Hermann Rorschach — the ’Brad Pitt’ of psychiatry, according to his online fans
Benjamin Piatt Runkle — one of the Sigma Chi fraternity founders, who’s anything but what we expect a ’frat boy’ to look like
Anna May Wong — total babe of silent film era who let her eyes do all the talking
Charlie Chaplin had to hide his boyish charm behind his costume to keep us focused on his comedy.
Cleo de Merode was the most photographed woman in the early 20th century. Definitely would’ve had the most followers.
Harry Houdini — you’d come for magic, but end up falling under his spell.
Coco Chanel would’ve served the most iconic OOTDs that everyone would die for.
Ernest Hemingway — his ’deep’ and sensitive captions would’ve been the cherries on top of his steamy pics.
Agnes Ayres — most likely to become a popular cosplayer.
Evelyn Nesbit — America’s first supermodel would’ve surely had the posts with most likes.
Geneviève Lantelme — the French heartbreaker, whose features define ’romance’
Marie Doro — the ’eccentric Helena Bohnam Carter’ of the early 1900s
Maude Fealy — rocked the 80s hippie aesthetic before it was cool
Johannes Brahms could make you swoon with both his symphonies and his disarming looks.
Lina Cavalieri — legend has it, she’s received 840 proposals, so we definitely wouldn’t be expecting her to check all of her DMs.
Lewis Payne — the ultimate bad boy of our dreams, and he knows it
Luzon woman of the Philippines — so stunning she doesn’t even have to try. Would’ve gone viral in a few days.
Lillie Langtry — inspired Sherlock Holmes’ only love Irene Adler and snatched our hearts as well.
Rupert Brooke didn’t just use his poetry to make everyone weak in the knees.
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