[ SECRET POST #3940 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3940 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Karlie's face is quite a bit longer than Taylor's, her eyes are much more hooded, her lips are thinner, and her jaw is longer and more pronounced. She's also like 6'2" and 120 lbs, that ain't exactly "generic."

As for Milla, she and Taylor do look kind of similar in the photos you've chosen, but in basically every other photo I'm seeing they don't look similar at all. There's something very hard and predatory about Milla's face. She looks like a bird of prey. Whereas Taylor's face is much softer and more "sweet" looking. If there's another woman Milla actually looks like, it's supermodel Linda Evangelista.

https://files.brightside.me/files/news/part_2/28555/370355-R3L8T8D-650-11.jpg

Nobody is obligated to find anybody attractive, and I'm not arguing that you should find Karlie, Taylor, and Milla attractive. But other than being tall, blonde, very thin, and white, these women don't look overly alike.

The one facial feature they all have in common, I suppose, is that they all have hooded eyes (to varying degrees). And because they all have hooded eyes, they also all have similarly arched brows, to compliment their eye shape. But the thing is, hooded eyes aren't standard. The very feature they all share in common is, itself, a distinctive feature.