Pretty fair comparisons, but bring me the classic stars any day.
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Marlene Dietrich and Nicole Kidman: Mothers of Reinvention

Their foreheads alone beg the question of whether Marlene Dietrich and Nicole Kidman were separated at birth. Both overseas imports to America, these women figured out how to play up their ethereal qualities and melodramatic prowess to completely intoxicate audiences. (Photos by Paramount Pictures/Getty Images; Elisabetta Villa/Getty Images)



Lauren Bacall and Kristen Stewart: Mysterious Ladies

The grand dame of noir film, Lauren Bacall wrapped Bogie around her finger and made men pant with desire. She never gave away too much and continues to speak her mind. While Kristen Stewart might be more awkward in her youth, she also knows how to bring men to their knees and isn't afraid to be candid when needed. (Photos by Baron/Getty Images; Kevin Winter/Getty Images)



Ava Gardner and Angelina Jolie: Lady Killers

Ava Gardner was a true Hollywood stunner. Dark and mysterious, she enraptured many a man (including Sinatra) even if she didn't always choose the right one to marry. Today Angelina Jolie is another raven-haired beauty who's been equally unlucky in love with two failed marriages. (Photos by Jack Albin/Hulton Archive/Getty Images; Jason Merritt/Getty Images)



Audrey Hepburn and Anne Hathaway: Classic Beauties

Despite being a slim willow of a woman, Audrey Hepburn commanded any stage she graced. Gorgeous, classy and a style icon, Ms. Hepburn's look still endures. Today Anne Hathaway embodies Audrey's sparkle, versatile talents and red carpet glamor. (Photos by Hulton Archive/Getty Images; Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)



Sophia Loren and Penelope Cruz: Sharp Wits

The icon for international beauty, Sophia Loren had the curves and knew how to use them. From dramas to romantic comedies, there was nothing Sophia couldn't make look easy. Penelope Cruz is doing the same now, with her fiery performances and her criminally gorgeous cheekbones. (Photos by Express/Express/Getty Images; Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)



Doris Day and Meg Ryan: Girls Next Door

Doris Day was Hollywood's first girl-next-door, romantic comedy icon. Ever perky, always funny and charming, Day gave good flirt. Meg Ryan followed Day's model and contemporized the classic model to reflect the challenges of women of today. (Photos by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)



Grace Kelly and Olivia Wilde: Hollywood Royalty

Philly gal Grace Kelly went to Monaco and fell in love with a boy. He made her his princess and Hollywood lost her forever. Today Olivia Wilde also knows a thing or two about royalty, being married to an Italian prince -- seriously -- and shows she knows a thing about glamor too. (Photos by Hulton Archive/Getty Images; Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)


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