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A computer-generated photo of what the most-admired celebrity would look like.

If you combined Megan Fox's eyebrows with Angelina Jolie lips, added in a dash of Gwyneth Paltrow's chin ... would you be able to create the most attractive woman?

That's what Feelunique.com — a British beauty shopping website — tried to do, asking 9,350 of its customers to vote for "the most beautiful body parts of celebrities they admired and most wish they had themselves." (Note: 65 percent of those surveyed were woman, which explains a lot). Who made the cut? Below is a list:

Eyebrows: Megan Fox
Hair: Kate Middleton
Eyes: Cheryl Cole
Nose: Kate Beckinsale
Cheekbones: Keira Knightley
Lips: Angelina Jolie (obviously)
Chin: Gwyneth Paltrow
Chest: Kelly Brook

The end result? A rather pretty — yet robotic-looking — computer-generated Frankenstein of Hollywood's A-list. What do you think? Is she the "ultimate" celebrity?

Rina Raphael is a TODAY.com editor who wishes she could create her own Frankenstein with the "30 Rock" cast.

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Kate got a special surprise for her birthday — a heel designed in her honor by Kim Kardashian, ShoeDazzleUK's chief stylist.

Kim Kardashian announced yesterday that she was helping celebrate Duchess Kate’s 30th birthday in her own special, reality-TV star way — by designing a shoe in her honor. The black heel, naturally, is dubbed “The Duchess.”

In a video posted on Celebuzz, Kim wished Kate a happy birthday (“welcome to the thirties club!”) and expressed her need to help ring in the royal’s new chapter. “I personally love Kate’s classic style and this shoe has gorgeous, classic quilting and a really graceful silhouette,” Kim wrote. “This shoe would make any girl feel like a princess!”

The shoe is available on Shoedazzle.com for £39.95. Ever so helpful, Kim suggests pairing it with a camel cashmere dress and a thin leather belt “to meet the boyfriend’s parents for the first time.” Ya know, if said parents live at Buckingham Palace.

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The fashionable Duchess of Cambridge attends the UK premiere of War Horse at Odeon Leicester Square on Jan. 8, in London, England.

Duchess Kate turns 30 today and though she didn't throw a lavish bash (sorry, Prince Harry), she did manage to bid farewell to her 20s in style: The fashionable royal wore a stunning lace gown by Alice Temperley at the "War Horse" London premiere this weekend. (In an interview with the BBC, director Steven Spielberg said his wife Kate Capshaw needed to pass tissues to the crying duchess, who was reportedly touched by the film).

As for her birthday celebration, Palace officials say Kate will have a "low-key and private" affair, dissapointing fans who believed last week's rumors that she was planning a wild '80s themed karaoke bash.  No matter how what she does, we here wish her a very happy birthday! We're celebrating the only way we know how — with a shopping guide!

Caitlin Moran of Style Within Reach rounded up affordable Kate-inspired buys in honor of her royal style:

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1. Pearlescent flower studs, $3.80, Forever21
2. Trenchcoat, $49.99, H&M
3. Halston Heritage dress, $130, The Outnet
4. Cardigan, $24.95, H&M
5. Pinstriped welt-pocket shirt, $17.50, Old Navy
6. Wisteria Shirtdress, $76, Topshop
7. Mossimo womens' skinny jeans, $27.99, Target
8. Chelsea flat, $16.99, Payless
9. Lace skater dress, $35, Oasis

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On left, Lady Diana Spencer at the Royal Opera House, March 9, 1981; on right, Duchess Kate at the annual Sun Military Awards in London on Dec. 19, 2011.

Was Kate channeling Princess Diana?

The duchess turned heads on Saturday at the Sun Military Awards in London while decked out in a velvet gown by Alexander McQueen, along with matching diamond bracelet and earrings and a ruby and diamond necklace. The elegant choice was remarkably similar to a style the late princess (then Lady Diana Spencer) wore to a fundraiser at The Royal Opera House in 1981 with her then-fiance Prince Charles.

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March 9 1981: Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer attend their first public engagement together, a recital at London's Goldsmith's Hall in aid of the Royal Opera House Development Appeal.

Diana’s choice – designed by Elizabeth and David Emmanuel, who would also craft her wedding gown – was also made of velvet, and featured a sweetheart neckline and subtle ruffles. (It sold at auction last year for about $300,000, according to the Daily Mail).

One other standout? The sapphire diamond engagement ring, originally worn by Diana, given to Kate from Prince William. While the real baubles are hard to come by, you can get this royal look with the help of Caitlin Moran of Style Within Reach. Check out these stunning, affordable buys:

1. Dress, $34, H&M
2. Triple Chain Necklace, $10.80, Forever21
3. Marvella Silver Floral Stretch Bracelet, $24.99, Target
4. Vanessa Bruno Athe Strapless velvet dress, $92.50, The Outnet
5. Gem Link Necklace, $46, Bauble Bar
6. Cascading Velvet Dress, $109.95, Coldwater Creek

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It used to be that all eyes were on Duchess Kate, what she was wearing, and how you could emulate her look. Who can forget Kate's blue engagement dress, or the beige dress she wore to meet the Obamas? Lookalikes of both flew off the racks.

But Kate's not the only Middleton with a flair for fashion. Her sister Pippa and her mom, Carol, are also setting trends, and many American women are following them.

Whose fashion do you like the best? Which Middleton woman's style would you wear?

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Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, left, leaves Clarence House, London, with Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall to travel to Buckingham Palace for the evening celebrations following her wedding to Britain's Prince William, Friday April 29, 2011.

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Six months have passed, but the royal wedding is still setting trends. This time it's not Duchess Kate's lace Alexander McQueen wedding gown that's inspiring soon-to-be brides, but rather the angora knit bolero she wore at the evening wedding reception.

Middleton wore the bolero over her Alexander McQueen evening gown, her second wedding outfit of the day. The dress was probably sleeveless, but was never photographed without the 3/4-cropped sweater. At the time, the choice may have seemed overly demure, but now that the weather is turning colder, winter brides (and their wedding helpers) are rushing to copy the look, including stylist Clare Mukherjee, who wrote about the phenomenon for the Huffington Post.

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A Monsoon angora bolero fit for a royal.

"[I was faced with] the onslaught of requests for angora boleros from my brides-to-be," Mukherjee wrote. "I had to ask myself the dreaded question, do they even exist?!"

Women who once may have opted for jackets and wraps now desperately want a soft bolero to be a stylish and practical way to make sleeveless dresses work in cooler weather.

"We're always looking for visual inspiration," says TODAY style correspondent Bobbie Thomas. "For brides who want a practical way to keep warm or covered for other reasons, Kate was a model example of how to wear a shrug in a modern way."

U.K. retail store Monsoon has a similar angora bolero, which, according to customers who reviewed it on the site, is "very Kate Middleton." USA brides who wish to appropriate Middleton's look get the Monsoon version shipped for around $60, plus $15 in shipping. It's not exactly cheap -- but looking like a princess rarely is.

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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge in Canada wearing Issa, Erdem and Roland Mouret.

By Rina Raphael

Costume-change much, Kate?

The newlywed has already showcased several fashionable dresses during her visit to Canada. Like a Bond character, Kate began her journey by boarding the Ottawa-bound plane in a ladylike navy dress by French designer Roland Mouret, a blazer by Toronto’s Smythe les Vestes and navy Manolo Blahnik Calogera pumps, then switched into another outfit somewhere over the Atlantic. She landed in a feminine lace shift dress by Canadian-born designer Erdem Moralıoğlu and nude-colored LK Bennett Sledge2 Pumps. (Oh those royals and their handy aircraft dressing rooms!)

Onward Kate marched through North American territory, making an appearance at a casual barbecue Thursday night, wearing only one of her favorite designers, Issa. The bird-print dress might look familiar: Middleton wore it the night before her April 29 nuptials. The LK Bennett wedge slingbacks were also repeats, having first made their public appearance in April.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive at a citizenship ceremony in Quebec, Canada on Friday July 1.

Then this morning, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at the Canada Museum of Civilization, for which Kate wore the famous white Reiss frock immortalized in her official engagement photos. She spruced it up with a bright red maple leaf fascinator by Sylvia Fletcher at Lock and Co. and a diamond brooch in the shape of a maple leaf, loaned to her by the Queen. (Here’s hoping she wears a palm tree hat when she hits L.A.)

It’s apparent that Kate is deliberate with her style. She specifically chose designers that had a tie to the host country and repeatedly proved she knows how to recycle her wardrobe. As previously reported, Kate did not bring along a stylist along for her overseas adventures. Smart move: It seems the royal can make her accessible, repetitive and high-meets-low fashion choices all on her own.

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