Glamour is more than just gloss and heels. It's about the way a woman carries herself; it's about attitude. Piecing just the right look together makes a dramatic fashion statement, but it's illusion and mystery that adds the final touch of glamour. Did anyone really know Norma Jean, or the wily ways of Cleopatra? Famous women of glamour survive as much on mystery as good looks.

 Night Divas 

Night fever brings out the after-dark divas. You'll find glamour gals in droves at clubs and bars. You love the nightlife, adore the spotlight, love to party. Here are hot products to send you into disco heaven.

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True glamour is more about style than substance. So never overdo the look with too many colors, or too much of the glitzy gear. You'll end up looking like a Christmas tree - or worse still, Ivana Trump!

 Great Glamour Girls 

Legends of Style

These are women who perfected the glitz and "put on the ritz" to become our most prized glamour legends!

The petite Belgian ballerina won our hearts on the big screen in classics such as Roman Holiday, Funny Face and Breakfast at Tiffany's. Sporting classic '50s fashion by Givenchy, she was always a picture of perfection in pearls. And who could forget that stunning hair scrolled atop a wry smile.

The Egyptian Queen had half the country as slaves - that's the power of beauty for you. With her dark charcoal eyes and resplendent in gold robes and beaded jewelry, Cleopatra was the finest glamour icon of the ancient world. Great men went to war for her - that's the glamour of true love.

Nicole Kidman

The leggy Australian beauty wows with her flaming red curls and quiet confidence. Not even a split with Tom Cruise was enough to crumple that majestic pose. Always glamorous in Versace and the like, the elegant actress should make every redhead in the world feel that little bit special for the fact.

Few would dispute the grace and the courage of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. The famous black sunglasses and the clean tailored look masked a tragic public life. She remains one of the most influential figures of the 20th century.

The material girl has evolved her image as quickly as her music. For the saucy popstar there has always been one constant: style. If just one woman could capture the word "glamour" among our pop idols, Madonna would win the coveted accolade.