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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Naming celebrities is pointless. You don’t have access to their support network that helps them look that way, nor the time they have to devote to it, and realistically you weren’t as attractive as they were at their baseline, ever. Find women in your real life you think are beautiful. [/quote]

Agree that it's important to remember that most celebrities started out at a baseline level of attractiveness that is higher than most people. But the advantage to looking to celebrities, as opposed to people in your own life, is that you can really LOOK. Like examine and pull apart and figure out what they are doing that is helping them look better at an older age. It's hard to do that with a regular person unless they are posting a million photos of themselves online. Most are not.

I know I'll never look like Isabella Rossellini, but what I take from looking at photos of her is that she has accepted/embraced certain aspects of aging but held on to certain youthful features that have a big impact. Dying her hair really has a high impact because she has allowed her face and neck to age pretty normally and she wears her hair short. If you look at her Instagram, she's got a photo of her twin sister up from recently and her sister is also beautiful but has gone gray, and you can see it really makes a difference in their appearance. I think her sister looks fantastic, too, but it's an older look (her sister is also thinner, which also impacts how their faces have aged).

Also, Isabella is a Lancome spokesmodel, but she often posts photos on her Instagram without any makeup at all. This is really useful if you have a similar face (no Botox, no fillers, a lot of fine lines plus deeper lines around the eyes, pretty prominent jowls) because you can see pretty much exactly what she (or the makeup artist) is doing with her makeup to bring out her best features and downplay the lines/jowls. If I was her age and had an event coming up, I'd literally just take a before and after of her to a makeup artist and say "can you help me achieve this?" It's absolutely an accessible look for a regular person.[/quote]

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