Queen Elizabeth’s Most Iconic Wife: The Top 10

Queen Elizabeth is once again confirmed as one of the most iconic women of recent decades. For more than 2,000 Britons polled on the subject, however, the late ruler is even the most iconic of the past 60 years. On the catwalk, he is in excellent company with world-famous women. Ready to reveal the ranking?

At the top is Elizabeth II, whom more than 27% of Britons voted first. A predictable result when you think of the role that the Sovereign has played for the United Kingdom during his 70 years of reign. Also in the rest of the world, by the way, it can well be said that the queen was a real icon in various fields.

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Therefore, his position in the ranking is not surprising, but many other women are also present at his side. From Mother Teresa of Calcutta to Michelle Obama, including the Spice Girls and Greta Thunberg. There’s also Princess Diana, Beyonce, and many other faces from the entertainment world.

Queen Elizabeth is the most iconic woman of the past six decades

The survey, published by the Daily Mail, was conducted by cosmetics brand Fenjal. Joanne Ward, spokesperson for the company, commented on the result saying: “Queen Elizabeth II held the heart of the nation for 70 years. It seems very fitting and a touching tribute that the UK has voted her as their most iconic woman.” However, the other women in the top ten are also very famous, although all different from each other. Indeed, the British placed Princess Diana in second place, thus reserving the first places in the ranking for two members of the royal family.

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Third place, however, for Mother Teresa of Calcutta, followed by Rosa Parks, symbol of the civil rights movement in the United States. In fifth place another activist, but this time from today, Greta Thunberg, followed by the famous singer Dolly Parton. Seventh place went to young tennis star Emma Raducanu, just 19 years old, while eighth place was conquered by the iconic Spice Girls. Finally, the last two spots went to journalist Oprah Winfrey and Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai.

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The survey also asked participants which events they considered to be the most iconic of the past 60 years. 42% of those polled voted for the 1969 moon landing, followed by Martin Luther King’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech. In third place the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States. Finally, examining the data from another angle, it emerges that for younger respondents, the most emblematic event is the first child conceived by in vitro fertilization.