Remember on “America’s Next Top Model” when they made the girls do a CoverGirl commercial and none of them could say “Lash Blast Mascara” because, well let’s face it, it’s a tongue twister? That is all I think about every time Drew Barrymore is on my tv and is trying to slur out “new CoverGirl’s Lash Blast Volume Blasting Mascara!” She doesn’t have the most articulate voice to begin with, and then they give her that?! Anyway, that’s not even close to the purpose of this post, but you’ll have to forgive me. I don’t have many friends.
CoverGirl Drew attended the 50th Anniversary Party for the makeup line wearing this Jil Sander Spring 2011 “dress.” At least, I think it’s a dress. The color is fantastic. Though her ombre hair is so 2010, it doesn’t look too bad with this tangerine gown. What does look bad with the tangerine gown? The actual gown itself. I can sew, but not very much. I am 100% positive I could’ve made this dress by taking a couple yards of orange fabric and simply gathering a little bit in a random spot on the leg and boom- called it a day. What do you think? Orange you glad I didn’t say it was pretty?
Jenna, I agree with you (sorry Jim). I don’t like this and I certainly don’t like it with Drew’s skin tone and hair. It kind of reminds me of a grade school haloween play costume. And I usually love orange!
Great! I found myself looking for Lash Blast Mascara ad on the youtube now;) Still looking…
As for the gown – I am not sure about the colour. She is too pink and the dress is too orange, which makes her even pinker. Neah… But to be honest, how many people can wear orange without looking pale or earthy? Halle Berry? That’s one. So yes, the colour is a bit dangerous. However I do like the shape. Very much so. Chic and simple and I do love the proportions and the fabric. So if it’s true, and you really can make one of those, could you maybe make one for me? Maybe not so orange though 🙂 Could be a beginning of a beautiful friendship 😉
I know this is a late comment, but I think this dress is terrible on Drew and interesting on the model because the gather hits Drew below the knees. Move that puckered seam up 4-5 inches and Drew wouldn’t look quite so much like a sack sitting on a stump.