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And my remark was more a pet peeve: people (who aren't Dutch) will often refer to Rembrandt as his 'Flemish faces', etc. #larastone
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She looks very like Liv Ullmann (right).
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Um, that's not true - we highlighted that aspect of her history in a Charlize cover-story/interview in UK Cosmo 8 or 9 years ago. The reason it doesn't get mentioned now is that everyone knows about it at this point, and I'm sure Charlize herself doesn't want this episode to be endlessly repeated - there is more to her than just this horrible chapter in her life.
Besides this minor slip-up, good job at explaining the whole celeb law of diminishing returns. So true.
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And for the record, I am a woman and I have no wish to be skinnier. None. I have no idea what I weigh, but if someone told me (a psychic doctor, perhaps) that I had lost or gained 15 lbs in the past year I'd be hard-pressed to do more than shrug. So sorry, Ms. Stone and any other marketers' dreams who state this like it's a fact. And I'm not even going to pretend it's because I have more important things to worry about, like world hunger.
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I'm assuming, given British Vogue's publication lead times, that the French Vogue October issue wasn't out when the issue closed.
The writer mentions her last contact with Stone, in a follow-up interview, took place during London Fashion Week. That puts us in late September. The issue of Paris Vogue wasn't available until the middle of last month. #larastone
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