Marilyn Monroe-my body ideal
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Of course I can't be her exactly since...I think she was a 36D. Boo.0
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I adore her Perfection0
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Amen...There's a reason men wanted her and women wanted to be her...she is, to me, the epitome of femininity. Lovely. Glowing...even if she wasn't a natural blonde0
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AGREED!!!0
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Looove Marilyn! A true real woman!0
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I think she was absolutely stunning0
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Double post.0
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Her curves were perfection, imo. But still unattainable for most women. She was dramatically hour glass. Most women, no matter what they do, will not have her measurements. Would she be allowed on today's runways? Probably not. But she was a healthy weight and had an exceptionally admirable figure, even today. The whole "she wore a 16" statement I keep hearing irritates me. For one, sizes ran a LOT smaller back then (hello modern vanity sizing). And just look at her measurements. Now way she would be a today's size 16. Most of her clothes had to be custom because of her unusual measurements.
All that being said, she's one of the most beautiful women ever.0 -
Her curves were perfection, imo. But still unattainable for most women. She was dramatically hour glass. Most women, no matter what they do, will not have her measurements. Would she be allowed on today's runways? Probably not. But she was a healthy weight and had an exceptionally admirable figure, even today. The whole "she wore a 16" statement I keep hearing irritates me. For one, sizes ran a LOT smaller back then (hello modern vanity sizing). And just look at her measurements. Now way she would be a today's size 16. Most of her clothes had to be custom because of her unusual measurements.
All that being said, she's one of the most beautiful women ever.
Well a size 16 back then would be a size 6-8 in today's sizes (still not "runway" size as today most runway models are size 0-2)
She did have a very dramatic hourglass...My measurements aren't far off from hers except for my bust...0 -
Her curves were perfection, imo. But still unattainable for most women. She was dramatically hour glass. Most women, no matter what they do, will not have her measurements. Would she be allowed on today's runways? Probably not. But she was a healthy weight and had an exceptionally admirable figure, even today. The whole "she wore a 16" statement I keep hearing irritates me. For one, sizes ran a LOT smaller back then (hello modern vanity sizing). And just look at her measurements. Now way she would be a today's size 16. Most of her clothes had to be custom because of her unusual measurements.
All that being said, she's one of the most beautiful women ever.
Well a size 16 back then would be a size 6-8 in today's sizes (still not "runway" size as today most runway models are size 0-2)
She did have a very dramatic hourglass...My measurements aren't far off from hers except for my bust...0 -
Here's a pic of me and the family in front of a 40' tall Marilyn.
Pretty amazing statue, actually...
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The most celebrated sex icon of the 20th century, confessed to a friend that despite her three husbands and a parade of lovers, she had never had an orgasm.
I'd rather be me.0 -
The most celebrated sex icon of the 20th century, confessed to a friend that despite her three husbands and a parade of lovers, she had never had an orgasm.
I'd rather be me.
If that's the truth, I must agree.0 -
The most celebrated sex icon of the 20th century, confessed to a friend that despite her three husbands and a parade of lovers, she had never had an orgasm.
I'd rather be me.
Not saying I wanna BE her...I'm saying I admire her physique.0 -
The most celebrated sex icon of the 20th century, confessed to a friend that despite her three husbands and a parade of lovers, she had never had an orgasm.0
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Duplicate post, thanks to the site being wonky today.0
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I think MOST MEN prefer women like this. Yes one can make an argument that not all women can get this way. My point is some tone, some fat, curves, and WOW!0
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She's several months pregnant in that photo.
But, yes, she was beautiful. And would have been a size 2-4 in today's sizes. Not a 12 or 14 or 16 that people claim.0 -
I think MOST MEN prefer women like this. Yes one can make an argument that not all women can get this way. My point is some tone, some fat, curves, and WOW!
i would be a lot of money that most men do not prefer her body type.0 -
She's pretty but I still don't get the hype. While she had a lovely hourglass figure, she's not my ideal. If we're going with her era, I prefer Audrey Hepburn who I think was infinitely more classy.
And looks aside, Marilyn is definitely not someone I look up to at all. I've watched a few of the movies she starred in and I can't stand her fake voice or fake persona. Mostly all I feel when I hear about her is pity at how tragic her life was.0 -
She's several months pregnant in that photo.
But, yes, she was beautiful. And would have been a size 2-4 in today's sizes. Not a 12 or 14 or 16 that people claim.
Well she was actually a size 6-8 in today's sizes...She was 140 lbs and 5'5.5"0 -
She's pretty but I still don't get the hype. While she had a lovely hourglass figure, she's not my ideal. If we're going with her era, I prefer Audrey Hepburn who I think was infinitely more classy.
And looks aside, Marilyn is definitely not someone I look up to at all. I've watched a few of the movies she starred in and I can't stand her fake voice or fake persona. Mostly all I feel when I hear about her is pity at how tragic her life was.
I don't look up to her as a person-her life was indeed very tragic...I do, however, think she is lovely and beautiful.
I also think Audrey was gorgeous...she was pretty thin/borderline too thin. She was 5'7" and a size 2...lovely yes...healthy...Hmm..dunno about that.0 -
I also think Audrey was gorgeous...she was pretty thin/borderline too thin. She was 5'7" and a size 2...lovely yes...healthy...Hmm..dunno about that.0
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She's pretty but I still don't get the hype. While she had a lovely hourglass figure, she's not my ideal. If we're going with her era, I prefer Audrey Hepburn who I think was infinitely more classy.
And looks aside, Marilyn is definitely not someone I look up to at all. I've watched a few of the movies she starred in and I can't stand her fake voice or fake persona. Mostly all I feel when I hear about her is pity at how tragic her life was.
I don't look up to her as a person-her life was indeed very tragic...I do, however, think she is lovely and beautiful.
I also think Audrey was gorgeous...she was pretty thin/borderline too thin. She was 5'7" and a size 2...lovely yes...healthy...Hmm..dunno about that.
I wasn't thinking that you do look up to her as a person since your post was only about your body ideal (and though she's not my ideal, I do think that Marilyn was lovely). I just frequently hear other women/girls wanting to be like her and it makes me cringe, so I had to comment!0 -
She's pretty but I still don't get the hype. While she had a lovely hourglass figure, she's not my ideal. If we're going with her era, I prefer Audrey Hepburn who I think was infinitely more classy.
And looks aside, Marilyn is definitely not someone I look up to at all. I've watched a few of the movies she starred in and I can't stand her fake voice or fake persona. Mostly all I feel when I hear about her is pity at how tragic her life was.
I don't look up to her as a person-her life was indeed very tragic...I do, however, think she is lovely and beautiful.
I also think Audrey was gorgeous...she was pretty thin/borderline too thin. She was 5'7" and a size 2...lovely yes...healthy...Hmm..dunno about that.
I wasn't thinking that you do look up to her as a person since your post was only about your body ideal (and though she's not my ideal, I do think that Marilyn was lovely). I just frequently hear other women/girls wanting to be like her and it makes me cringe, so I had to comment!
Yes...it's true. It's like many celebrities today that young girls look up to...hardly any celebrity is a good role model-their lives are pretty screwed up. Marilyn was no exception...very tragic-a life with such potential cut far too short.0 -
She's several months pregnant in that photo.
But, yes, she was beautiful. And would have been a size 2-4 in today's sizes. Not a 12 or 14 or 16 that people claim.
Well she was actually a size 6-8 in today's sizes...She was 140 lbs and 5'5.5"
In fact, in most of her movies, at her "fighting weight," she was 118 pounds. Her waist was 22-24 inches. My waist is 29 inches and I wear a size 8 and I have Marilyn's proportions (though a bit shorter and I need to lose some weight/inches to get to the size she was).0 -
She's several months pregnant in that photo.
But, yes, she was beautiful. And would have been a size 2-4 in today's sizes. Not a 12 or 14 or 16 that people claim.
Well she was actually a size 6-8 in today's sizes...She was 140 lbs and 5'5.5"
In fact, in most of her movies, at her "fighting weight," she was 118 pounds. Her waist was 22-24 inches. My waist is 29 inches and I wear a size 8 and I have Marilyn's proportions (though a bit shorter and I need to lose some weight/inches to get to the size she was).
Yes, she had a 22 inch waist and that translates to a modern day dress size 0. When they auctioned off her famous white halter dress, it was put on a size zero or size two mannequin and the dress couldn't zip up. She was very curvy but she was also very thin.0 -
Marilyn Monroe's Measurements (per her dress-maker):
Height: 5 feet, 5½ inches
Weight: 118-140 pounds
Bust: 35-37 inches
Waist: 22-23 inches
Hips: 35-36 inches
Bra size: 36D
At her skinniest she was 118.0 lbs, heaviest, 140.0 lbs...she did, in fact, have a tiny waist, but she also had hips and thighs...something today's runway models definitely lack.
And anybody that looks at her and says she had a super low body fat % must be nuts...or needs glasses.0 -
She's beautiful.0
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Marilyn Monroe's Measurements (per her dress-maker):
Height: 5 feet, 5½ inches
Weight: 118-140 pounds
Bust: 35-37 inches
Waist: 22-23 inches
Hips: 35-36 inches
Bra size: 36D
At her skinniest she was 118.0 lbs, heaviest, 140.0 lbs...she did, in fact, have a tiny waist, but she also had hips and thighs...something today's runway models definitely lack.
And anybody that looks at her and says she had a super low body fat % must be nuts...or needs glasses.
Like I said, my 40-28-40 5'3" frame is a size 8 at 150 pounds and definitely not low body fat. Who said she had low body fat? She was still super tiny.
You CAN have curves and be very small.0
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