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Each stands alone as one of the world’s most beautiful women.
So put them all together and the result would surely be the ultimate head-turner. Or would it?
Well now, thanks to the wonders of modern technology, you can judge for yourself.
After a poll to discover which parts of female stars women most admired and desired, an image of what is being called the ‘ultimate celebrity’ has been created.
Beneath the Duchess of Cambridge’s tumbling shiny hair, you will find the chocolate brown eyes of singer Cheryl Cole, the nose of actress Kate Beckinsale and the cheeks of fellow Hollywood star Keira Knightley.
Eyebrows come courtesy of Transformers actress Megan Fox and the perfect chin is apparently found on still another actress, Gwyneth Paltrow.
Those bee-stung lips could only be Angelina Jolie’s, and the ultimate celebrity’s decolletage belongs to busty TV presenter Kelly Brook.
The inclusion of Prince William’s new wife in the poll of more than 9,000 people – by online beauty retailer Feel Unique – is no surprise.
Her perfectly coiffeured curls have been credited with everything from a boom in hair products to an increase in women dyeing their hair brown.
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