Eliza Doolittle) - the heroine of Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" (1912)She can't be called attractive in any way. She is eighteen or twenty years old, no more. She is wearing a black straw hat, which has been badly damaged in its lifetime from London dust and soot and is hardly familiar with a brush. Her hair is some kind of mouse color, not found in nature: water and soap are clearly needed here. A tan black coat, narrow at the waist, barely reaching the knees; from under it a brown skirt and a canvas apron are visible. The boots have apparently also seen better days. Without a doubt, she is clean in her own way, but next to the ladies she definitely seems like a mess. Her facial features are not bad, but her skin condition leaves much to be desired; In addition, it is noticeable that she needs the services of a dentist.