13 Famous Women Who Ditched Beauty Stereotypes and Sparkled Like the Sun

Society expects women to always look impeccable. Despite our feelings about it, it’s not always easy to go against established rules, especially if you’re a celebrity being watched by the world. But the women in this article live without regard for others’ opinions and look simply luxurious.

Rachel McAdams is not ashamed to use dry shampoo even before a public appearance. So why should we be ashamed of it?

The lovely Selena Gomez can argue that clothes should always be perfectly ironed.

Scarlett Johansson doesn’t try to hide the rolls on her back and wears whatever she pleases.

Florence Pugh feels confident without shapewear. And to her credit: the actress looks stunning.

For Bella Hadid, pedicures are not a must. But the model looks no less enchanting because of it.

Paris Hilton sees nothing wrong with using a lip liner to adjust the contour of her lips. And she looks fabulous.

Who said that a bra should be the same color as your clothing? The charming Katie Holmes thinks otherwise.

The luxurious Salma Hayek supports her colleague on this issue.

Lady Gaga breaks the golden beauty rule that states that makeup should only have one accent. As we can see, it’s possible to emphasize both the eyes and the lips and look great.

Jennifer Lopez questions another canon: “Makeup should be carefully blended along the hairline.”

The stunning Charlize Theron shows, by her own example, how to wear a mini-skirt and a crop top without looking vulgar.

Hailey Bieber and Sophie Turner suggest combining incongruous things — sandals with tights. And who says it’s not fashionable?

More articles about people that stay true to themselves can be found here:

• 8 Women Opened Up About Fighting Unrealistic Beauty Standards in Hollywood
• 10 Imposed Beauty Standards That Modern Women Should Ditch Once and Forever
• 10 Body Positive Celebrities Who Bravely Spoke About Beauty Standards
• 9 Beauty Standards We Should Drop ASAP
• 10 Mighty Women Who Couldn’t Care Less About Beauty Standards