Cameron Diaz, Madonna and Scarlett Johansson Named Among Greatest Blondes


World Premiere of "Iron Man 2".El Capitan Theatre, Hollywood, CA.April 26, 2010. (Bauer Griffin)more pics »Cameron Diaz, Madonna and Scarlett Johansson were all included in a recent ranking of the greatest blondes of all time.  The iconic Marilyn Monroe topped the list. In second place was actress Grace Kelly, who famously married Prince Rainier III of Monaco.  French beauty Brigitte Bardot was third

20 Greatest Blondes of All Time, by One Poll

1. Marilyn Monroe

2. Grace Kelly

3. Brigitte Bardot

4. Cameron Diaz

5. Holly Willoughby

6. Joanna Lumley

7. Scarlett Johansson

8. Stevie Nicks

9. Olivia Newton-John

10. Debbie Harry

11. Madonna

12. Doris Day

13. Goldie Hawn

14. Gwen Stefani

15. Denise Van Outen

16. Barbara Windsor

17. Honor Blackman

18. Tess Daly

19. Charlize Theron

20. Paris Hilton

A spokesman for Clairol Nice 'n Easy ,  the company that commissioned One Poll to carry out the survey, explained: "Marilyn Monroe has always been known for her iconic blonde hair.  But it's amazing to think that even now, almost half a century after her death, she has still beaten modern blondes to the top spot.Her hair is synonymous with 1950s glamour but it has stood the test of time against hair styles and colours which have come and gone over the years."

Scarlett Johansson, blonde beauty.

Other platinum stars to make the top twenty include Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks who came eighth, Blondie singer Debbie Harry in tenth spot, Madonna made it to eleventh place, while Gwen Stefani took fourteenth place.

Marilyn became an icon after her tragic death in 1962.  She had relationships with a string of famous men during her life, including playwright Arthur Miller, who was one of her three husbands, and allegedly US President John F. Kennedy.

 

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