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Take a look at these pictures below. Now take a look again. Because while you might think that you're looking at pictures of Audrey Hepburn, Vivien Leigh, and even Anne Frank, you're actually looking at Annelies Maria Francine, a 17 year-old Belgian girl with a flair for taking timeless photographs.
From Scarlett O'Hara from Gone With The Wind to Audrey Horne from Twin Peaks, there's no look that Annelies can't pull off with the right clothes and make-up and a bit of imagination. And whether she's turning herself into Princess Belle from Beauty and the Beast or even Vermeer's famous Girl with a Pearl Earring, every look she recreates is nothing short of perfection.
"About two years ago I cut my hair into a pixie cut and my mother instantly told me that I reminded her of Audrey Hepburn," Annelies told Bored Panda. "A couple of days later I was in french class and my teacher also told me I looked like Audrey. I finally felt it was time to do some research and I gradually become obsessed with Audrey and vintage hollywood glamour."
When asked where she gets her awesome clothes, Annalies said: "Most of my clothes are from secondhand shops or small vintage shops near where I live, but sometimes I like to go on Etsy, because you can find some amazing vintage things on there!" So the next time you're looking at vintage photographs of timeless beauties, stop and think twice, because the girl in the pictures might not be who you expect.
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Vivien Leigh Recreation
Carla Dacon 9 years ago
What changes her the most....is all the different eyebrows! How does she do THAT?
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Audrey Hepburn Inspired Look
Amelia Bjørn 9 years ago
I accidentally made Audrey's look as well :) but I love yours the most! 12186322_1...54e998.jpg 
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Princess Belle
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Girl With A Pearl Earring Recreation
AnnieLaurie Burke 9 years ago
Beautiful! Such attention to the exquisite detail that makes her re-creations perfect!
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Anne Frank Inspired Look
Luca Giordano 9 years ago
actually Anne Frank was totally besotted with the glamorous icons of the day. I think she might have loved this list. Apart from being a symbol for the horrors of the holocaust she became, she was also a young teenage girl who would probably have loved being an style icon. I don't see that much distastefulness here.
Kalikima 9 years ago
I agree. Anyone who actually read the book knows that all she wanted to be a normal teenage girl. Not fame, or money.. Just go to school, be a writer, wife, mother, grandma. Fall in love. Kiss a boy.. She was a sweet young lady, who had the misfortune of being born where and when she was. There has been... I don't know the exact number... of girls just like her throughout history. But because we were lucky enough to read her story, private thoughts and prayers and feelings that I'm positive she never imagined being read by anyone else. So instead, we turn that poor girl into a martyr, and (at least in the US during the 80s-90s) required reading. We took her diary and forced kids in grade school to read it. In doing that, we completely ruined her legacy. And decades of kids grew up thinking it was a boring fictional story, and she wasn't real. That's not fair, to her or us. I read it at 8 yrs old, and knew she was real. Because of her, I'm a history buff. Avid reader too.
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Olivia Horner 9 years ago
This was beautifully done. I really feel like you captured her perfectly. :)
Adolfo Evans 9 years ago
http://lovkap.blogspot.com.ar/2011/01/who-wrote-diary-of-anne-frank.html
Cameron (aka The Doctor) 9 years ago
It's not because she is a role-model to people around the world.Everyone knows her story.Just because she had a really hard life with being jewish while Hitler was trying to kill the world doesn't mean someone can't dress up as her.She wanted to look like Anne for her own reasons.Stop hating just because she wanted to dress as someone who had alot of trouble in their life.
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Flapper Inspired Look
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1900s Inspired Look
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Audrey Hepburn Inspired Look
Kalikima 9 years ago
Smile is off, and the teeth were distracting, the deep yellowing Audrey never had. In a pic like this, where her teeth are front and center, was just too off. She couldn't maintain the illusion. But she's quite talented, and I'm impressed as hell. But this pic should be pulled, it brings too many contradictions, and is clearly better than what this picture shows. But I still think she's incredibly talented.
Kalikima 9 years ago
It seems I also use the word *but* way too many times.
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Flapper Inspired Look
Camilla Bodin 9 years ago
Sådan ser min mormor ud på alle hendes ungdomsbilleder :-) . Tror de havde en meget skæg tid.
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Edwardian Outfit
Kalikima 9 years ago
Wow, she even has the pale skin with red circles, which was a common occurrence in that era, thanks to the drugs in everything. Morphine, heroin, coke even had coke! You could get them in a variety of different meds, including some things given to babies, for teething and colic. Think your baby is a pest? Imagine how they would act once the tooth finally pushed through, so you don't need the teething crack anymore.. And just about the time you'd finally get to bed, and Boom! Hello withdrawl.
Irene McIver 9 years ago
I've got a book from about the 1930s which mentions cocaine's use for treating nausea during pregnancy! You could have a newborn with drug withdrawal symptoms. Overdose could apparently be treated with a coffee enema. I'm not even making this up.
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Elizabeth From Pride & Prejudice
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Twiggy Inspired Look
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Flapper Inspired Look
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1960s Inspired Look
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Vintage Look
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Flapper Inspired Look
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Audrey Hepburn Inspired Look
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Snow White
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Audrey Hepburn Inspired Look
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Audrey Horne Inspired Look
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Marilyn Monroe Inspired Look
Irene McIver 9 years ago
Tbh I don't think this one really works, but that's OK - Audrey Hepburn probably couldn't have pulled off the Marilyn look either (or vice versa).
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1900s Inspired Look
Kalikima 9 years ago
You do a great job, getting your makeup to mimic the pallor, and therefore the rampant hunger, illness, and addiction to the morphine and heroin in the medicine they bought over the counter, and used it for themselves or their kids. I read about the "teething syrups" sold over the counter, one had at least 10 heavy narcotics in it. I think this might just be the reason why crib death was so incredibly common.
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1950s Inspired Look
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Georgian Inspired Look
Anne Bedlam 9 years ago
Wow, she nailed Scarlett O'Hara, but a Marilyn Monroe she is not. Beautiful young woman!
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Amanda Panda 9 years ago
I'm super disappointed she isn't at least dressed once like a dinosaur to represent the Jurassic era inspired look
Erin Gibbins 9 years ago
she is very talented and genetically blessed, I'm a bit jealous tbh, well done
Mengya Li 9 years ago
While her make up and style does help, I think the fact that she can "recreate" looks of celebrities isn't so much a statement on her skills as how cookie cutter our definitions of beauty is. If you look at many of the female celebrities even today many share similar features like large eyes, pouty/full lips, high cheekbones, etc., etc. It's kind of sad, really.
Irene McIver 9 years ago
Great stuff. Talent, good looks, style and a fabulous wardrobe - I am envious. I'd like to see her as disco diva too. As it is, a few of the pics are a bit samey: I think maybe 30 rather than 36 would have made a stronger collection. Sometimes less is more.
Bianca Iulia 9 years ago
Her face is very beautiful and it's very interesting what she can do with it. Good job!
Natalia Sanchez 9 years ago
I believe she can pull the Natalie Portman look, I find her so similar.
Amanda Panda 9 years ago
I'm super disappointed she isn't at least dressed once like a dinosaur to represent the Jurassic era inspired look
Erin Gibbins 9 years ago
she is very talented and genetically blessed, I'm a bit jealous tbh, well done
Mengya Li 9 years ago
While her make up and style does help, I think the fact that she can "recreate" looks of celebrities isn't so much a statement on her skills as how cookie cutter our definitions of beauty is. If you look at many of the female celebrities even today many share similar features like large eyes, pouty/full lips, high cheekbones, etc., etc. It's kind of sad, really.
Irene McIver 9 years ago
Great stuff. Talent, good looks, style and a fabulous wardrobe - I am envious. I'd like to see her as disco diva too. As it is, a few of the pics are a bit samey: I think maybe 30 rather than 36 would have made a stronger collection. Sometimes less is more.
Bianca Iulia 9 years ago
Her face is very beautiful and it's very interesting what she can do with it. Good job!
Natalia Sanchez 9 years ago
I believe she can pull the Natalie Portman look, I find her so similar.
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