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She wore the last dress well, not so sure about the shoes.Lover coat in those candids too. I just don't see her as a Chanel ambassador, she doesn't fit my idea of the Chanel aesthetic like Keira, Vanessa or even Diane. I like Blake but I think it's all a bit too much teeth, t*ts and tan for Chanel, she strikes me as more Calvin Klein girl
) earlier and they said something about how Chanel is thinking outside the box with Blake and suggested she's not a "waif" like the other girls (basically insulted not only Leighton, but Kate, Keira, and Vanessa in one article to prop her). I just don't think aesthetic-wise, she's anything more special or controversial than when Chanel chose Lily Allen. Personally, she strikes me as more of an Abercrombie and Fitch girl.Her face is utterly commonplace.
I must agree - honestly, I like Blake, but that article is an insult to the NYT.^Co-stars on a show will always be compared and linked to one another.
hate the shoes but thats my only criticism!I think you raise some good points OhSoLively but I think the reason Blake is unusual is that she is not the fan favorite from GG yet she gets a disproportionate amount of media attention. Typically it works in reverse-- the fan favorite from a hit show gets the most attention via magazine covers and such.
It is rare for a TV star to get a Vogue cover which is usually reserved for A-list movie actresses. Blake has no Emmy or Golden globe award or nomination under her belt and her acting skills aren't that highly regarded. Blake's first Vogue cover did not sell great yet she was given another cover the following year which was also a relatively poor seller. Those in the know about fashion generally agree that her personal style is lacking yet she is being touted and forced upon us as a fashion icon and given a Chanel campaign. So I think all this adds up to one big WTF and people are rightfully questioning why all the hype?

you will only find them annoying and fake is you dislike that person.
You're just gonna think you're right depending on what side you're on. Same goes for Leighton and celeb.
As for the "style icon" moniker, practically every fashionable female celeb is given that. It's over used and has lost some of it's meaning but that's the way it goes. Just like SATC, the GG cast were pretty much automatically referred to style icons due to their characters alone.
At the moment they are both beniffiting from the show; whether they will both "survive" after it ends remains to be seen. I mean look at the OC girls! In closing, I guess we will have to agree to disagree.
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She really doesn't fit my idea of Chanel. When I think of Chanel, I think of effortlessly chic. Diane, Keira, and Vanessa have vastly different styles but they all have this effortless air about them. You don't lose sight of the girl wearing the clothes. They wear the clothes, not the other way around. When I see Blake, I don't really get a sense of who she is from the outfit. Blake's shown that she can dress well on occasion but her looks are always too calculated. Everything is too done up and always a little too tight. This is just my opinion so feel free to disagree if you want.
She really doesn't fit my idea of Chanel. When I think of Chanel, I think of effortlessly chic. Diane, Keira, and Vanessa have vastly different styles but they all have this effortless air about them. You don't lose sight of the girl wearing the clothes. They wear the clothes, not the other way around. When I see Blake, I don't really get a sense of who she is from the outfit. Blake's shown that she can dress well on occasion but her looks are always too calculated. Everything is too done up and always a little too tight. This is just my opinion so feel free to disagree if you want.