Harper's Bazaar August 2007 : Jessica Simpson

The only thing that could make the Simpson edit better would be if it was turned into an actual simspsons episode, I could already imagine the things they would have Karl say!
 
I'm so buying this issue of Harper's. The Simpsons editorial is genius. I love it. Hahah at Gaultier and the Birkin.
 
The only thing that could make the Simpson edit better would be if it was turned into an actual simspsons episode, I could already imagine the things they would have Karl say!

That would be hilarious!
 
thank you faith:)!!!
i cant stop staring at that picture of monroe in golden dress n the whats hot now page
 
is it just me or HB is doing "best of fall", "best of summer" etc. every two months!!!???
by the way the Simpsons thing is very funny... but it would be better if they turn "normal" people into Simpsons' ones... could you imagine Linda into Marge???!!!
ahahah
 
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Magazine editors often change the photo portrait that appears in their editor's letters as often as they change their shirts. But how many have appeared as a Simpsons character? Glenda Bailey now has such bragging rights, appearing as a Simpsonized cartoon in her editor's letter along with Marge Simpson in the front row of a fashion show. The August issue of Harper's Bazaar features an eight-page feature by Simpsons illustrator Julius Preite where the fictional family goes to Paris with Linda Evangelista (also caricatured). The Simpsons appear with cartoon versions of Donatella Versace, Lanvin's Alber Elbaz, Karl Lagerfeld, Jean Paul Gaultier and Marc Jacobs. Most editors scrutinize their photos to make sure they capture the fewest wrinkles or whitest smiles, so wasn't Bailey, who wears a white Lanvin top in the photo, concerned that Preite's animated treatment — especially that jaundiced tone particular to the residents of Springfield — would be unflattering? "There's no bad side to being Simpsonized," Bailey commented. Meanwhile, Marge Simpson would have blocked many a market editor's view with her trademark sky-high blue hair. Surely a front-row gatekeeper would have relegated her to the back, right? "I sat next to Mike Tyson once, but I guess it wasn't his hair that was big," Bailey quipped. We assume she was talking about his muscles.
 
The Simpsons editorial is out of this worl. Amazing. I think I'll be buying this issue just for to see the Simpsons editorials.
 

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