Audrey is the natural choice

Jordan take note - if you want to be remembered for your looks then stay as nature intended.

Today's surgically enhanced starlets have been put in the shade by Audrey Hepburn and other silver-screen idols from yesteryear.

The Breakfast At Tiffany's star was yesterday named as the most naturally beautiful woman of all time.

She topped a poll of fashion industry experts who were asked to choose their top ten beauties from a list of 100.

The women were chosen for their 'embodiment of natural beauty, healthy living, beautiful on the inside and out'.

Hepburn was joined in the top five by today's stars Liv Tyler, Cate Blanchett and Angelina Jolie, as well as another 1950s icon, Grace Kelly.

Elle magazine's Rosie Green said of Hepburn, who died in 1993: 'She has a rare charm and inner beauty that radiates when she smiles. Her skin looks fresh in all her films and her personality really shines through.'

In 1953, Hepburn's vital statistics were revealed in a magazine as being a tiny 34A-20-34.

Notoriously modest, she once said: 'I never thought I'd land in pictures with a face like mine.'