...that's right, because an adjective that was reserved for lashes and "curves" looks like it's getting its day in the sun.
Last week, New York Magazine dissected the New, New Face, a burgeoning Hollywood staple that's all about plumped, but not too ballooned, features as opposed to the taut, tightened E.T. lifts of the 80s. A little fill here by the eyes and a little plump there around the pout and you've got your self an A-List fache.
Then there's the latest Harper's Bazaar. In addition to all the usual beauty at any age features the style bible has an interview with the style-setting creator of the controversial Zoe-Bot. But what is absolutely amazing is that the super skinny stylist allowed herself to be plumped up to—gasp—a size eight. The results are a prettier, healthier looking version of the bangled Bravo reality neophyte.
It seems as these days, thick is it.
- Jenna Mahoney
Image courtesy of New York Magazine.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Move over thin. You're no longer in.
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2 comments:
girl, you gotta learn to spell better. it's should be its, to should be too, taught - taut, your self - yourself. Really hard to take you seriously with typos all over the place. you need a good editor.
Your right. Thanks!
(Kidding! You're...)
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