The phrase "classical beauties" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to female figures or objects that are considered to possess a timeless or traditional standard of beauty, often influenced by classical art and literature. Example: The museum exhibit showcased a collection of classical beauties, including Greek statues and Renaissance paintings.
In the show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints, valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.
In this show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints (drawn from the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts), valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.
Xi Shi is the most prominent among the four classical beauties of China, but, around the time that I began having second thoughts about Xi Shi's fate, I learned that the ancient annals also duly recorded the most hated women in Chinese history.
Strictly speaking, such spiritual beauty is not as consummately beautiful as classical beauty, in which the spirit and the body are perfectly fused with one another.
To showcase books with special design elements, booksellers at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, Ariz., created a display of lushly embroidered Penguin classics with a sign reading, "Give classical beauty this holiday season".
Because of Robin Williams, I didn't quit my job at Blockbuster, but instead stayed so I could continue to watch his films: a beautiful hodgepodge of pop culture wit and classical beauty.
Let go of classical beauty.
Huahui is a classical beauty, most private telephone calls from boys are for her.
Wanda added accessories and ready-to-wear, all with a very Florentine appreciation of classical beauty.
It achieved a poised "classical" beauty that has been imitated ever since.
Judging by the dances he makes, Henning Rübsam is entranced by classical beauty, but frustrated too.
