The Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2009 exhibition at the Milan Fashion Week was marked by dramatic elegance. Models swathed in expertly cinched and pleated fabrics swept the stage, some of their bodies completely concealed beneath yards of luxurious fabrics in the season's hottest colors--fuschia, as above, and lime green.
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Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard is no stranger to taking her clothes off for the camera. She's appeared in Playboy, FHM and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.
"The Olympics are a great forum for me to use to get my message out," Beard told the Associated Press. "It's a great thing for me to do. I'm saying not to kill innocent animals, there's nothing negative that goes into that."
Beard's ad, which features her nude in front of the American flag, with her left hand draped over her breasts and right hand on her hip, is meant to signify Beard's and PETA's belief that wearing nothing at all is better than wearing fur.
All about Katie Holmes' hair and fashion style. Wanna look like Katie? Wanna critique her hairstyle? Check out your fav hairstyles on Katie the Tom-Cruise-lovin, Scientology-crazed, former-TV-starlette
The many hairstyles of Katie Holmes. For more pictures of Katie Holmes, check the Zimbio pictures section .
With some curles and waves in her hair:
Going for straight hair in an almost bob:
Formal hairstyle at the Oscars:
More relaxed hair when she was still single:
VICTORIA BECKHAM IN LA
“There’s a very dry ironic sense of British humor running through it, which I hope everybody understands. I don’t really sunbathe in high heels, a full face of makeup and a bikini. It just goes to show I don’t take myself too seriously.” Victoria Beckham on Coming To America.
Obviously, the humor was lost on everyone except myself and one other friend who called to make sure I was watching. “This is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen” said my astute friend. I couldn’t have agreed more. I easily found myself in love with this woman, her sense of humor and the way she subtley bashed on American culture. The well directed Mrs. Beckham driving, drinking champagne and house hunting with her make-up artist and hairdresser pals, was priceless, not as many critics have said “irritating and confounding.” The NY Post needs to recheck themselves. Ms. Stasi wrote: “You will sit there slack-jawed at the gall of these people who think we are that stupid.” She also attacked Posh’s affected modesty in one scene where she wonders if the paparazzi are waiting for Madonna, describing it as “about as real as her hair color. Dear God.” Dear God is right, Posh is hysterical. If you need me, or anyone else to tell you that Victoria Beckham was ‘taking the piss’ then perhaps a trip to London is on order. (‘Taking the piss’ is a British phrase which means ‘making fun of yourself or someone else’).
The only complaint I have about the show is the fact that Victoria gave Mensa reject blogger Perez you-know-who some airtime. I love that she called him out on his nasty write-up of her, but could have done without seeing his ugly mug on an otherwise pretty show. My favorite occurrence on the show was when Vic’s personal assistant informed her that she was chosen to throw out the first pitch at a Dodgers game. Victoria response: “What if I make them lose?” Her assistant: “I don’t think your pitch is going to count.” Victoria Beckham, admitting that she doesn’t know much about baseball, said, “They wear tight trousers. One member of the team actually wears some weird mask, which looks like what we saw in the sex shop.” And with all this said, I redact any previous posts that may have bashed the Beckham’s. Especially after the W photos spread, and David Beckham’s surprisingly eloquent, humble and endearing welcome speech. (For more W photo spread photos, see July 12th’s post).
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