The hourglass Simmons keeps in her wardrobe is filled with "over 5000 little diamonds. And they're real." ("Over 5000 cubic zirconias" doesn't have the same ring.) This, her "satellite closet," she warns is only "a smaller version of the Mothership."
One of the most uncomfortable truths about the fashion industry is that most models begin working when they are in their early teens or even tweens; they are children. In this editorial, Vogue Paris cuts right to the chase.
There were literally dozens of oddly digitally altered models and celebrities this year, with a swipe of the mouse resulting in wonky elbows, whittled waists, new hands and unnaturally lightened skin. Here we have the very worst.
Today in Tweet Beat, is Chelsea Handler pulling our leg? Also, Mario Lopez had one of the weirdest "celebrity" sightings ever in Seattle.
[Los Angeles, November 11. Image via Pacific Coast News Online.]
After Kimora — she of the expensive Photoshop habit — gave a reporter the stinkeye backstage yesterday, she channeled something akin to Jerry Lewis, if Jerry Lewis were prone to pouty kitten faces.
[LAX, June 1. Image via Splash.]
When Kimora Lee Simmons's new fragrance ad first came out, it was obvious that she'd Photoshopped her head onto a model's body. But we think we've unraveled the mystery of how this vision came to be. Let's examine more closely!
Every year, celebrities participate in the Heart Truth Red Dress show, promoting women's heart health. And as in a new-school wedding, the participants - Heidi Klum, America Ferrera, Kim Kardashian, Kimora Lee Simmons and more - choose their own duds.
This week, Tyra henchman/runway coach extraordinaire Miss J. Alexander stopped by the Hue-Man Bookstore to promote his book. He talked about being the seventh of ten children, coming out, and the son he had with a French lesbian.
[Beverly Hills, February 2. Image via WENN.]
[Hollywood, January 7. Image via x17.]
