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Emmy Rossum
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I love that shot of her in the red flowing fabric.
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Cute!
...Notice how we're the only ones who post here anymore?
...Notice how we're the only ones who post here anymore?
lol, No, Balmain just posted before me! I think people come and go depending on whether they're here or they have something to say...
Anyway, here are a few more pics from her USA Today session (emmy-rossum.info)
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Cute outfit, but I'm not liking the hair and makeup at all...=/
Front page on tFS - Closed Set with Julie Bensman: 5 Questions for Emmy Rossum
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I'm surprised she didn't name Ralph Lauren as one of her favorite designers. XD
From nbcnewyork.com
entertainment celebrity
Emmy Rossum Designs "Emmy" Bag for Elie Tahari
Launching in March, Elie Tahari's "Emmy" canvas-lined leather bucket bags bring to fruition the collaboration between the designer and practical young actress.
Tahari has dressed Rossum for years, and, WWD reports, listened to her real-girl critiques of what she needs in a handbag. Being the savvy designer he is, he offered: "You come in and design it like you like."
What she likes, as it turns out, is an oversized, textured-leather bucket bag with plenty of interior pockets to keep iPod cords and lip gloss separate (an important factor, Rossum told WWD). Tahari seems pleased with the results. "I think that she created a very beautiful bag. It's very exciting and interesting." The bags will retail between $398-$798.
The actress cited her experience with Met Opera costumers during her tenure there as a young girl as inspiration for wanting to get involved with the design process, but doesn't plan on jumping into fashion full-force just yet. "One thing at a time,” she said. “I want to get really great at what I do first, then maybe later I’ll branch off. Right now I’ll leave it to the people who do it best.”
entertainment celebrity
Emmy Rossum Designs "Emmy" Bag for Elie Tahari
Launching in March, Elie Tahari's "Emmy" canvas-lined leather bucket bags bring to fruition the collaboration between the designer and practical young actress.
Tahari has dressed Rossum for years, and, WWD reports, listened to her real-girl critiques of what she needs in a handbag. Being the savvy designer he is, he offered: "You come in and design it like you like."
What she likes, as it turns out, is an oversized, textured-leather bucket bag with plenty of interior pockets to keep iPod cords and lip gloss separate (an important factor, Rossum told WWD). Tahari seems pleased with the results. "I think that she created a very beautiful bag. It's very exciting and interesting." The bags will retail between $398-$798.
The actress cited her experience with Met Opera costumers during her tenure there as a young girl as inspiration for wanting to get involved with the design process, but doesn't plan on jumping into fashion full-force just yet. "One thing at a time,” she said. “I want to get really great at what I do first, then maybe later I’ll branch off. Right now I’ll leave it to the people who do it best.”
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Hmmm...she's the latest in a long series of designer/celeb collaborations.
True, but this sounds more like a one time thing. She does say she's not about to start her own line anytime soon.
