Which Iconic 50s Woman Are You Most Like?

With her iconic good looks, wispy voice, and va-va-voom style, Marilyn Monroe defined the classic Hollywood actress. Much like this 1950s icon, you make an impression with your charm and style everywhere you go. Though you may be flirty and confident on the outside, you also possess deep introspection and the ability to empathize.

Back in 1952, Debbie Reynolds made her mark by appearing in one of the most iconic musicals of all time, “Singing in the Rain.” She was a multi-faceted triple threat who could sing, dance, and act. All while looking as charming and beautiful as she possibly could! Much like Ms. Reynolds, you’re no one trick pony. You’re multi-talented, charming, stylish, and ambitious. It’s only a matter of time before you find your own dreams coming true!

Petite and spunky, Audrey Hepburn has remained one of fashion's greatest icons for several decades. In the 1950s, she appeared in amazing films such as Roman Holiday, Sabrina, and Funny Face. All three further cemented her as one of Hollywood’s most iconic stars. Much like Ms. Hepburn, you possess a great deal of spunk and fire. You may be pint sized and stylishly feminine, but your soul is full of ambition to succeed!

Seductive and sweet, Jane Russell was as va-va-voom as her Gentlemen Prefer Blondes counterpart Marilyn Monroe. Russell was equal parts sweet and sassy, always offering a quip or witty aside at a moment's notice. Much like Ms. Russell, you possess a style that sets you apart from the pack and a personality that makes everyone fall instantly in love.

Elizabeth Taylor was unquestionably one of a kind. As the last major movie star to have come out of the Hollywood studio system, Taylor was known internationally for her beauty, especially her enchanting violet eyes. Much like Ms. Taylor you are a beautiful and complex woman. You captivate with your talents and beauty, but leave others truly awed when you let your vulnerability shine through.