Complexes Marilyn Monroe (6 photos + 1 video)

She became a style icon and a recognized sex symbol already under life. And until now, many women are inspired by the image of Marilyn. But, like all ordinary people, she looked for and found faults in herself.





Marilyn, despite millions of fans, has always been not self-confident. She worked hard on herself, tried to make her perceived not only as a "beautiful blonde", read a lot and I was embarrassed by many things about my appearance.

Nose



Marilyn was embarrassed about her nose, thinking it was too big and it was her big complex. Not a series of data, it is still went to the surgeon for a small rhinoplasty. But even after that the actress still continued to complex and she did not leave the house without obligatory contouring so that the nose visually becomes narrower.

Wrists



Monroe believed that her body was not perfect enough. She she was embarrassed about her wrists, saying that they were too wide. In during photo shoots always tried to bend them at different angles, which the wrists looked narrower and more elegant.

Smile



In 1945, the actress got her first job as models. And on the set she was advised to make her smile less wide, because it made her nose look longer and her nasolabial folds became too obvious. Marilyn firmly remembered this advice and since then, on her face, almost always there was only a half smile with open mouth. Which also became its characteristic feature.

Ears



When fame fell on the actress, she practically stopped doing high hair. Monroe just couldn't stand her ears, considered them big and always tried to put blond hair on them curls.

Chin



According to some testimonies, even at the dawn of his career Marilyn heard the casting director call her "a miracle without chin", referring to the fact that the lower part of her face is too soft and fuzzy.

Hollywood plastic surgeon Michael Gurdin mentioned that Marilyn had chin augmentation surgery in 1950 using bovine cartilage. After some time, the cartilage began to dissolve and therefore in film "Something's got to happen" (1962), the facial expressions of the actress became more expressive. Unfortunately, the actress died in the middle of filming. process and the picture was completely re-shot.

Stuttering

Her soft, with hidden passion, intonation has become a signature Monroe sign. But it was not just like that - Marilyn since childhood suffered from stuttering. And once a speech therapist advised her to use guttural style of speech to overcome the disadvantage. And it worked!

Breathing became her trademark and brought into her image extra charm. But when Monroe began work on the film "Something must happen," she began to stutter again.