I remember someone saying Natalie Dormer looks like a supermodel and a chipmunk had a baby lol that's not the first time i heard that tho. Someone on Facebook said she looks like someone put a squirrel's head on the body of a hot model. People was fuckin SAVAGE.
Beyonce...i just don't see it.
Channing Tatum
Pamela Anderson
In her earlier days I found her more appealing before the overly "enhanced" made up Barbie-Doll look she adopted.
Sarah Jessica Parker and Joaquin Phoenix. I never understood the appeal of either one.
He looks like a smug prick, and I hate his curly black hair. It's like he murdered a black sheep and stuck its wool on his head.
They keep pushing Sarah as "sexy and beautiful," but frankly, you take away her body and she doesn't have much going for her face. She's cursed with what I'd like to call "knife face." Makes me wonder how easy it would be for her to fake being a man with those looks.
Only one stands out....
Julia Roberts. Going back to her prime, 30 years ago now, many considered her to be quite the hot ticket.
Never found her attractive.
At that point, I thought Uma Thurman and SHerilyn Fenn actually were hot tickets.
Never cared for Kim Kardashian, either.
Iman Vellani
Emma Roberts
I think we get hyper-critical of celebrities' looks because we end up staring at them in close-up for hours, and there's no physical component to add context. Attraction isn't purely visual and meeting someone in the flesh is very different. I suspect almost all of the people mentioned would stand out in a crowd.
OK, to actually answer the question, I'm going to be controversial: Ana de Armas. Obvious she's pretty, but I can't understand why people laud her as a great beauty. Her face is top-heavy and it just gives up below her mouth. Margot Robbie's in the same category: attractive but not deserving of drooling adulation.
But then again, I find Kristen Stewart, Florence Pugh and Cara Delevingne attractive, so what do I know?
Agreed about Emma Roberts, it's literally just Emma Roberts π.
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