please christian: "fierce" is over.
no, really. over. but i will chalk this affected uberqueen thing you do up to your youth and the fact that you can actually back up that sissy routine with a real talent. and you and chris worked great together- he needs your couture to counter that community theater thing he does.
loved the dress, but jesus. i'm so tired of chris's costumey crap. that dress would have been just as dramatic (oh, but p.s.: didn't it look like something from this past oscar ceremony? i don't remember who) without that retarded mardi gras float off the shoulder. and i would have put a ruffle on the hem of that plain jane skirt for the ready-to-wear. you know what? i'm too hard on chris. he has such skills, but no taste. he needs an editor, or someone to say no. and christian is cribbing from two years of W magazine, but doing it well.
jillian and victorya? a pair of type-a alpha nightmares, kvetching like a couple of fishwives over everything. naturally, the coat was devastating. i mean, the whole look was fab. i would have stuck a button or two on the front of that day dress though- or a big plaid pouf, or something. it was zzzzzzzzz.
kit and crybaby: i'll miss you kit, and i wish you didn't have to go; and it's well documented how i feel about agony aunt and his endless emotional breakdowns- why is he still there again? but that dress was so wrong, even chris wouldn't have sent a hoop skirt down the runway and called it "avant garde." the fabrics? costuming 101. i really wanted more from kit, and i liked the day dress- plain, but not horrible.
rami and sweetpea: day dress rocked, it was more interesting, and somewhat more edgy than rami's overworked wankfest. and who knew he was such a micro-managing prick? well, it backfired. because the thing they liked was the thing he felt he had no control over. and those black pants with a dress? pants under a big skirt hasn't been edgy since hostess skirts in the 50's. have these people never opened a magazine or watched a movie?
don't get me wrong, i couldn't do it. i just wish they'd ask me first.
and yes, i know. i'm still watching. heeee!
loved the dress, but jesus. i'm so tired of chris's costumey crap. that dress would have been just as dramatic (oh, but p.s.: didn't it look like something from this past oscar ceremony? i don't remember who) without that retarded mardi gras float off the shoulder. and i would have put a ruffle on the hem of that plain jane skirt for the ready-to-wear. you know what? i'm too hard on chris. he has such skills, but no taste. he needs an editor, or someone to say no. and christian is cribbing from two years of W magazine, but doing it well.
jillian and victorya? a pair of type-a alpha nightmares, kvetching like a couple of fishwives over everything. naturally, the coat was devastating. i mean, the whole look was fab. i would have stuck a button or two on the front of that day dress though- or a big plaid pouf, or something. it was zzzzzzzzz.
kit and crybaby: i'll miss you kit, and i wish you didn't have to go; and it's well documented how i feel about agony aunt and his endless emotional breakdowns- why is he still there again? but that dress was so wrong, even chris wouldn't have sent a hoop skirt down the runway and called it "avant garde." the fabrics? costuming 101. i really wanted more from kit, and i liked the day dress- plain, but not horrible.
rami and sweetpea: day dress rocked, it was more interesting, and somewhat more edgy than rami's overworked wankfest. and who knew he was such a micro-managing prick? well, it backfired. because the thing they liked was the thing he felt he had no control over. and those black pants with a dress? pants under a big skirt hasn't been edgy since hostess skirts in the 50's. have these people never opened a magazine or watched a movie?
don't get me wrong, i couldn't do it. i just wish they'd ask me first.
and yes, i know. i'm still watching. heeee!