Unfading classics: the British model recreated 5 iconic images from Hollywood films

The fashion for Hollywood classics never goes away. 25-year-old Summer Monteis-Fullam is a budding British model. The girl recreated five images of classic beauties from legendary films. The British woman managed to embody the chic and charm of the fatal heroines, who are admired by millions.Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Sharon Stone and other famous actresses have become Hollywood symbols of beauty and seduction. Fashion model Summer Monteis-Fullam from the UK decided to recreate the most famous images from classic films to prove that the fashion for femininity and sexuality never passes.

The cult scene from the comedy "Itch of the seventh year" (1955), where the dress of a fatal beauty flutters over the ventilation hatch, will not leave anyone indifferent. Summer also looks great in a playful white outfit, and blonde curls suit her face.

The stunning Bond girl from the movie "Doctor Know" (1962), played by Ursula Andress, became the embodiment of female strength, beauty and sexuality. The British model is very similar to the famous actress.

Despite the fact that Summer has not seen the cult thriller "Basic Instinct" (1990) with the unsurpassed Sharon Stone in the title role, the model perfectly recreated her in a seductive pose with crossed legs. The British woman says that after this photo shoot she will definitely watch the sensational film.

The buxom sex bomb was played by CJ Parker from "Rescuers of Malibu". Millions of fans around the world were thrilled at the screens when Pamela Anderson ran along the beach in a red swimsuit. Summer managed to convey sensuality and seduction, trying on the role of a lifeguard.

Recreating the image of the main character of the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) has always been Summer's dream. She really liked the chic long dress that emphasizes femininity and sexuality.

Classical art encourages creativity. Photographer Inge Prader breathed new life into the paintings of Gustav Klimt, recreating them with the help of real models.