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It's one of the coolest event when it happens because everyone watches it. And it's during the summer times

Haha ik it was for that Do you like football too ? If so, what are your fav teams ? Roma or Juve bc you knew that Dybala had Polish ancestors.

Of course. How did you guessed it ?

Parker Posey is an American actress best known for her sharp wit, offbeat charm, and standout roles in independent films of the 1990s, earning her the nickname “Queen of the Indies.” Born on 1968, in Baltimore, Maryland, she rose to prominence with films like "Dazed and Confused", "Party Girl", and "The House of Yes". She also appeared on Scream 3. She truly was a 90s it girl. The reason why I posted her here, is because I think she has that chic indie girl vibes. She has the small, thin nose, the high cheekbones and the round cheeks, an oval face and a pointy chin, delicate hollow cheeks... That makes her so chic and girly. And she has the relatable, "indie girl" features with her long and thin pout. She has the small eyelid that makes her seductive and cool. The short and straight eyebrows. Yeah she is defo so cool.

Yep but from France

Arda Güler is a Turkish professional footballer born on February 25, 2005, in Ankara, Turkey. He plays as an attacking midfielder and winger and is famous for his creativity, vision, and technical skill. Güler began his career with Fenerbahçe S.K., where he quickly emerged as one of Turkey’s most promising young talents. In 2023, he signed with Real Madrid CF, joining one of Europe’s most prestigious clubs. He has also represented the Turkey national football team. He is praised for his maturity and attacking flair at a young age, since he is 20. (Wait it will be his bday tomorrow... He will turn 21 ! He is a 2005, he represents the talents of my generation. )

Alex McArthur is an American actor best known for his work in film and television during the 1980s and 1990s. Born on March 6, 1957. He played in the 1980s film "Rampage" (1987), "Desperado" (1989) or even for his appearance in the "Papa Don't Preach" (1989) music video as the co-star with Madonna. McArthur has also made numerous guest appearances in popular TV series, earning a reputation for portraying complex and often edgy roles. I think he had a neotonous looks. He has thin almond blue eyes and strong eyebrows, that give him a youthful reckless expression. He had a small button nose which is neotonous on a man. He had hollow cheeks and high cheekbones which gave him a more serious tone.

OfSunFrau is a model of Select Management. Idk about her biography. She is a new model. Her face structure is so captivating. She has high cheekbones, a strong round chin, her face is oval and her jawline is angular. These strong features support her delicate aquiline nose. A delicate aquiline nose and full lips that gives her a romantic aspect. She has almond brown eyes and strong eyebrows. These features are aristocratic in a way, and also very delicate, not just strong because of how good the harmony of her features is.

Sibel Kekilli is a German actress born in 1980 in Heilbronn to Turkish parents. She gained international recognition for her award-winning role in Head-On and later became widely known for playing Shae in the HBO series Game of Thrones. She is also active in advocacy against domestic violence.

Ronit Elkabetz (1964–2016) was an Israeli actress, director, and screenwriter known for her Israeli cinema. She is from a Morrocan Jewish family. She co-created and starred in the "Viviane Amsalem" trilogy, which was a movie about women’s rights and social constraints in Israel. She died of a lung cancer at the age of 51... I posted her here cause I think she was inspiring and also looked really classy. She had thin long, almond-shaped eyelids and dark eyes. This reflected her pensive and reserved nature. Her nose was long and thin with a small bump on its edge. Which makes her looked classy with her gaze. Her cheeks were prominent and tall, and this reflects her assertive personality as an artist and activist. The overrall structure of her face is structured in a square and long ; which again is the kind of face which conveys a great deal of expressiveness but also reserve with her thoughtful eyes. She had an artist's face.

Sofiia Kyslytska is a cabaret dancer from the Crazy Horse of Paris (304k followers on IG). She is from Ukraine and is based in Paris. She is really pretty and has a neotonous beauty. Her large pulpy pout and her big blue eyes are so glam. She doesn't have a strong zygo, her face is overrall soft and neotonous. Her face is round. She's really like the pin-up characters you see on vintage posters.

Felice Natalino is a former Italian professional footballer born on 24 March 1992 in Lamezia Terme, Italy, who played as a defender (centre-back and right-back). He came through the youth ranks at Crotone and moved to Inter Milan’s youth system, making his Serie A debut for Inter at 18 in November 2010 and also appearing in the UEFA Champions League. Sadly, he had to stop his career only at 21 because of his cardiac problems... He was a promising young talent. After retiring from playing, he remained in football and has worked as a scout/observer for Inter’s youth sector, staying involved in the sport he loves.

Dario Šimić is a retired Croatian professional footballer, born on 12 November 1975 in Zagreb, who played as a defender at top clubs including Dinamo Zagreb, Inter Milan,AC Milan and AS Monaco during a career spanning the 1990s and 2000s. He earned over 100 caps for the Croatia national team, featuring in three FIFA World Cups (1998, 2002, 2006) and three UEFA European Championships, and was the first Croatian to reach 100 international appearances. After retiring from playing in 2010, he later worked in football administration and marketing, including roles at Dinamo Zagreb.

İlhan Mansız is a former Turkish striker best known for his crucial role in Turkey’s historic third-place finish at the 2002 FIFA World Cup. He was born on 10 August 1975 in Kempten, Germany. He played for Beşiktaş and became internationally famous after scoring the golden goal against Senegal in the World Cup quarterfinals. The last golden goal in tournament history. After retiring due to knee injuries, he made a transition into figure skating and later worked briefly in coaching.

Here is Marina Sena. She's a Brazilian artist known for her work in pop and MPB. I enjoy her music and her attitude, she's a confident woman with a radiant, solar aura. She began writing songs at the age of 15. As a teenager, people saw her as a funny, crazy girl. She auditioned for The Voice Brasil but was rejected. At 18, with the support of her family, she began her professional career. She played in bands before launching her solo career around 2021. Though she initially signed with a small label, her music went viral, catching the attention of Sony Music Brasil, who signed her in 2023. She’s a fresh and compelling talent. What I find captivating about her face is her expression that is very unique. She has a mid-long face, which softens her overall look. Her head is oval-shaped, and her cheekbones are not very prominent, giving her a soft, doll-like appearance. Her chin is more angular, almost triangular, adding a bit of edge, though it’s recessed enough to keep it subtle. She has a beautiful aquiline nose that gives her features more definition and power, in harmony with the intensity of her gaze, emphasized by strong eyebrows and almond-shaped brown eyes. Her full lips give her a pin-up quality : feminine and sensual. There's a great balance between the softness of her facial structure and the strength of her expression. It perfectly reflects her edgy pop star persona.

Elis Jurema Teixeira Moaven is a Brazilian-Iranian model and influencer known for her fashion-oriented social media presence. She uses her platform to share style and inspiration from her multicultural background. She has also organised fundraisers supporting cultural and social causes, including aid efforts for Indigenous communities in the Brazilian Amazon and support for health rehabilitation initiatives.

Oh ok so I was right. Thanks

Celeste Dalla Porta is an Italian actress born on 24 December 1997 in Monza, Lombardy, Italy. She has a background in theater, and now she plays in film and television. Her collaboration with director Paolo Sorrentino helped bring her wider international attention, establishing her as a rising talent in contemporary Italian cinema.

I didn't knew that, thanks for letting me know this. When a guy has some Poland roots, he necessarily blast this banger :

Oula Psychodelik... J'avais pas entendu parler de ce pecnot depuis un moment... Je dirais que l'extrême gauche comme l'extrêmes droite, en tant que doxa à addhérer sont nécessairement débilisants. Tu conviendra que les gens drainés aux petits suc de faits d'informations relayés sur Twitter ne sont pas fort intellectualisants. C'est des débats de comptoires sans fins et sans intérêts... Ils dénigrent beaucoup sans que leur posts à deux balles ne soient fertiles à de grandes idées. D'autant que ces micro-débats sont de véritables ouroboros. On pinaille sur des nouveautés qui n'en sont pas, c'est un ouroboros, un sport chronophage pour les glandus. En outre, ces gens ne développent un sens critique très aiguisé car c'est souvent des gens qui sont addhérants, passifs. Ce sont souvent des gens de classe moyenne et de classe populaire malheureusement. En contre-point de cela, le bourgeois, qui a fait des études dans un domaine culturel et intellectuel, sera nettement plus pertinent. Qu'importe son idéologie, son paradigme il le connait et il ne gaspille pas autant son temps que le beauf de Twitter. Les extrêmes, comme les modérés de tout bords, ont de sacrées bornes car ils conçoivent les choses en noir et blanc. Car ils sont politisés, donc ils ont un prisme qui élimine des pistes plus personnelles et originales. Pour moi l'intellectuel le plus noble c'est celui qui pense sans se demander s'il se rapproche le plus de son partis politique. Partis qui sont des egregores des lobbies qui leur dictent parfois leurs ligne de pensée. Peut-être bien que ce vieux Socrate ne mentait pas quand il disait que l'exercice de la philosophie par chacun c'est la clef qui nous ouvre la voie vers la vérité de notre cosmos... Car la politique c'est bien penser pour une communauté. Bien penser pour soi c'est déjà atteindre notre vérité et notre bien. Néanmoins, des penseurs d'extrême-droite ou d'extrême gauche, lus sous un prisme critique et utilitariste peuvent s'avérer intéressant. Il peut y avoir des choses pertinentes dans ce qu'ils disent. C'est le cas de Sartre. Mais je préfère ceux qui comprennent leur époques, qui ont leur vision singulière du monde et qui parviennent à appréhender le futur. Nietzsche par exemple, qui a grossièrement été réutilisé par l'extrême-droite. Il y a des choses qu'il a dit qui peuvent correspondre aux idées de certains groupuscules facistes comme les néo-païens. Mais c'est encore une vision plus large qu'une simple élévation de soi par le rejet de traditions pour en réinstaurer des plus primaires et moins artificielles...

"Sad-Eyed Princess" was the name given to the second wife of the Shah of Iran (the equivalent of a king), Princess Soraya Esfandiary-Bakhtiary. Her life was so romantic novel coded. She was born into a unique and symbolic background: half-Persian through her noble Iranian father, and half-German through her mother. This dual identity often placed her in an uncomfortable in-between, seen as too Iranian for Europeans, and too European for Iranians. That will define her feeling of never being at the right place in her life. At around 18 years old, she married Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, shortly after his divorce from his highly respected first wife, Fawzia of Egypt. He was already something around 30 years old and she came from Europe, it was a bit troubling for her. Her marriage to the Shah was marked by both messiness and love. People in Iran didn't liked her this much because of her rebel attitude and saw her as a depraved woman from Europe. Sadly, Soraya was unable to bear a child, something crucial for the monarchy’s future. Despite the love between them, this led to their separation. After the divorce, she briefly pursued an acting career and had a relationship with a European film producer. But he passed away. She and the shah still had feelings for each other. They tried to exchange letters, but the Shah’s later wife was jealous and prevented contact. Soraya wanted to see him again, but he passed away before that could happen. She died alone in Paris at the age of 69. To me, her story gives her face a kind of haunting beauty the essence of a romantic heroine. She had a noble and deep gaze, with siren type eyes that gave her almost a divine look. The pale color of her eyes evokes the softness of tears. Her round face was also soft, romantic and fragile as her story.

Patty Pravo is an Italian singer born in 1948 in Verona. She rose to fame in the 1960s with hits like "La bambola", which established her as a star of Italian pop. She remains an iconic figure in Italian music, known for her versatility and for maintaining her mysterious aura. I think her overall face structure is so perfect for her dramatic persona. Her oval face, large straight nose, her thin lips, the hollow cheeks, her eyes contemplative expression... Everything is so expressive, her face has a ratio that create space for emotions.

Tamara de Lempicka (1898-1980) was a Polish-born painter known for her iconic Art Deco style and glamorous portraits of statuesque figures. She left Russia for Paris to flee the Russian Revolution. She then became a leading figure of the interwar avant-garde. She painted aristocratic figures and celebrities, she had a bold way to play with shapes and geometry. Her work captured the essence of elegance and energy that defined the Roaring Twenties, and she's a very iconic woman painter of the 20th century. Her face is interesting. She had a subtly aquiline thin and small nose. Her lips were heart-shaped. Her jawline was refined and small. She had an oval face. Her canthal title was a little bit negative and she had light colored pupils. Her eyes were almond, and she had this bedroom gaze. Every of these features express moderation which is an aristocracic ideal. The way she dressed and posed was very delicate, a bit eccentric but discreet.

Lee Miller (1907-1977) was an American photographer, model, and war correspondent. She made her debuts as a fashion model in NY. Then she moved to Paris, in which she became a photographer and collaborated with the surrealist artist Man Ray. During the WWII, she worked as a correspondent for Vogue, she documented the Blitz in London and the liberation of Europe, including the concentration camps at Dachau and Buchenwald. Her work was pretty authentic because of the print she left on History and art. I think her face was lovely as her works. She had round bright eyes, thin but dark long eyebrows, a straight nose, and thin bow heart-shaped mouth. Her nose on the side profile was long and slightly curved. Many elements on her face are like bow and her features are dynamic. I think it matches with her character : a photographer, a WWII correspondant, and a model... She was a breathing litteral epic character with a touch of 50s glamorous and almost Pre-Raphaelite Jane Morris vibes.

Günseli Başar is known for having been crowned Miss Turkey in 1951 and then Miss Europe in 1952. She first began studying fashion at the Academy of Fine Arts. In 1951, she was elected Miss Turkey. The following year, encouraged by her professors, she entered the Miss Europe pageant and won. She first married a businessman, then divorced and married the mayor of Izmir. From this union, a daughter was born: Aslı Tunca. Aslı went on to spend the rest of her life as a columnist. Günseli had the honor of serving as a model for a monument to Atatürk, where she represented a young Turkish girl, child of the homeland. She spent her final years with her daughter Asli. She had been suffering from Alzheimer's for two years and passed away on April 20, 2013. I haven't found a more detailed biography, but she seemed to possess a real artistic sensitivity and self- assurance, since she was a columnist and had studied art. She probably came from a well-off background, too. What I find beautiful about the face of this icon is that she truly lives up to her name "Günseli" ("sunflower"), as she radiates a luminous aura. She has round cheeks, high cheekbones, dimples, heart-shaped lips, a small curved nose, and expressive thick eyebrows that highlight the refined, noble look in her slightly round, downward-slanting brown eyes. The roundness of her face gives her a traditional quality that aligns with our modern neotonous beauty standards. I think she looked modern both in term of personnality but also of looks. She also had a very solar beauty.