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Why shouldn't a beautiful woman expect someone as special as herself? Essentially you are saying that beautiful women should have to settle for less because they are beautiful.
It is very easy to blame others (i.e. beautiful people) for your own poor self esteem. "you are beautiful and I am not... therefore it is your fault that I am depressed". More time should be spent teaching women to love what is special about them because it is not all about looks.
I consider myself a beautiful woman but I do not for an instant delude myself into thinking that my boyfriend is with me simply because I am beautiful. Actually I would have to say he loves me despite my looks. Many men are actually interested in personality and a brain and the same goes for women.