From Audrey Hepburn to Marilyn Monroe, yesterday’s stars according to today’s standards. PHOTO

Marilyn Monroe, one of the most loved and desired actresses on the planet in her authentic beauty, without filters, nor touch-ups (left). In the same viewer on the right, thanks to the use of some apps, the diva ‘modern’ version appears to us as it could have been according to today’s approved aesthetic models

All the photos in the gallery are taken from the lostinhistorypics Instagram profile

Sophia Loren has recently turned 88, born in Pozzuoli on 20 September 1943, is one of the most loved Italian actresses by audiences all over the world, and not only in cinema. In the photos on the left, the diva in a shot that portrays her without any kind of retouching, on the right as she could have been then according to today’s approved standards

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On the left the most admired princess actress of all time gracefully shows herself in her most authentic elegance, on the left the result changes a lot and Grace Kelly appears to us almost as an anonymous face deprived of her precious uniqueness

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In the photo on the left Audrey Hepburn in the soap and water version and on the right in the ‘retouched’ version of today. Thanks to the use of some Apps, the lostinhistorypics account shows us how the greatest divas of yesterday could have been today. A somewhat questionable result and certainly a source of reflection

From Madonna to Mickey Rourke, as the stars would be without “retouching”. PHOTO

One of the last great Hollywood divas, Elizabeth Taylor, in the light of her splendor on the left as we have always known her, on the right instead we rediscover her in the ‘modern’ version as it would be according to today’s beauty standards

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Catherine Deneuve, awarded at the last Venice Film Festival with the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement, is one of the greatest interpreters in the history of cinema, her talent and her extraordinary strength combined with eternal beauty, make her one of the most loved stars of the seventh art. In the photo in an ‘authentic’ version and how she could have been according to the diktats of our times

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From Miss Rossella di Gone With the Wind alla Blanche of A Tram called desireVivien Leigh, born on November 5, 1913, has always been a style icon, we remember her on the left wrapped in her charm, while we struggle to recognize her on the right in a look definitely far from her immortal style

The eternal rebel Brigitte Bardot, cinematic icon par excellence, and one of the first women activists in support of animal welfare associations, portrayed on the left in a shot in 1958 and on the right in a virtual portrait built with the use of some apps that return a anonymous face

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She was one of the most beautiful voices in jazz music, defined by Orson Welles as “the most exciting woman in the world”. In the photo, the American singer and actress Eartha Kitt in the versions without makeup and with

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