According to Osho, beauty is not an object to acquire but an inexhaustible flowering of existence that happens to an open, desireless, egoless 'nobody.' When you drop ambition and the urge to get more, you become an empty receiver; then beauty, like water seeking the ocean, continually flows toward you. Seeking kills it; simple availability allows its endless unfolding.
Beauty shows up by itself when you stop chasing it and stay open and quiet.