Dita doesn't have a stylist. She emphasizes this in almost every interview
). And I love the snippet of her performance at the start. She did good job, because she was super nice (as always) and kept poker face, even if it was obvious those annoying women were not very interested in what she wanted to say. Plus, as always, same question about difference between striptease and burlesque, she said so many times shes proud of being called a stripper, I dont get why people try to make her say that burlesque is better than "normal" stripping and make all those funny names ("sexy dancing" etc.), when it's obvious everything what she represents is against that. I felt really sorry for her, but it was very impressive same time, Dita is very patient person 
i'm not very happy the way her PR/MANAGEMENT handle her career. i've met Dita Von Teese twice already, and she's breath taking in person. There's absolutely no way, you can deny her beauty. I know she has the image, the personality and drive to succeed in the entertainment industry. But of course, you need someone or something that will take to the next level. And unfortunately, the clock is ticking. She's not getting any younger. So in order to stay relevant in Hollywood, you'll need to build your brand and keep expanding and promote yourself! Her manager, Melissa Dishell comes across like an opportunist. Where are the movie roles, magazine covers... show appearances? Dita has been trying to get into acting for a while now. Why can't her people focus on booking important jobs that will help her career rather than putting her out there to promote liquor like she's an alcoholic.
She's debuting her first perfume early 2012 along with a new lingerie collection. Which I can't wait, but do people really know who she is to go out and support her and buy her stuff?
I just wished we as fans got the chance to see more of Dita on magazines, silver screen or small screen.
I agree, Ive met her once, and she was not only very beautiful, but very kind and patient person. I was impressed.
I wouldnt think so, she said herself, CSI was just an adventure and shes not planning to be an actress now. I dont mind shes the face of Cointreau or other brands, as long as it "fits" her and she doesnt feel embarrassed by advertising something, but I see your point. What I personally miss is her "old" image, from 2005/06 when she was more brave and experimented with her look, that was still "her look", but it was a bit different than it is now, more surprising and extraordinary.á la Balenciaga said:There's absolutely no way, you can deny her beauty. I know she has the image, the personality and drive to succeed in the entertainment industry. But of course, you need someone or something that will take to the next level. And unfortunately, the clock is ticking. She's not getting any younger. So in order to stay relevant in Hollywood, you'll need to build your brand and keep expanding and promote yourself! Her manager, Melissa Dishell comes across like an opportunist. Where are the movie roles, magazine covers... show appearances? Dita has been trying to get into acting for a while now. Why can't her people focus on booking important jobs that will help her career rather than putting her out there to promote liquor like she's an alcoholic.
She's debuting her first perfume early 2012 along with a new lingerie collection. Which I can't wait, but do people really know who she is to go out and support her and buy her stuff?
I just wished we as fans got the chance to see more of Dita on magazines, silver screen or small screen.
