apologize," or something very similar.
Nikole 6 months ago
Attractive, talented, AND surly?? Get me a time machine!
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glowworm2 6 months ago
Of course, this is a photo of him when he was a young man. This is what he looked like later on in life. brahms-685...5e4f97.jpg 
#3
Hermann Rorschach
Lupita Nyong'heaux 6 months ago
he looks like brad pitt and somebody i can't quite put my finger on right now had a baby. lol
LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, developed the Rorschach test. Died at age 37.
Anthony Elmore 6 months ago
Great psychiatrist, I just think it's really disrespectful how he went around showing people all those pictures of my parents fighting.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 6 months ago (edited)
For most women, he'd pass the test. (Of course, that's just what the picture looks like to me.)
XenoMurph 6 months ago
If you don't know basic stuff don't comment, it makes you look like you don't know basic stuff.
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Human history is full of memorable icons, but today, we’re focusing on the ones who made style their signature. From classic elegance to bold reinvention, these figures didn’t just wear clothes: they created trends, shaped tastes, and redefined what it meant to look timeless.
Their choices still echo through wardrobes today, showing that true style never fades. So let’s dive into the lives (and closets) of some of the most fashionably iconic people ever to walk the earth.
#4
Eva Perón
Chewie Baron 6 months ago
You should read up what happened to her corpse after her husband was deposed by the Junta that took over. It’s more disturbing than you could ever imagine.
#5
Nikola Tesla
Souljacker 6 months ago
I'm guessing he wouldn't be happy a lunatic named a vehicle after him.
General Anaesthesia 6 months ago
Eloon didn't name Tesla Motors; he was an early investor and became CEO in 2008.
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Mel in Georgia 6 months ago
He did not age well. https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftechstartups.com%2F2021%2F12%2F28%2Flast-words-nikola-tesla-years-spent-service-mankind-brought-nothing-insults-humiliation%2F&psig=AOvVaw28-94vl2QvT5Jbay3BNIST&ust=1750631623733000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBQQjRxqFwoTCJD8ppLJg44DFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE
Power puff scientist 6 months ago
also interesting i found he never married or even had a romantic relationship as far as anyone knows.
Michael Largey 6 months ago
He had the fashion sense not to walk around in a baseball hat all the time.
#6
Empress Elisabeth Of Austria
Chewie Baron 6 months ago
There’s a very good drama series about her on Netflix. It’s in German, but it’s very good.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, or Jackie O, is basically the blueprint for Old Money elegance. Her outfits struck a perfect balance between polished and modern, always exuding a quiet confidence.
With her pillbox hats, oversized sunglasses, and tailored suits, Jackie knew how to make a statement without saying a word. Her love for clean lines and luxurious fabrics became her signature. Decades later, her style still sets the bar for timeless sophistication and class.
#7
Sessue Hayakawa
Lady Eowyn 6 months ago
A brief note on who theses people were would be appreciated, I keep googling but I'm lazy.
LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Japanese actor. Also a popular Hollywood star during the silent film era.
#8
Rupert Brooke
Chewie Baron 6 months ago
He was. His poems on the First World War are heartbreaking.
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Yeats described him as "the handsomest young man in England" according to Wikipedia.
#9
Lady Caroline Blackwood
Ralph Lauren didn't just design clothes, he crafted an entire lifestyle. With his roots in American heritage, he turned the Old Money aesthetic into a global empire. Think tweed blazers, polo shirts, and cable-knit sweaters that feel just as chic now as they did when they first debuted. His collections offer more than fashion; they reflect a mindset of ease, legacy, and understated opulence.
#10
Mata Hari
Wendy Fussell 5 months ago
.. attractiveness has more to do with personality than physical features. She exuded sexuality.
Load More Replies... Lupita Nyong'heaux 6 months ago
she was a s******r before she was a spy. of course she was attractive. duh.
The Other Guest 6 months ago
You don't have to be beautiful to be a stripper.
Load More Replies... Chewie Baron 6 months ago
Not quite, she started off as a spy for the FrenchArmy on the advice of her Russian lover who was a Major working with the French. It was claimed that she was a German spy to cover up a completely c**k-up by the French and they used her as a scapegoat. Most of the so called information she gave to the Germans was nothing more than gossip about the s*x lives of various French Generals whenever they were staying in Paris. Her trial was an absolute farce. In the end she bravely stood facing her firing squad (15 French soldiers) sans blindfold and even blew them a kiss as they were about to be given the order to fire.
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Catlady6000 6 months ago (edited)
White or almost white shade of whatever. I think it would be beautiful in a pale silvery grey, embroidered in rose or periwinkle. It definitely looks like House of Worth, so the photo is likely 1895 or slightly before.
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Joseph Stalin
Jaya 6 months ago
Might be just 1 lucky shot. This pic on the right makes him look hot, in all the other ones I see when I google 'young Stalin' he's not especially attractive.
Ugh, do I have to? 6 months ago
I think it could be the hair/facial hair lol
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Michael Anisfeld 6 months ago
a brutal antisemitic sadist, who caused millions of deaths in the Holodor.
At Least I'm Not You 6 months ago
M******d 20 million people and the next mayor of NYC wants to emulate his policies.
Still Going 6 months ago
Never has the advice of not judging a book by its cover been as important.
#12
Jack Kerouac
glowworm2 6 months ago (edited)
Actually his naval reserve enlistment photo. To be fair, I also thought it was a mugshot.
Load More Replies... Nikole 6 months ago
He DID play football in college! Check out some of those pics……
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Nikki Gross 6 months ago
He resembles an actor and model named Colton Haynes who is hot as f**k and very gay. 😛😅
Before designer brands became status symbols, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel was already revolutionizing the way women dressed. In a world of corsets and frills, she introduced comfort and simplicity. Her iconic Little Black Dress redefined elegance, proving you didn’t need sequins to shine. From jersey knits to tweed jackets, Chanel turned menswear into a woman’s best fashion ally.
#13
Alexandra Feodorovna (Alix Of Hesse)
Chuck the Cat 6 months ago
It’s because the exposure took ages back in those days, so it would have hurt to keep a smile for that long. Or maybe she was actually sad, I don’t know.
Load More Replies... Multa Nocte 6 months ago
Sometimes with all the inbreeding you see in royals it's nice to actually see an attractive one.
LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Last Empress of Russia, consort of Tsar Nichola II. Granddaughter of Queen Victoria.
glowworm2 6 months ago
Also the mother of Anastasia. Yes. THAT Anastasia.
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Vinnie 6 months ago (edited)
Beautiful, and a loving wife and mother, but not my favourite person. She insisted Russia be an absolute monarchy at a time when many countries of Europe were either republics or constitutional monarchies. The ones for whom I feel sorry are the daughters (and maybe the son), who would probably have adapted well to lives with commoners.
XenoMurph 6 months ago
Yes, her influence on Nicholas was towards full oppression of the population. She was pretty but notoriously dim, and could only imagine what she has seen in the past, she couldn;t comprehend change.
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Harry Houdini
Michael Largey 6 months ago
By the time I was his age, my good looks had successfully escaped me.
#15
Gayatri Devi
Elwood Schwartz (it/that) 6 months ago
If she and Angela Lansbury had a baby.
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Mreoww 6 months ago
LaurieannaT is correct, she was also part of the Lok Sabha, meaning she was a politician. No need to downvote.
Load More Replies...Audrey Hepburn’s style was the definition of grace: structured but soft, tailored but never tight. With Givenchy by her side, she created some of the most unforgettable fashion moments ever. Whether it was a black dress, ballet flats, or that perfect trench coat, Audrey made it clear that elegance lives in simplicity.
#17
Princess Kaʻiulani
LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Hawaiian princess, last heir apparent to the throne of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Died at age 23. She has a fairly long Wikipedia entry. Interesting stuff.
#18
Lillie Langtry
Don't listen to me 6 months ago
Wikipedia. She lived the most public of lives – as a ‘professional beauty’, as a royal mistress, as an actress, as a racehorse owner, as a squanderer of fortunes and collector of lovers
Marilyn Monroe brought an entirely different kind of glamour. With her dazzling smile and curve-hugging dresses, she embodied the golden age of Hollywood. Her white halter dress from The Seven Year Itch remains one of the most iconic outfits of all time. Marilyn’s fashion was sexy, bold, and completely unapologetic. It captured the spirit of the 1950s and the essence of stardom and it still inspires vintage fashion lovers to this day.
#19
John F. Kennedy Jr
Michelle Dowling 6 months ago
Nope couldn't understand the hype at the time. Looked like every tennis instructor.
LaurieAnnaT 6 months ago
Son of U.S. President John Kennedy. Died at age 38 when the Piper Saratoga light aircraft he was piloting crashed.
Mel in Georgia 6 months ago
So much tragedy in the Kennedy family ... RFK, Jr. is just sharing that legacy with the whole country.
WonderWoman 6 months ago
FFS 1 - historical figure? 2- he was lauded as being very attractive his entire life
#20
Nefertiti
Michael Largey 6 months ago
OK, if she was really ugly, would the court sculptor carve her that way?
#21
Lewis Powell (Conspirator)
Nikole 6 months ago
I don’t know why I’m so surprised that some people were ridiculously good looking in the past.
JoNo 6 months ago
Yes, I think that too, though chances are there were just as many good looking people in the past as there are now.
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Souljacker 6 months ago
John Wilkes Booth recruited him to kidnap Lincoln and turn him over to the Confederacy.
Cary Grant was Hollywood’s ultimate gentleman: suave, stylish, and always immaculately dressed. His tailored suits, crisp white shirts, and polished shoes made menswear look effortless. Grant didn’t chase trends; he mastered fit and quality, and that made all the difference.
#22
Jack Johnson
Roni Stone 6 months ago
He was handsome in so many ways. Trail blazer and arbitrary line buster!
#23
Franz Liszt
Jay Scales 6 months ago
Apparently he was THE celebrity of his day. Ladies threw their bloomers at him :D
Roni Stone 6 months ago
(Unless they were granny bloomers,) way to go Franz!
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Lupita Nyong'heaux 6 months ago
"straight" might be a bit of a misnomer. lol
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#24
Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh
Forrest Hobbs 6 months ago
When it comes to hotness, so did his wife - but they were both fine looking people before they got ancient and wrinkly.
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Rogue Trooper 4 months ago
He was an 18 yr old naval officer when he first met Elizabeth. She was aged 13 & they started corresponding immediately.
André Leon Talley didn’t just shape fashion, he was fashion. As the first Black creative director at American Vogue, he shattered glass ceilings while turning sidewalks into runways. His dramatic capes, bold coats, and stunning accessories were as powerful as his voice in the industry. Talley’s wardrobe was so iconic it ended up in museums. His influence reached far beyond what people wore—it transformed how they saw themselves in the mirror.
#25
Virginia Woolf
#26
Thomas Edison
Michelle van Zanten 6 months ago
Taking existing ideas (without patent) and improving them to make them useful, is not the same as steeling though, is it? I didn't know anything about Edison and started reading&learning about him because I got curious. Can highly recommend.
Bad Alchemy 6 months ago
Wow, looks like this kid I knew when I was a teenager. No, it wasn't actually Thomas Edison.
#27
Hunter S. Thompson
Kenny Kulbiski 6 months ago
Wacked out, d**g addled, drunken, anti establishment provocateur. One of my heroes.
These posts today prove that elegance truly never goes out of style. There’s something captivating about seeing historical icons in their most candid, powerful, or unexpectedly stylish moments. Which one of these photos made you go “awe”? The quiet confidence in their gaze? The outfits that somehow still slay decades later? Or maybe just the sheer aura they carried? Share your favorite, we’d love to know which icon left you stunned.
#28
Diana, Princess Of Wales
Kris 6 months ago
She died 28 years ago in 1997. Some younger people may not know what she looked like.
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Susan Reid Smith 6 months ago
It seems odd to think of her as a historical figure. I'm getting old.
Kit Black 6 months ago
Oh my totally shocked yep who knew, it's not like there were cameras back then or anything, it's not like she was constantly photographed, it's not like it was literally the reason she died is that photographers were chasing her...wtf... of course we knew she was gorgeous.What the hell
#29
Isadora Duncan
Still Going 6 months ago
Yes, there are. But many of them show her dancing, while the face is somewhat obscured. Isadora_Du...ee5b17.jpg 
#30
Simonetta Vespucci
Don't listen to me 6 months ago
Wikipedia. She was known as the greatest beauty of her time in Northern Italy and she was the muse and the model during the Renaissance. Being portrayed by many famous painters such as Botticelli, Piero di Cosimo and other Florentine artists
XenoMurph 6 months ago
Any relation to Amerigo? He got famous somehow, not sure...
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Sophia Of Hanover
Multa Nocte 6 months ago (edited)
BP -> "Today, we’ve compiled striking photos of iconic historical figures. No filters, no heavy edits, just pure snapshots of them looking absolutely captivating. Each image might just make you pause and say, “Wow, they were stunning.”"
Nikole 6 months ago
Surely no painter would ever make a rich person look good in their portrait!
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Chewie Baron 6 months ago
Indeed, but this portrait was painted decades before she said yes to being the next British monarch.
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Lord Byron
Peeka_Mimi 6 months ago
He had a club foot though. That's why he always considered himself the devil.
glowworm2 6 months ago
Fun fact, I actually knew about him having a clubfoot thanks to the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. In that episode, Billy gets tips from Lord Byron's ghost on how to be cool. That show was a trip.
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Helen Of Troy
Bell-icose 6 months ago
She’s known as “The face that sailed a thousand ships” but weee not supposed to think she was a babe?
tresgatos72 6 months ago
Helen of Troy, if she existed, was undoubtedly prettier than this painting suggests.
#34
Earl Warren
Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 6 months ago (edited)
If it’s the same guy , he was a Supreme Court Justice in the United States who advanced civil rights , he was the chief Justice during land mark decisions and he had the best quote “ every worthwhile thing I have done in my life, I caught hell for”
Randy Messner 6 months ago
Remembered as a bastion of civil rights. And many other things the clown show is trying to take away.
#35
John Wilkes Booth
Souljacker 6 months ago
He was one of the most popular actors in the USA before he went off the rails.
Nikole 6 months ago
Yeah, of course he was attractive. People don’t realize how popular he was.
Load More Replies... tresgatos72 6 months ago
The whack job who m******d Abraham Lincoln for those who didn't know.
#36
Leo Tolstoy
ShortAttnSpanTheatre 6 months ago
First time I've seen him young and beardless! He already looks like he's seen quite a slice of humanity.
#37
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Mike F 6 months ago
The cameras were always pointed at her husband but she was a beauty with a great mind in her own right.
Load More Replies... Rich Black 6 months ago
all that beauty, and it wasn't enough to keep her husband from having a half dozen "outside interests".
#38
Richard Francis Burton
Forrest Hobbs 6 months ago
Not merely an explorer; "British explorer, army officer, orientalist writer and scholar." Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, translator of the only complete English version of " One Thousand and One Nights", and - well, they don't make 'em like that any more, they really don't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Francis_Burton
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Barbara Palmer
Bad Alchemy 6 months ago
Didn't recognize the name so I looked her up: Barbara Palmer, 1st Duchess of Cleveland, Countess of Castlemaine (née Barbara Villiers /ˈvɪlərz/ VIL-ərz; 27 November [O.S. 17 November] 1640[2] – 9 October 1709), was an English royal mistress of the Villiers family and perhaps the most notorious of the many mistresses of King Charles II of England, by whom she had five children, all of them acknowledged and subsequently ennobled.
Don't listen to me 6 months ago
Oh her! Another one famous for being beautiful.
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Queen Boudicca 6 months ago (edited)
You all forget these women lived before orthodontics. Before nose jobs and breast augmentations were made sweet 16 presents. Before the standards of living for poor people were so incredibly dismal that people looked old at 30. This was also a time when charm was counted as attractive. And education for women was a rarity so that a woman who could hold her own was enticing.
#40
Princess Dashkova
#41
Marie Antoinette
Lupita Nyong'heaux 6 months ago
ok, are we really gonna sit here and say this woman is beautiful?
Nurse Ratchet 6 months ago
If the redness of her cheeks wasn't added because of fashion at the time. It looks like she had rosacea.
Queen Boudicca 6 months ago
She was playing as a peasant. A rosy cheeked, healthy milkman instead of the heavily made up, fake beauty mark court fashionable ladies. So. Not rosacea.
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#42
Hürrem Sultan (Roxelana)
Don't listen to me 6 months ago
A heavy duty lady! Wikipedia. She was the chief consort, the first Haseki Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the legal wife of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, and the mother of Suleiman's successor Selim II. She became one of the most powerful and influential women in Ottoman history, and the first of a series of prominent Ottoman women who reigned during the period known as the Sultanate of Women.
#43
Anne Boleyn
Shane S 6 months ago (edited)
We don’t know what Anne looked like. This portrait was not painted in her lifetime. She had already passed away.
Carrie de Luka 6 months ago
True but we do have descriptions from the time. In 1532, a new Venetian ambassador described Anne as ‘not one of the handsomest women in the world. She is of middling stature, with a swarthy complexion, long neck, wide mouth, bosom not much raised, and in fact has nothing but the King’s great appetite, and her eyes, which are black and beautiful'. There are others - she wasn't popular so most aren't flattering!
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Delicate Fcuking Flower 6 months ago
I had been lead to understand she had a sparkling personality and wit which made her so attractive, much like Cleopatra
#44
Niels Bohr
TMMITW 6 months ago
Anyone who has considered quantum mechanics and not gotten dizzy has not fully understood it.
Nikki Sevven 6 months ago
All I can say is, any Wikipedia loop I've been caught in has always, without fail, ended up at quantum mechanics. Whereupon I've gotten dizzy.
Load More Replies... ShortAttnSpanTheatre 6 months ago
Physicist. Big contributions to atomic theory and quantum theory.
#45
Francis I Of France
Queen Boudicca 6 months ago (edited)
He was young, well built, active and athletic. He was also very sauve, debonair, and charming. He had women throw themselves at him...and he was much more pragmatic than Henry VIIi. He would bed them, but not wed them...with prudish Henry, he couldn't really seem to do one without promising marriage (it was joked that Henry had more wives than lovers...but Francis knew his duty to France (his wife was not a hottie by a long shot) but he closed his eyes and thought of France.
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Multa Nocte 6 months ago
BP why do you start out your article with the premise that these are lovely untouched photos of people and then use paintings? "Today, we’ve compiled striking photos of iconic historical figures. No filters, no heavy edits, just pure snapshots of them looking absolutely captivating. Each image might just make you pause and say, “Wow, they were stunning.”"
Charlotte A. 6 months ago
And why state that we didn't know they were good looking, when each picture's alt text says something about them being known for their good looks? (Not to mention some are recent enough for their looks to actually be well known.)
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Lady Eowyn 6 months ago
I don't know who so many of these people were, and got tired of looking it up. Thank you everybody who explained.
Tyranamar 6 months ago
Sad when the readers have to write the articles bc bored panda was too lazy.
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geezeronthehill 6 months ago
Hate it when some of the historical historical figures are younger than me.
XenoMurph 6 months ago
Anne Boleyn and I were in the same year at school.
Load More Replies... The Other Guest 6 months ago
This article really proves that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. There were a few on here that I found to be very attractive, however most were just "meh" to me (and one or two that didn't appeal in the slightest). Of course I might be Attractiveness Georg here, since I think Jeff Goldblum is the hottest man on the planet.
Charlotte A. 6 months ago
Jeff could have been on the list. His appearance is quite special too. But I agree, everyone has different opinions on what is attractive or beautiful. I thought several on the list were quite plain (and it's hard to judge paintings fairly since they tend to always be flattering according to the ideals of the time they were made...)
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 6 months ago
Young Frederick Douglass, who escaped slavery and became a renowned abolitionist and speaker, was so hot. He was very distinguished as an older man, but young, wow. Even an historian on a documentary about him commented on his looks.
Joey Jo Jo Shabadoo 6 months ago
I have a genuine one for this list: young Ruth Bader Ginsburg was very pretty as a young woman and I was surprised.
At Least I'm Not You 6 months ago
Got some new ladies for the ole spank bank, thank you very much. 8===D
Doodles1983 6 months ago
Can't rely on paintings. Especially of royals and wealthy in Tudor and Elizabethan times. Paint me nicely or die...
Multa Nocte 6 months ago
BP why do you start out your article with the premise that these are lovely untouched photos of people and then use paintings? "Today, we’ve compiled striking photos of iconic historical figures. No filters, no heavy edits, just pure snapshots of them looking absolutely captivating. Each image might just make you pause and say, “Wow, they were stunning.”"
Charlotte A. 6 months ago
And why state that we didn't know they were good looking, when each picture's alt text says something about them being known for their good looks? (Not to mention some are recent enough for their looks to actually be well known.)
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 6 months ago
I don't know who so many of these people were, and got tired of looking it up. Thank you everybody who explained.
Tyranamar 6 months ago
Sad when the readers have to write the articles bc bored panda was too lazy.
Load More Replies... geezeronthehill 6 months ago
Hate it when some of the historical historical figures are younger than me.
XenoMurph 6 months ago
Anne Boleyn and I were in the same year at school.
Load More Replies... The Other Guest 6 months ago
This article really proves that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. There were a few on here that I found to be very attractive, however most were just "meh" to me (and one or two that didn't appeal in the slightest). Of course I might be Attractiveness Georg here, since I think Jeff Goldblum is the hottest man on the planet.
Charlotte A. 6 months ago
Jeff could have been on the list. His appearance is quite special too. But I agree, everyone has different opinions on what is attractive or beautiful. I thought several on the list were quite plain (and it's hard to judge paintings fairly since they tend to always be flattering according to the ideals of the time they were made...)
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 6 months ago
Young Frederick Douglass, who escaped slavery and became a renowned abolitionist and speaker, was so hot. He was very distinguished as an older man, but young, wow. Even an historian on a documentary about him commented on his looks.
Joey Jo Jo Shabadoo 6 months ago
I have a genuine one for this list: young Ruth Bader Ginsburg was very pretty as a young woman and I was surprised.
At Least I'm Not You 6 months ago
Got some new ladies for the ole spank bank, thank you very much. 8===D
Doodles1983 6 months ago
Can't rely on paintings. Especially of royals and wealthy in Tudor and Elizabethan times. Paint me nicely or die...
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