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beautiful ugly 

Beautiful ugly is a term used in modeling, when a model has such striking or odd features that they could be considered quite beautiful or very ugly. This is especially rare, and highly desired, especially in couture shoots.

Very few "beautiful uglies" exist, as many are simply labled unatractive, and unsutable for any type of modeling.

A very good example of such a person is Omahyra Mota, a Dominican supermodel. Her beauty (or lack there of) is completely in the eye of the beholder.
Omahyra Mota looked quite ugly in X-Men 3, and she sort of looked like a transexual with that odd hairdo.

Although, she looked quite pretty and punk in Omahyra and Boyd, so I guess she's a beautiful ugly model.
beautiful ugly by callire July 30, 2008
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Beautiful ugly morning face 

When your girlfriend is just waking up, usually in the morning, and hasn't put on make up or done her hair yet. She thinks she looks ugly but you fall in love all over again.

Usually accompanied By no bra or panties and your t shirt and sweat pants.
I was snap chatting with my girl this morning, damn I missed her beautiful ugly morning face.. I need to move to the pas pronto.

.9.The Beautiful World of Ugly Betty", was aired on April 12, 2007.9. 

.9.The Beautiful World of Ugly Betty", was aired on April 12, 2007.9.
.9.The Beautiful World of Ugly Betty", was aired on April 12, 2007.9.

beautifully ugly 

Is a description of someone who looks good far away but not so good close up.
Someone who is unconventionally sexy in a wrong sort of way.
He is "beautifully ugly" but I'm kinda attracted to him.
beautifully ugly by ToriTori September 4, 2007
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