Pale and blond, with bangs and a rather grudging smile, Carré swells and grows more beautiful, her face filling out, her belly getting rounder, her movements slowing down.
* The new place has grown more beautiful over time; the new stadium is named for the late Arthur Ashe; the center itself is named for Billie Jean King.
He often reflected on the attractiveness of Cambodian women, musing over whether they had grown more beautiful since the days of his great-grandfather's harem.
Her bodycare products sent a refreshing message to women: nothing will make you stay young or grow more beautiful, but this stuff will make you feel better about yourself in the meantime.
The hotel also grows more beautiful as the sun goes down, with 5,000 pivoting glass panels on the hotel roof lighting up in an array of changing colors, giving a kaleidoscopic effect.
Despite their revered status, the band have released just two studio albums: their self-titled 1989 debut (which, Sawyer says, "seems to grow more beautiful as the years go by") and 1994's Second Coming.
Before sitting down to a meal as unhurried as the summer sunset, guests might sip an aperitif on one of the terraces or stroll the grounds, which every year seem to grow more beautiful.
It's not just their music, although their first album, The Stone Roses, seems to grow more beautiful as the years go by: wistful harmonies and stunning, seemingly effortless musical ability combining to create a timeless, still-fresh classic.
We arrived after a 300km journey from Helsinki that had grown more beautiful the longer we'd travelled, as route number 5 offered up a verdant pallet of greens under an expanse of blue sky, itself a backdrop for scudding white and grey clouds.
The situational irony will grow more beautiful with each settlement.
