Though taller than the average supermodel, Andrej Pejic has the same measurements as Naomi Campbell (34-26-35) and the same porcelain skin and arresting features as Kate Moss. At 20, the six-foot-one, Serbian-born Pejic is a high-fashion model. Shes also a he. Pejic walked in the Arthur Mendona runway show Monday night at LG Fashion Week in Toronto. BERNARD WEIL/TORONTO STAR By David Graham Living reporter Though taller than the average supermodel, Andrej Pejic has the same measurements as Naomi Campbell (34-26-35) and the same porcelain skin and arresting features as Kate Moss. At 20, the six-foot-one, Serbian-born Pejic is a high-fashion model. Shes also a he. Not a drag queen or a cross dresser just an extremely beautiful boy who can pass as a supermodel. Pejic was in Toronto last night to open LG Fashion Week, specifically at the runway presentation of Arthur Mendona. LG Fashion Week runs until Friday in the tents at David Pecaut Square. This is my first time in Canada, says Peji...
HAYDEN PANETTIERE wore a one-shouldered minidress for the red carpet premiere of her latest movie Fireflies in the Garden. What do you think? Hot or not? Hayden graced the L.A. premiere of her new movie in a gray one-shouldered minidress with lace overlay. She completed her outfit with a pair of bronze, faux alligator skin peep-toe pumps and a metallic gunmetal gray clutch. As for her hair and makeup, Hayden wore her short blonde hair in corkscrew curls and opted for shimmery brown eye makeup and glossy pink lips. Personally, we think Hayden s getup aged her a few years. She usually looks sexy and amazing , but for this particular event she definitely looked almost as old as her co-star Julia Roberts who is two decades older than her. What do you think of Hayden s outfit? images via WENN Filed under: Celebrities | Tags: Celebrity Fashion , Hayden Panettiere
Style guru Caryn Franklin says the clothes industry must change its ideals and help empower more women to feel good about themselves. Alison Jones met her. The women of Birmingham are used to having celebrity stylists dropping by to transform their lives through their wardrobes. They all have their shock tactics, from the mammary manhandling of Trinny and Susannah to the strip-a-gran approach of Gok Wan, boosting self-esteem through nudity. It is not an approach that Caryn Franklin is likely to be adopting in her How To Look Good stage show at the Pavilions next week, I am always amazed, having watched one programme with Gok where all the women agreed to go on bare-breasted. We never asked anybody to do that and nor would I do that today. We, of course, was The Clothes Show, the pioneering, Birmingham-made fashion series which can lay claim to having introduced the idea of the TV makeover. Going to meet someone as fashion savvy as Caryn is enough to produce a minor clothes crisis, but...
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