Quote by George Orwell

That is her style of beauty.

That is her style of beauty.

Summary

This quote refers to someone's unique and distinct way of presenting themselves. It suggests that the individual in question possesses a particular charm or attractiveness that is characteristic to them alone. Rather than conforming to traditional standards of beauty, their allure comes from embracing their own individuality and expressing it through their personal style. This quote celebrates the idea that beauty is subjective and diverse, encouraging people to embrace their uniqueness and find their own style of beauty.

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Beauty Inspirational

By George Orwell

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