Meg said:Berlinrocks I completely agree with you. I'm sick of mags touting these new kids (and that is basically what they are, except maybe camilla) as so 'hot' and 'trendy' why is this interesting? Anyone can look good with enough money/stylists/hair/makeup. Why are we supposed to care about their lives other than as some sort of aspirational dream that the advertisers want us to believe? I would be far more interested in *gasp* models styled interestingly or real people doing interesting things. It feels like they are constantly trying to shove these images of children of the wealthy in front of us and it's boring and redundant. Give me something new!
Meg said:Berlinrocks I completely agree with you. I'm sick of mags touting these new kids (and that is basically what they are, except maybe camilla) as so 'hot' and 'trendy' why is this interesting? Anyone can look good with enough money/stylists/hair/makeup. Why are we supposed to care about their lives other than as some sort of aspirational dream that the advertisers want us to believe? I would be far more interested in *gasp* models styled interestingly or real people doing interesting things. It feels like they are constantly trying to shove these images of children of the wealthy in front of us and it's boring and redundant. Give me something new!
adore dior said:i can't believe i'm just finding this thread.
was there a eugenie niarchos and tatiana santo domingo editorial or not?