Raquel Welch in the '60s.

Gina Lollobrigida made a ravishing Esmeralda in, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," 1956.

Ann-Margret, looking like a billion. But she never looks anything less.

Beautiful Claudia Cardinale is a gorgeous addition to any timeline.

Marilyn Monroe passed away 63 years ago. But because of her films, photos and music, her radiance is still a part of this world. amzn.to/4leKcWO

Lana Turner couldn’t help but be ultra-glamorous even at lunch.

Elizabeth Taylor

With Julie Newmar, beauty and elegance can purr.

Brigitte Bardot hasn't made a movie in more than 50 years. But her photos always look so lovely and contemporary--because real beauty never goes out of style.

No thanks extra cup of coffee, Ava Gardner is all the stimulant I need.

A more sensuous look at Betty Grable.

I think even the photographer needed a cold shower after this shot of Raquel Welch.

Ann-Margret: Viva Las va-va-voom!

Grace Kelly after transitioning from Hollywood royalty to actual royalty.

Blink twice if you think Barbara Eden is a stunner. Playing Jeannie...or doing anything else.

Rita Hayworth didn't just light up the screen--she set it on fire.

Sultry wasn't an act--it was Lauren being Bacall.

Elizabeth Taylor looking voluptuous and victorious while shooting "The Sandpiper," in 1965.

Lana Turner contemplating murder in, "The Postman Always Rings Twice," 1946.

Sophia Loren made class and elegance look hot!