“And it Was Fashionable ?!” Strange Trends That Were Previously at the Height of Fashion …

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5. Fashion in the Renaissance

Women of the Renaissance would seem to us today to be faceless and shabby, because they shaved their forehead and temples, and eyelashes and eyebrows bleached or plucked. At what they did it on purpose, in order to open the look and not distract attention from the true beauty of the skin of the face and neck with excess hair. One of the best examples of the ideal female image of that time was the well-known painting by Leonardo da Vinci — “Mona Lisa”.

Amazing Transformations of People of All Formats and Ages!

Throughout life, a person is able to change beyond recognition, dividing his appearance literally into "before" and "after". Not only age-related transformations are capable of changing a person, but also a simple change of image, proper makeup and haircut. After viewing these photos, you will understand how capable of changing the appearance of a person after several years and a pair of hands of professionals.

12 Star Divas With the Most Beautiful Legs

The slender legs of these ladies attract men's glances and make the girls turned green with envy. The sexiest and longest legs - which of the stars can boast of this? In today's selection, we have compiled a list of popular girls who have not only endless talent and creativity, but also incredibly beautiful and slender legs!

The Best Cat Cafe in the Whole World

Cat cafe is an unusual place where you can enjoy a cup of delicious latte with warm feline purring. Such places are a great place for relaxation. Of course, provided that you are not allergic ...

Chelsea Hotel — New York Bohemian Habitat

The New York Chelsea Hotel was built in 1844 and since then has become a magnet for famous writers, musicians, actors, artists, etc. This place has always been not simple, as if a special atmosphere reigned in it, which attracted the whole New York bohemia. What does this place look like now and what was so special about the legendary Chelsea Hotel? More on this later ...