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@Stormbringer Explain.....
Carmella Nicole Abby Edita
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Barbara Rachel Olivia Isabelle
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Anthea Kate Shanina Bridget
Photographer - Eloan Anquez - Cannes Film Festival (HQ)
Noel Elizabeth Abby Yara
Taylor Vika Elle Lo
Summary Barbara pro adulting tip: You don't owe anyone an explanation, and by responding back to said types of tweets you are enabling the behavior which will most likely continue to haunt you throughout your modeling career. Stop it, save yourself the headache. Also special acknowledgment to the Parents of this teen/young adult and all others who've raised kids like this... Congratulations on raising fucking snowflakes.
When you are woke up at 5:55 am by the neighbors fucking polka sounding circus music that they are playing OUTSIDE... Edit: Now there is like 8 of them talking...... LOUDLY. Could be solved by me shutting the bedroom window.... But then any cross breeze I would get would be gone and its way to early to turn on the AC. guess I'm up for the day....... Joy!!! FML
Barbara Blanca Noel Fernanda
Celebrity Sightings At The 72nd Annual Cannes Film Festival - Day 11 - UHQ
"Sibyl" Red Carpet - The 72nd Annual Cannes Film Festival - UHQ If reposting please credit BZ, thanks
"Sibyl" Red Carpet - The 72nd Annual Cannes Film Festival - UHQ If reposting please credit BZ, thanks
"Sibyl" Red Carpet - The 72nd Annual Cannes Film Festival - UHQ If reposting please credit BZ, thanks - Elsa & Shanina
At 15-years-old, Brooke Shields had already risen to stardom as a young actress and model in the 1980s. But, when she was recruited by designer Calvin Klein to appear in a series of overtly sexy print and television ads (shot by Richard Avedon) for his new line of super-tight jeans, she became infamous for uttering the flirtatious line: “Do you know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing.” Jeans are sex. The tighter they are, the better they sell. -Calvin Klein Unfortunately, a scandalized America didn’t consider Shields’ appearance in the ads, looking much more mature than a mere 15-year-old “nothing”. In fact, the ads caused a public uproar, making negative publicity as much a part of the marketing effort as the ads themselves. Though the commercial was banned by ABC and CBS in New York, Klein himself didn’t back down from his choice.
@bump Welcome to Brookeville. 15 BTW. Not trying to sexualize a minor BTW O.o
I was there too, but no judgment.
Taylor at times is a dead ringer for Brooke Shields, other times she could pass at her daughter or sister. And the look if you know anything about clothing history Taylors look was a very similar cut and style that was popular back in the 70's. Even the hair is spot on. Actually, if we're being honest, most of the looks on the red carpet have been giving homage to looks from the late '60s, '70s and early '80s. From Sara's pants sets to Taylor's white/purple number which is a nod to Audrey Hepburn (who Taylor has also been compared too), Brigitte Bardot and Parisian Avant-Garde fashions of the '60s and '70s and even a little modern gypsy culture. There are also nods to Disco in a couple of the looks Izabel worn (among many others) Fashion at it's best is just recycled fads, camp, and styles from yesteryear...
