For those of you who don't know, we lost a beauty icon Wednesday due to congestive heart failure. Not only was she known for her amazing talent in the show biz, but we can also remember her for her timeless fragrances named after gemstone of which she treasured (White Diamonds being one of her most popular) and her stylish fashions. A star by age 12, Taylor was known for many motion pictures. Some of her most admired works included Giant, Raintree Country, and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Although she did not win an Oscar for these films, she did take home two in her lifetime from both Butterfield 8 (1960) and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe? (1966). WIth a life full of love affairs, and constant limelight, Liz turned the attention to AIDS awareness, and limited her career to TV special guest appearances and small roles. In conclusion, Elizabeth Taylor was seen as an all-American beauty and people noticed her. And even in her death, she will still be remembered as a beautiful woman to went for her dreams and set her limits at the sky.
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