Two of the most famous British women in the last century, Margaret Thatcher and Lady Diana, had resemblance to each other in appearance, manner of thought and behavior, almost like mother and daughter.
they showed in their photos strong external resemblance in face, haircut, expression, body shape and clothing.
They were both beautiful women who dictated style to countless women.
They came from the conservative British society. In behavior they were both media queens, opinionated, broke conventions, inspiring and created controversy. They deeply influenced the public opinion and put a mark in historical memory.
Their character drew much inspiration from Queen Elizabeth 1st from the 16th century, in Shakespeare's days. During her long reign England become a dominant world empire.
Margaret Thatcher and Lady Diana were female figures larger than life, full of striving for self-realization and to go beyond the limits. to some extent they drifted in enthusiasm to the fast track, which became destructive for them. Shakespeare was not beside them.
