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How to Look Like Marilyn Monroe

By Matthew Lynch
October 31, 2023
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Marilyn Monroe remains one of the most iconic figures in the history of Hollywood. Known for her signature bombshell look, she oozed glamour and sensuality. If you’ve ever wanted to channel her timeless style and emulate her stunning appearance, here is a step-by-step guide on how to look like Marilyn Monroe.

1. Hair: Marilyn’s signature platinum blonde curls are essential for capturing her look. To achieve this, visit a professional hair colorist for the perfect platinum shade. To style your hair like Marilyn’s, curl it with medium-sized rollers or a curling iron, creating voluminous curls around your face.

2. Makeup: One of the most recognizable aspects of Marilyn’s look is her makeup. Start with a flawless foundation that matches your skin tone. Apply a rosy blush on the apples of your cheeks for a natural flush.

Next, create her famous arched eyebrows by filling them in with a brow pencil or powder in a shade that matches your hair color. The shape should be rounded at the top and taper off towards the ends.

For the eyes, apply a white eyeshadow as a base all over your eyelids followed by a matte, taupe eyeshadow in your crease. Use black liquid liner to create an extended “cat-eye” effect on your upper lash line. Apply mascara or false lashes for added drama.

Marilyn’s lips are perhaps her most iconic feature – full, luscious, and red. Outline and shape your lips with a red lip liner and fill them in with a classic red lipstick

3. Wardrobe: When choosing clothing that reflects Marilyn’s style, think about elegance, femininity, and sensuality. Opt for fitted dresses that highlight your curves and accessorize with pearls or sparkly jewelry.

Consider some of her iconic outfits – such as the white halter dress from The Seven Year Itch or the pink gown from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes – as inspiration for your wardrobe choices.

4. Personality and Attitude: To truly embody Marilyn Monroe, you’ll need to adopt her charming and magnetic persona. Practice walking gracefully with good posture and exude confidence in your appearance. Marilyn was known for her playful innocence combined with a sultry allure – develop a flirtatious yet sophisticated demeanor to charm those around you.

5. Voice: Marilyn’s breathy, soft voice is another one of her trademarks. If you’d like to take your emulation of her character a step further, try imitating her vocal qualities by speaking slower, enunciating your words carefully, and adding a breathy quality to your voice.

By following these tips and embracing the essence of Marilyn Monroe, you can capture some of the timeless beauty and glamour that made her a Hollywood icon. Remember, while it’s fun to emulate her style and persona, don’t lose sight of your unique identity – be yourself while channeling the spirit of Marilyn.

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