There is something very bizarre, in my opinion, with the fashion industry's fascination with finding women who look like other famous women. Nearly everything I have read about Georgia Jagger points out that she resembles Brigitte Bardot and it's the same with Claudia Schiffer. When Anna Nicole first hit the big time, there were comparisons to Marilyn Monroe and Megan Fox is compared to Angelina Jolie...The list goes on. I know this comment is coming across as a little half-baked and incoherent; I just can't exactly put my finger on why this concept weirds me out so very much. #versace
Aw, I still love Matthew Williamson, ridiculous as he is.
I'm also excited about Vionnet. It's one of those things that, I think, will be either absolutely wonderful or absolutely disastrous. So I'll stay tuned. #versace
Matthew Williamson: I am sorely disappointed. I am cursing you with my Greek evil eye. When you are in the motherland, you go to a taverna to get tzatziki, horiatiki, feta, and lots and lots of OUZO. Say No to Nobu. OPA. #versace
Second vote for Proenza Schouler. Tatiana, your columns are getting so scorching you are either going to get hired away by Vogue in a blaze of glory, or spirited away, never to be heard from again, I fear.
"The skintight dress, being a runway sample, wasn't designed for actual wear"
Why, despite the other delightful things in this column, does that persist in being one of the funniest things in it?
I went to H&M this morning, because I knew that the MW Collection had a shit ton of peacock feather designs and I collect peacock stuff.
I went at 11am and there were 6 pieces left. Two cardigans, three shirts and a dress. I bought a cardigan for £50 and whilst it is exquisitely beautiful, it seems on ebay I can at least double my money.
I don't get it, the clothes are nice but nothing spectacular, unless the entire fashion world has coopted my peacock obsession.
@Vivelafat says Sweep the leg, Johnny.: I would hardly rank those among the worst comments I've ever read. There are some jerks and trolls, but they get slapped down or disemvoweled.
And, hell, I can't find the company she's complaining about, either. The most likely culprit redirects you to Zappos, which you'd think she'd mention.
Honestly, Levi Johnston is probably being fed word vomit by an agent or publicist, who knows full well the money they make off that kid is going to be from him saying stupid shit in the press. Media outlets are starting to tune out Sarah Palin, they're totally not going to stay interested in him.
@TheExperience: Don't say her name! Now you've done it. Sarah Palin will be all over the news tonight for saying something stupid and it's all your fault!
@JinxyMcDeath: Does that mean she has to forfeit her right to wear short sequin dresses? Just because you're a mom doesn't mean you have to give up your Xanadu costumes so nobody raises an eyebrow. Something about that expectation rubs me the wrong way.
@JerseyGrrrl: No, dear. If you read the article she was out partying until 4 a.m. again. I say "again" because she does this about every other day. And yea, when you're 35 and have a 5 year-old daughter - you shouldn't drink your face off till 4 a.m. if even once a week. She needs to grow the fuck up.
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As far as rock star scions go, I prefer Daisy Lowe. #versace
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I'm also excited about Vionnet. It's one of those things that, I think, will be either absolutely wonderful or absolutely disastrous. So I'll stay tuned. #versace
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Second vote for Proenza Schouler. Tatiana, your columns are getting so scorching you are either going to get hired away by Vogue in a blaze of glory, or spirited away, never to be heard from again, I fear.
"The skintight dress, being a runway sample, wasn't designed for actual wear"
Why, despite the other delightful things in this column, does that persist in being one of the funniest things in it?
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I went at 11am and there were 6 pieces left. Two cardigans, three shirts and a dress. I bought a cardigan for £50 and whilst it is exquisitely beautiful, it seems on ebay I can at least double my money.
I don't get it, the clothes are nice but nothing spectacular, unless the entire fashion world has coopted my peacock obsession.
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Full Disclosure: The editor of the Consumerist once banned me after I complained about the rampant sexism by saying, "This isn't Jezebel, sweetheart!"
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And, hell, I can't find the company she's complaining about, either. The most likely culprit redirects you to Zappos, which you'd think she'd mention.
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