Here she is wearing a loose-fitting dress at Much in Demand in Toronto yesterday; which, as we all know, Pink NEVER wears crap like that. Plus, she’s sporting a definite bump. What do you think - baby, or just too many Twinkies?
1.31.2007
The Olsens Love Red
Here are the twins sporting the new Mary-Kate & Ashley 'Streetwalker Red' shade of lipstick. Don't they look purty?
Size Zero Posh Bans Size Zero Models
You could not make it up. Ultra-thin clothes horse Victoria Beckham has announced she is to ban size zero models from promoting her trendy denim fashion label.
In a bizarre twist, the size zero ex-Spice girl, who has been nicknamed 'Skeletal Spice' because of her twig-like frame, has declared she does not want women like herself, to model her denim range.
In a bizarre twist, the size zero ex-Spice girl, who has been nicknamed 'Skeletal Spice' because of her twig-like frame, has declared she does not want women like herself, to model her denim range.
According to The Mirror, Posh has hired a voluptuous Brazilian beauty Daniella Sarahyba to represent her brand.
Daniella's website describes the 21-year-old as having 'a perfectly sculpted body with the curves and meat in all the right places'. Unlike Posh, who is famous for wearing jeans that could fit a seven-year old.
Victoria recently said: "I know quite a few models and they actually eat, they're just naturally thin girls."
A source said: "Victoria wants to give out a positive image that you don't have to be ultra skinny to look good.
"Many of the models on the catwalk make young girls feel insecure about their own bodies.
"Victoria doesn't want to be accused of giving young girls a complex about their image and putting pressure on them to be as skinny as her."
Daniella's website describes the 21-year-old as having 'a perfectly sculpted body with the curves and meat in all the right places'. Unlike Posh, who is famous for wearing jeans that could fit a seven-year old.
Victoria recently said: "I know quite a few models and they actually eat, they're just naturally thin girls."
A source said: "Victoria wants to give out a positive image that you don't have to be ultra skinny to look good.
"Many of the models on the catwalk make young girls feel insecure about their own bodies.
"Victoria doesn't want to be accused of giving young girls a complex about their image and putting pressure on them to be as skinny as her."
The size zero issue has sparked huge debate. Spain was the first country to ban size zero models on the catwalk. Recently, British Fashion Week refused to impose a similar ban.
But whether Posh will consider expanding her own tiny frame to add a bit of meat to her sinewy limbs, remains to be seen.
But whether Posh will consider expanding her own tiny frame to add a bit of meat to her sinewy limbs, remains to be seen.
You have got be fucking kidding me. Maybe if Victoria 'doesn't want to be accused og giving young girls a complex' she should eat something. Try looking like a woman instead of a 7 year old boy. Maybe then little girls would stop puking up their dinners.
Nobody Wants To See Cream Cheese
Someone should tell Mischa she has got a little cellie back there. Maybe then will she learn how to sit so her cream cheese thighs won't end up on Famous Ignoramus.
'Because I Said So' Premiere
Keaton stars as Daphne Wilder, a mother whose love knows no bounds or boundaries. She is the proud mom of three daughters: stable psychologist Maggie (Lauren Graham), sexy and irreverent Mae (Piper Perabo) and insecure, adorable Milly (Mandy Moore) - who, when it comes to men, is like psychotic flypaper. In order to prevent her youngest from making the same mistakes she did, Daphne decides to set Milly up with the perfect man. Little does Milly know, however, that her mom placed an ad in the online personals to find him. Comic mayhem unfolds as Daphne continues to do the wrong thing for the right reasons…all in the name of love. In a hilarious battle of strong wills, the mother-daughter dynamic is tested in all its fierce, wacky complexity. The girls help Daphne finally discover the truths and impossibilities of motherly love, all while trying to answer the questions: where does it begin and where should it end?
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