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    We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival

    Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue

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    Will The July Issue Of Italian Vogue Solve The Black Models Problem?

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    Image of TheUptightMidwesterner TheUptightMidwesterner
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    I am looking at Carla Fendi and thinking I need to my leather purse out from the back of the closet.
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    Image of Bunnya69 Bunnya69
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    Dear Venice Film Festival, thank you for the mammaries.
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    Image of Rare Affinity Rare Affinity
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    I always privately appraise another woman’s cleavage in the same way I imagine a male body builder would likewise eye up another body-builder’s pectoral muscles. My female friends comment on my embonpoint so I know I am not alone in doing so.
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    Image of lilbobbytables lilbobbytables
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    I love Eve Mendes' look, which surprises me since I typically hate leopard print. However, Studio 54 Schoolgirl is a concept that should not exist but will live in my brain, forever.
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    Image of greengrey greengrey
    09/03/09

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    8 and 11 look like bad prom dresses. Seriously, they look like something out of cosmogirl's special prom issue.
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    Image of Ailatan Ailatan
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    I love how Eva Mendes looks, very little makeup, that colour looks gorgeous on her and the headpiece is very cute...BUT the length of the gown is a bit weird, I feel it should be a tad longer.
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    Image of Ms Meghan Ms Meghan
    09/03/09

    @Ailatan: Yes, something is off about her ensemble.
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    Image of sportz.star sportz.star
    09/03/09

    In reply to We Totally Weren't Staring At The Cleavage At The Venice Film Festival
    Margaret Made -- don't know who you are, but we're on the same wavelength. I too wore all white today in a last-ditch pre-Labor day effort to wear my white pants.
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    Image of badmutha badmutha
    09/03/09

    @sportz.star: I'm telling you, there are tons of folks doing this. I wore a white skirt the other day and I am seeing lots of white today.
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    Image of thatblackgirl thatblackgirl
    07/22/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    Great. More clothes I'm too big to wear. :p
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    Image of MizJenkins MizJenkins
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    I'm a little delayed in commenting because I immediately ran out to find this. All I can say is AMAZING!!! WIN WIN WIN!!!

    Can we get more of this pretty pretty please (but with real moddles as people have mentioned)? It does my heart so good. I am not even remotely bothered by the "ethnic" spread or the "fetish icon" spread. These represent two facets of the identity of Black women IRL and they do merit inclusion so long as they are shown (as they are here) as part of a larger cultural framework, which also includes B-girls, haute couture, cotillion dresses and fancy hats. Plus they they manage to be both relevant and stylish (the detail on the skirt in #11 - ZOMG!)

    Score: Italian Vogue - 2
    Everyone else: Catch the fuck up already.
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    Edited by MizJenkins at 07/21/09 5:00 PM MizJenkins was starred MizJenkins was unstarred
    Image of Dorilys Dorilys
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    I'm really creeped out by their knee joints.
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    Image of t-yo3 t-yo3
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    The caption on photo 6 makes me wonder: is "bang" and accepted collective term for shoes? Because if it isn't already, it should be.
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    Image of Skellatrix Skellatrix
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    I'm in love with/inspired by the Barbies-as-text in the cover of the supplement. I assume I can buy this at a big book store a la Borders?
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    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    What's especially striking to me is the change in Black Barbie's features. Full lips, short kinky hair, a variety of skintones. This is a far cry from the disco hooker with an Afro Barbie I played with as a kid.
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    Image of Lisabel (ne: Dagnabbit) Lisabel (ne: Dagnabbit)
    07/21/09

    @dandelionbrowne:OMG, wow, I just thought back to that, too. The crazy thing is the (allegely) white version of Disco barbie had the same hair that you could straighten or fro out. She was seriously Beyonce Barbie (or her as Foxxy Cleopatra).
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    Image of dandelionbrowne dandelionbrowne
    07/21/09

    @Lisabel (ne: Dagnabbit): Right? It was basically a chocolate dipped version of Barbie with a different name. I think it was Christie?

    I remember one with a really bad blonde/orange streaks in her hair. Every time I see Beyonce, I think her mama dresses her like she must dressed her Barbies back in the day.
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    Image of Grim Reaper of the Forest Grim Reaper of the Forest
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    That is the most awkward tennis game I have ever seen. Why are they all up at the net? Who pushed that fifth girl to the ground? Why is the woman with the ball striking a modern dance pose? I am left with more questions than answers.
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    Image of dichotomy dichotomy
    07/21/09

    In reply to Black Barbies Are All Dolled Up In July's Italian Vogue
    She rocks rough and stuff with her afro puffs...

    I was never a Barbie girl, unless you count coloring their hair with markers and sending them on dates with G.I. Joe. But I just love seeing the skin color variations, and hair textures. Too bad they can't do that with actual humans.
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    Dodai promoted this comment Edited by dichotomy at 07/21/09 1:58 PM dichotomy was starred dichotomy was unstarred
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