An Unattractive Figure

– “A figure that is scared from head to toe,” declared one of the greatest fashion designers of the twentieth century, the incomparable Gabrielle Coco Chanel.

Madame Chanel needs no introduction, yet it’s worth noting that her global fame was built on her tailored suits, perfumes, cosmetics, accessories, and jewelry crafted by the House of Chanel.

Nature doesn’t often bestow classic beauty. Few possess the looks of Marilyn Monroe, but like her, we often focus on our nightgowns. And frequently, instead of a nightgown, we reach for Chanel No. 5 perfume. (Let’s hope the men don’t overhear this!). Some of our body flaws could certainly use a little concealment!

An interesting thought from Madame Chanel: classic beauty is a myth; what’s far more appealing in a woman is her graceful demeanor, manners, and pleasant conversation. Coco Chanel observed how a woman enters a room and captures everyone’s attention. Typically, that woman knows she is special and cherishes her uniqueness.

A woman should not be merely a collection of body parts, a mannequin, as often happens when she lacks a sense of proportion and taste.

But what if you don’t have a traditionally beautiful figure? Stop! Remember, an unattractive figure is simply one that is scared from head to toe. What do we have to fear? We are women! More sports to slim the waist, more sparkle in our eyes, smiles that are irresistible, and let’s not forget the ancient saying: “To learn to play the harp, one must play the harp.” To become a true woman, you must embody that spirit.

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