@BlondeGoddess: I'm just saying, I don't think it was her commitment to fashion journalism that got her the job - she's pretty young, and probably has been pretty busy with the modelling to take much professional interest in the subject.
@birdywaa: I agree that her role as a top model helped her get the role, but it makes a change from having the likes of the Geldoff girls getting similar kinds of plum gigs JUST because of who their parents are. Besides, it is well known (at least in the UK) that a lot of famous guest columnists in magazines are ghosted because the celebrity cannot string a sentence together in real life, let alone sit down and write one out.
I was all ready to trash the blah-ness of the AA bedding - available in white and grey! - but then I read that it's made of the same material as their t-shirts, and now me wanty.
A wad of $100 bills says Teresa's little girls on the Real Housewives of NJ will totes be wearing those leggings. (I only pay in cash because of the economy).
The Charlie Brown sneakers make me thrilled to the bone that I have stubby little feet. Can I rock some sexy stilettos? No, but the Charlie Browns are somewhat of a consolation prize.
@save jinger: I agree, I loved shiny things as a kid and I lived in leggings. Granted, my leggings weren't shiny gold, but if they had been around when I was little, I totally would have wanted them.
@greengrey (raidersofthelostSTAR): Claudia Kishi, is that you? I say wear what you want to wear, and don't give a fuck what anyone else thinks. What are pirate boots?
I see no reason to shop at the GAP. Their clothes are overpriced for the quality. They need to be cheap like Old Navy/Target/WalMart or good like...lots of other stores.
I don't know if the Gap's problem is their agency and not the fact they make incredibly boring, bland, dumpy clothing. I went in recently and couldn't believe how awful the design was - you can get the same stuff at WalMart for half the price.
" 'As soon as I stopped, I realised how ridiculous it all was.'. . . Apparently, Chung still models - when the project suits her."
Yes, because she probably feels like I do - 'Fashion' is ridiculous, but clothes are lovely. As with all artforms, it's the business side of it that deserves our contempt, not the art itself.
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Really poorly done counterfeit goods are sort of hilarious.
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Yes, because she probably feels like I do - 'Fashion' is ridiculous, but clothes are lovely. As with all artforms, it's the business side of it that deserves our contempt, not the art itself.
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Really, it's a lot like stripping or prostitution. Plenty of vague moral reasoning goes out the window when easy money is on the table.
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