Scientists have mapped the features of the world's most beautiful men and women - and Natalie Portman and David Gandy are the closest real-life examples.
The pictures are the result of a study led by Kent University's Dr Chris Solomon and were created with the help of a computer programme normally used to draw up e-fits of wanted criminals.
Software used by experts during the two-month project took into account factors such as the thickness of lips, nose length and width, and hairline.
Dr Solomon, a world expert in facial mapping, asked people to put together a composite of the perfect face with the help of the EFIT-V PhotoFit software used by British police.