More beautiful Bridgette Bardot or Raquel Welsh?
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bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 03:13 AM)
(By the way, this is how you do quotes) You might want to go back and do some editing.
Err Why should I? I wrote what I think and it won't change.
I'm sorry if you think that I attacked someone, I really didn't mean that.
OK, so let's face it - Raquel Welch WAS natural beauty with ugly nose
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 07:51 AM)
Err Why should I? I wrote what I think and it won't change.
Because in your earlier post you forgot to put the slashmark in and you did it wrong. And someone was trying to help you. That's why.
I think Raquel Welch has always been beautiful. "Born that way". Sorry, I do. I love her face. And as an OLDER woman, she obviously has had some work done - She's still gorgeous. But I love Bardot too, for her perfect body, love the hair, and just her style and attitude in general.
You'll have to explain to me how saying something nice about one lady detracts from the other. Or how insulting anyone else (Dunaway, Loren) makes Bardot more beautiful. In my opinion, that just makes YOU seem ugly.
And no, Raquel doesn't have to look like a grandmother. That's just silly. I respect women like Bardot and Andress for just being natural and avoiding surgery, but that's their choice. But I would never judge anyone so harshly for having work done either. NOBODY is required to look like a grandmother. I don't see what's wrong with being glamorous and sexy into their sixties. Raquel Welch and Ursula Andress both do it very well, just in different ways. -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 07:55 AM)
And no, Raquel doesn't have to look like a grandmother. That's just silly.
And would you like your grandma look like her? Not so. Because she would be looking as your daugther, not grandma
OK, you got your rights, I got mine. Perhaps these are the differences between American and European people
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:01 AM)
I wouldn't mind if my grandmother looked like Raquel Welch. That would be great. Then I'd look more like her. And that would be fabulous.
I had no idea Europeans were so ageist. But I don't think you speak for the whole continent. I think your prejudices are your own. -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:03 AM)
I wouldn't mind if my grandmother looked like Raquel Welch. That would be great. Then I'd look more like her. And that would be fabulous.
You would be full of botox then too.
I realised that European people accept ageing and are doing it naturally. And all your, American actresses and other celebs look like wax figures. Won't you agree?
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:10 AM)
Let me present Michaela Romanini:
http://forum.idividi.com.mk/uploads/2009/20090823_215248_michaela_redu x.jpg
Where is she from? -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:14 AM)
Oh my God, what's this!?
I'm not talking about some unknown people, I'm talking about screen legends, who were beautiful at the time and now are looking just scary!
Brigitte Bardot, Claudia Cardinale, Virna Lisi - they all aged naturally!
Welch, Dunaway, Gabor - they all look fake!
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:12 AM)
http://www.sadistic.pl/pics/Jocelyn-Wildenstein.jpg
Lives in New York now, but where was she born? -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:18 AM)
Who beep cares? It's America which makes people worrying about ageing naturally. They are from Europe perhaps, but became monsters because of your need to be young and becautiful for any price. Why can't you agree?
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:25 AM)
I admire European movie stars for owning their age. I love it actually. And yes I agree with you.
But I'll never say Raquel doesn't look great. She's fabulous. And she always will be.
Like Bardot she has left her mark in time. She is one of the world's great beauties. -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:29 AM)
OK, and that's what I meant.
For me B.B. is just perfect because of accepting Her age, especially that She was the most beautiful (at least for me) once. And She doesn't want to be young and beautiful at any price.
In my opinion Raquel was really hot, when she was young, but she didn't aged naturally which is somehow important for me. Sorry, but I hate anything fake. And maybe that makes me feel 'not so' about her.
They're both were and forever will be some of the most beautiful women in the world.
Viva Bardot! -
chayo2 — 15 years ago(July 08, 2010 08:14 AM)
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I'm sorry, where is she from? -
Nolita_Denise — 15 years ago(July 09, 2010 08:58 PM)
There are American actresses who choose to age gracefully. Sigourney Weaver talks about how when she was little her mother would hug her and get face cream on her cheeks in the process. She learned how to age from her mother and do so in a graceful and not artificial way. Dianne(sp?) Keaton's another American who has chosen to age more gracefully. I saw Lauren Hutton w/o makeup on HSN selling her makeup line for mature women. She hasn't been getting nipped, tucked, injected, and peeled. She's been aging naturally.
I've seen British pop stars who have definitely had work done.
I don't understand injections of poison for vanity's sake. I don't get how poison and plastic are pretty. I keep seeing preternatural creatures who were cute and even very pretty before they started with surgery and injections who look strange and otherworldly now. Their skin looks more like wax than skin. Their eyes are pulled into strange unnatural shapes. Their noses shaved down with sharp edges. Lips plumped to bizarre shapes and sizes. It baffles me and I'm a little scared that the status quo seems to love it. I feel like the celebration of fake beauty negates natural beauty.
When Raquel was young she had a bit of work done. Nothing all that major. You can see how pretty she was before. Just a bit of refinement really. I saw her on television recently and she hardly moves her face. Definitely injected. Personally I don't like it but it makes more sense at her age than it does on someone in their 20's or 30's and I see that a whole lot more than someone Raquel's age getting work, or rather it's more obvious on younger women probably because it's unnecessary. BTW the same show made her come across as a rather vain and self-absorbed woman. -
bardotek69 — 15 years ago(July 10, 2010 02:55 AM)
Yes, I totally agree with you - I don't get why people want to be artificial and fake for any price.
I was talking about the screen film legends of the 50s and 60s, and now that the actresses which you describe can handle their age.
I hope one day it will all finish and people will be natural and real to the end.
Viva Bardot! -
Nolita_Denise — 15 years ago(July 10, 2010 11:07 PM)
There's also the aspect of individuality being lost. People walk out of the surgeon's looking like they come from the same mother. Sort of cut and paste features.
I also believe that people don't take possible long term effects into account. They figure that if the FDA approves it then it can't be bad. The FDA approved a lot of drugs that caused cancer, birth defects, and then some. I don't blindly trust the FDA. We can't know what a buildup of neurotoxin will do over decades of injections. Yes botox wears off, but that doesn't mean some residual amount of the botulism doesn't remain and build up over time.
To be fair I think a lot of Brigitte's disdain for fighting the aging process stems from her love of animals. So much torture for vanity's sake. I'm sure it repulses her. Almost everything gets tested on animals first. That wouldn't fly with BB.
