
Internet Users Agree That These 35 Celebrities Are The Ultimate Eye Candy
When someone asks you to name the most attractive celebrity, you’re basically being asked to pick the one person who could make you question all of your life choices in a single glance.
So, when someone asked netizens to name their most attractive celebrity, the answers were as varied as they were passionate. And let’s be real, these picks might just make you rethink everything you thought you knew about attraction. Ready to dive in? Let’s see who’s making hearts race and jaws drop.
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Henry Cavill.
He is kinda handsome and very charming, but I don't get why so many people think he's the hottest ever. It also seems like it's only a smaller group of women who find him super hot, and almost all straight men who think like "the more square the face, the more masculine, so Cavill must be the hottest man ever". Like what's the ideal man then, a guy with a face the shape of a cardboard box? It's kind of like when young teens think "The bigger the b***s, the sexier, so a woman with b***s that are 1 meter big would be the sexiest ever". To me, he almost feels like a parody of masculinity, like it's so over the top that it's not very attractive anymore. He does have a great smile though and seems like a really cool person.
Here Magazine explains attraction as a complex interplay of psychological, biological, and social factors that influence how we perceive others. They state that it is shaped by both personal perceptions and external influences.
They acknowledge the idea that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", especially when considering how different cultures and individuals define attractiveness in unique ways. However, this diversity shows that there is no universal standard of beauty, as preferences vary widely across the world.
Charlize Theron.
Monica Bellucci.
According to Psychowellness Center where the attraction of celebrities is concerned, the mere exposure effect suggests that repeated exposure to a person increases familiarity and can enhance their attractiveness over time.
They add that attraction can be strongly influenced by personality traits such as kindness, confidence, and humor, and that these qualities create a sense of compatibility and emotional connection, making individuals more appealing beyond just physical appearance.
Margot Robbie.
James McAvoy - he’s not just good looking but has an awesome sense of humour and seems like a real fun guy. Bonus for that accent 👀.
Faster Capital also adds that celebrity attraction is influenced by social comparison, as people admire and aspire to celebrities’ success, beauty, or lifestyle. This upward comparison fuels how people consider certain celebrities attractive.
Furthermore, celebrities often hold values, ideals, or cultural movements, which could make them more appealing to people who share similar beliefs. Their symbolic significance enhances their attractiveness, as people are naturally drawn to individuals who represent qualities they admire or aspire to embody in their own lives.
Salma Hayek.
That's a horrible picture of one of the most smokin' hotties alive...
Paul Newman.
I always preferred Redford, but both of these guys in their prime were good looking dudes. Decent guys, too.
Timothy Olyphant.
New insight is provided by Calm and Caring as they explain that this attraction often leads to something called the halo effect for celebrities. The halo effect refers to the tendency for people to make broader judgments based on initial impressions.
For instance, celebrities who are perceived as attractive are often assumed to possess other positive traits, such as intelligence, sociability, and success. This cognitive bias means that physical attractiveness can influence how we perceive someone's overall abilities or personality, creating a more favorable impression of them beyond their looks.
Matt Bomer. He is the most beautiful man I have ever seen.
Alexander Skarsgård.
Pretty much all the Skarsgards. Everytime they showcase a new one from the family into Hollywood I fall head over heels with the mix of good looks and massive talent.
At the core of these celebrity crushes, it’s clear that attraction isn’t just about looks. It just might be about that certain something that makes someone unforgettable. Whether it's a magnetic smile, a k****r sense of humor, or a charm that just can’t be ignored, these 35 picks show us that everyone has their own idea of what makes someone truly captivating.
But not everyone is drawn to the same qualities. Some go for the timeless heartthrobs, while others lean toward the mysterious and unconventional. Wondering where your celebrity preferences fit in? Keep reading to see who’s setting hearts on fire and maybe discover a few new crushes along the way!
Marisa Tomei.
Edit: Everyone is bringing up "My cousin Vinny" and her as Aunt May, but let's not forget how hot she was a teacher in "Crazy, Stupid, love " she plays a crazy hottie well lol.
Ana de Armas.
Jennifer Connelly.
As one of the five people who saw Labyrinth in the theater and liked it, I agree. I have also seen some other things she has been in, but choose to forget that fact. *cough*REQUIEM*cough*
Karen Gillan. The accent is a bonus in my book.
She's got rid of her natural accent though for something more generically Scottish.
Emily Blunt.
She's just...so quality. Beautiful, funny, talented, charismatic, lovely singer...I'm a pretty straight woman but, d**n, I'd love to love her.
I wish she hadn't messed with her face, especially the cheek implants. She was perfectly stunning as she was.
Catherine Zeta Jones.
When I first saw her in 'The Darling Buds of May' my eyes nearly popped out of my head....stunning!!
Mila Kunis. Beautiful, smart, funny.
And that f*****g voice.
Cillian Murphy is the sole reason as to why i am not completely straight.
Yvonne Strahovski - she put the a*s in mass effect.
Lee Pace.
The emotional conveyance in his eyes and that gentle voice is so disarming.
Notebook era Rachel McAdams.
Poll Question
What aspect of the celebrities' portrayal in the article do you find most engaging?
Their style
Their achievements
Their charisma
Their lifestyle
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