I was about to say something like "I really wish I look as good as Julia by the time I'm fortysomething," then I realized, (*sigh*) I wish I looked like Julia Roberts now.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy with my appearance and all but shit... girl's got perfect skin.
I am SO onboard with Julia becoming the "face" of a cosmetics campaign.
Linda Evangelista, bonus for 400 Alex.
Un-airbrushed gorgeous 40+ ladies, yay! More please.
Sephora vending machines in actual stores seems like a slightly odd choice, but if they put them in ladies' loos, I would be on that like it was cake. It would be so brilliant to do the baleful old I-look-like-death glance in the bathroom mirror, and then just nip over and get a little good-quality blush or a fresh mascara. It would sell like the dickens.
@A Small Turnip: And speaking of Sephora, does anyone else miss the Sephora Spy reports we used to get here on Jezebel? The inside gossip was always interesting, but even more than that, I learned so damn much about good makeup and skincare in the ensuing discussions.
Somehow these items read like my train of thought when really truly baked - Julia Roberts is so pretty... like that lady's bracelet. Think she'll give it to me if I ask. Oh my god, you know what would be hilarious, if like David Lynch directed a fashion commercial. God I'm hungry, is there a vending machine around here? Dude, vending machines should totally sell makeup. Then I could like get a twinkie and a fuckin lipgloss at THE SAME TIME. I'm a genius. You know what's awesome? Horses. And dancing. People should like dance. On horses. Like a horse ballet. Does that exist? It should because that would be awesome. You know what's really sad? Oprah. Dude... where are my cheetos?
Okay, but then how do I get the Sephora products back into the vending machine once I've stuck my grimy fingers in every single container, contracted pink eye, and made myself up to look like Harvey Dent's epileptic, washed-up drag queen cousin, hmm? These are the practical questions, people.
@PaintedTrollop: That quote is gold. He is so much more glamorous than I would be in my refusal to put on a leotard and dance in public. "How about....how about I ride instead? Kind of like a dance, right?"
@divine booty: Yeah, it seems so...smug to me. As if you're rubbing your wealth in someone else's face. Donald Trump has talked about walking up to houses he likes and just offering the owners some insane sum of money for their house, and I thought that was off-putting, too.
@GreyEminence: It is smug. Horribly so. But! I've fantasized about doing exactly that. You know, like I'm driving past an adorable little house, and I imagine walking up to their door and leaving a note: Call me. Whatever the value of your house, I will give you double for it. I think I do this not out of dreams of ridiculous wealth, but because my own house is so very ugly.
ETA: My house isn't really ugly. It just needs a lot of work, and I don't have the money to make any of it happen. So I get house-envy, you see.
@badmutha: There's a Sephora vending machine at the Mall of America (shut up, I'm a local, it's my nearest DSW alright?). It was cool, but didn't have my favorite products, I guess I don't go with the flow enough.
@Lin-Z [linguist on duty]: Seriously. Switch ownership to the Vagin-Al Group and all problems would be taken care of... of course, you'd only be able to sell the dresses for 75% of what they had been priced under the Falic Group...
@scullymurphy: I was just about to write the same thing - mentally motioning across my the chest of my catsuit pritnted with the name 'Lacroix'.
And the Evian bottle was 2007?!
I still have mine, it is so pretty - glass that appears to be covered in white lace.
@rodmanstreet: Me too. That's where I first heard of Lacroix. I wonder how many others are the same.
Though there could be an upside to having your brand name being a catch phrase of sorts on a popular show. And Lacroix himself must have like the show, at least enough to do that cameo.
I was gonna say! I thought Lacroix was being single-handedly propped up by Eddie Monsoon. "It's a Lacroix, sweetie!" *points to huge-ass LACROIX across chest* "LACROIX".
Spongebob is part of the movement towards the new masculinity. He loves Krabby Patties and high fashion, he hunts for jellyfish, but only catalogues them and lets them go, he looks up to a female scientist of a different species than his own, and he's not afraid to hug his best male friend in public.
"Four women pepper-sprayed a sales associate in Tennessee this month in order to boost 30 pairs of underwear."
Daffy has nice silk-and-lace stuff.
Does this seem like I-need-a-new- thong-overkill to anyone else?
@hydrogen_jukebox: Spongebob was doing well enough without a makeover that Rescue Beauty, some of the most beautiful also most hideously expensive nail enamel on the market, named three of their shades after his inspiration:
@Rooo sez BISH PLZ: I didn't hear about that. Though I think that appropriating Spongebob into adult-things without enough tongue in your cheek just makes it look dumb. Case in point.
And it is kind of unfortunate that Karly-poo had to be the one to do this: imagine what he'd say about Patrick behind his back.
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ETA: My house isn't really ugly. It just needs a lot of work, and I don't have the money to make any of it happen. So I get house-envy, you see.
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And the Evian bottle was 2007?!
I still have mine, it is so pretty - glass that appears to be covered in white lace.
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Though there could be an upside to having your brand name being a catch phrase of sorts on a popular show. And Lacroix himself must have like the show, at least enough to do that cameo.
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SOMEBODY at Avon has jumped on the Obama/Clinton bandwagon...
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We can all learn from Spongebob.
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Daffy has nice silk-and-lace stuff.
Does this seem like I-need-a-new- thong-overkill to anyone else?
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Square Pants
Starfish Patrick
Bikini Bottom
and they sell like stupid.
So King Karl could, you know, go quietly back to his fat hate and leave the Bobster alone.
(Sorry about the other message ending up here. It was supposed to be above your comment; I think it's a JezeTech glitch.)
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And it is kind of unfortunate that Karly-poo had to be the one to do this: imagine what he'd say about Patrick behind his back.
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