Great question Amy, Abbey is gorgeous btw I can see why you picked her. There are so many beautiful women, but, for me I'd love to look like Shania Twain from the late 90s, absolutely gorgeous, would also love to look like Kate Beckinsale or Shakira. It must be fabulous to be a beautiful woman.
Stephanie Powers
So many great responses in this thread, but the four that hit closest to home for me are:
Jaclyn Smith, Stephanie Powers, and my wife, and last some of my FaceAp photos.
Audrey Hepburn, for the figure. Or Joanna Lumley, for the looks and personality.
Staying with my generation, Erin Gray at any age. In the words of her Bloomingdale?s agent, she is like no other girl in the world.
Claire, I agree. I watch Jeopardy, which immediately precedes Wheel of Fortune locally, then I stay for a few minutes just to see the outfit Vanna White is wearing before I go finish my plans for the evening.
Amanda, good idea. Now if I could just do in real life what AI does on my computer?
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Sarah michelle gellar or nicole curtis
I agree with Amanda, I'd love to look like I do in FaceApp.
We can only achieve what we dare to reach for.
Sandra Bullock as in Blind Side.....body and style !!!
The most beautiful woman I've ever seen was a young Christie Brinkley, back around 1978. Wishing, well, I could ever be that beautiful. Here you go:
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Some causes of crossdressing you've probably never even considered: My TG biography at:http://www.crossdressers.com/forums/...=1#post1490560
There's an addendum at post # 82 on that thread, too. It's about a ten minute read.
Why don't we understand our desire to dress, behave and feel like a girl? Because from childhood, boys are told that the worst possible thing we can be, is a sissy. This feeling is so ingrained into our psyche, that we will suppress any thoughts that connect us to being or wanting to be feminine, even to the point of creating separate personalities to assign those female feelings into.
Halle Berry.
Just another man in a dress
A young Gabrielle Drake or Sally James. The 1st women I noticed as a young child. My cousin aged 16. Went on holiday as a family. Saw her for the 1st time as a woman in full make up dress and nylons.Wanted to look and be like her. Felt envious .
Monica Bellucci or Vivien Leigh. Sultry brunettes are my jam
Considering her age (66) I would like to look like Vanna White. Me?- 76 years old. I think Wheel of Fortune is the only opportunity to see a woman walk in a narrow high heel everyday and wearing a pretty dress.
I dream of being a sexy blonde like Margot Robbie but I'm probably more a brunette like Zooey Deschanel. Emma Stone is a fashion icon for me too.
In an answer earlier in this thread I said I wanted to look like my Mom. So I just posted a pic of my Mom and Dad alongside a pic of me in the picture and video forum. I think I look kind of like my Mom, but all of you can be the judge.
The Pink Fog will be with you, always!
If I could look like anyone I would pick either Daisy Ridley or even Hayley Atwell. Both are beautiful women in their own styles.
Lots of great choices but for me it was princess Diana
Any woman who dons a female outfit with some elegance.
Diane T, I was thinking you were going to say your avatar
Crissy
For me it's Jaclyn Smith. Loved her looks, hair and styles on Charlie's Angels. I do love the dresses Zooey Deschanel wears.
Audrey Hepburn
I'm always a woman!
If I woke up looking Monica Bellucci I?d be one happy girl
Eliza Dushku, she is beautiful. Especially when she did Bring it on.
Sara
Sophie Marceau
Catherine Zeta Jones is another one of my favorites. Watched "Chicago" last night .. Dear Lord she is pretty!
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