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hajirah4 said:
Girls:
Audrey Hepburn because in all of her films AND real life, she was known to be confident in herself and others. And she encouraged others to look for beauty in soul, so as for beauty and personality that gives her true elegance but character as well.
Princess Diana, she was a princess who truly cared for her people, defended the voiceless, and never let us down. When she fell, she got up and laughed. Elegance is not only walking straight with beauty, but being a great rolemodel to others.
Mary Costa was a dit to have such a beautiful voice that Walt Disney gave her the role of Aurora in Sleeping Beauty. He described her voice somewhat to be rich, and that shall be used as a color palette when she sings and speaks for her role. She showed us all that there's much plus to being the damsel behind the scenes.
(other sources) Anna Pavlova was such a graceful ballerina that other ballerinas changed their last names to Markova and others to seem Russian, since the Russian ballerina affected the world so much. Judy Garland made the audience clap and cheer for her great roles in films seeing that she really put all her effort to be the character. Nellie Melba was an opera singer who's death was basically a national event.
Boys:
Frank Sinatra, also known as 'The Voice', was every teenagers dream back in the day. Not only was his voice beautiful, but so was his personality. He'd barely lose a friend, and get more! His fans never gave up on him, however, he's a dit to have a bit of a Jekyl-Hyde personality in his older days.
John F. Kennedy was the american dream when it came to finding out who'd be the president of the U.S. He had a great reputation, and had a very caring and lovable personality to everyone he'd meet. It's no wonder the world shook on the jour he was assassinated.
Chris Pine, who's famous for his role in the series étoile, star Trek, and Rise of the Guardians is known to be a very relatable person off-screen. He's got a normal, likable personality., and everyone he meets befriends him. Though he may not be elegant, he's definitely classy when it comes to being himself.
Bill Shirley is told to be kind, compassionate, and friendly towards everyone he meets par Mary Costa. She also a dit all the girls at the set of Sleeping Beauty had a schoolgirl crush on him, and i'm sure his aura is very warm and charesmatic. He's a perfect example of elegance on a puppy; a cute, lovable little puppy.
(Other souces) Antonio Vivaldi, Christian Dior, and Edgar Allen Poe.
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