“We’ve switched Elisabeth’s regular skirt with one of Elizabeth Taylor’s favorite turbans. Let’s see if she notices.”
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“We’ve switched Elisabeth’s regular skirt with one of Elizabeth Taylor’s favorite turbans. Let’s see if she notices.”
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Words I traditionally associate with Laura Linney: talented, lovely, classy, warm, OMGIGNOREYOURPHONETHATGUYWANTSTOSLEEPWITHYOU (just TRY not saying that, all in one piece, while watching Love, Actually).
Words I do not traditionally associate with Laura Linney: Yikes, oof, schoolmarm, NOOOOOO, pinafore, crazyshitasticalblouse, smock, shirtvomit. Thanks, Thursday, for giving me a new experience.
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Debra Messing’s wardrobe has always been a few degrees off, like milk that’s been open in the fridge for a long time even though it hasn’t hit its printed expiration date. So, on a whim, I decided to anagram her name to see if anything else apt — besides messing — is lurking in there. And it IS.
Behold: Bad sense grim.
Let’s hope she pulls out something better before I have to hit her with, “Sins garbed me.”
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Looks like it was windy on the Highline the other night. Behold a windswept Tami Taylor, some HORRIBLE pants, a couple of crazy-cute dresses, and a….look, I don’t even know WHAT Katie Holmes is doing.
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For me this might be fug AND fab, actually. I like the dress conceptually…
… but HATE how the bodice makes it look like she’s one Showcase Showdown away from that sucker rolling down to her waist.
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Fugs and Fabs: The Rest of the True Blood Premiere
I quit watching True Blood in the middle of last season (mostly because I could not even go there with the whole fairies thing), but I might come back, due to being a glutton for punishment and also because: abs. None of which are on display here, more’s the pity. Some people DID bring some crazy though, which was always abundant on this show, too.
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