Jennifer Lawrence

[TREVOFASHIONISTO]

those hawaii pics make love her even more

 

[pixiedust1603]

So many actresses have but some nose jobs are subtler than others. My favourite ones are Scarlett Johansson's and Natalie Portman's. I'm not too keen on Jennifer's to be honest.
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[jomarlushka]

^ i'm just curious, how many actresses can you name that have a nose job? i can think of maybe three.

from Selma Hayek over Angelina Jolie to Halle Berry back to Keira Knightley or even Michelle Williams and just as I mentioned basically all the rest...just google a bit and you'll see! Still I think Jennifer does still look great but I agree with pixiedust ^

 

[sojou]

^ Lots of Hollywood women have had clear nose jobs, i.e. Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow, Michelle Williams (very obvious IMO, her nose was so different in Dawson's Creek), Megan Fox, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Aniston, Kate Beckinsale, Blake Lively, even Nicole Kidman (who apparently is quoted as the perfect nose). It is the norm for Hollywood, I don't know what they have against strong noses, but it seems more common than not. All you have to do is google old pictures (or visit one of those ghastly celebrity cosmetic surgery websites) and you can see the clear difference, the nose is one of the parts that does not get more refined or smaller with age.




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[HeatherAnne]

Mean moderator here with my 2nd note of this 3 page thread: We don't allow plastic surgery discussion on tFS, so move on please.

 

[Alvedansen]

are the pics in #31 from that "football" shoot? i wish they would release some of those pics

 

[kokobombon]

85th Annual Academy Awards Portraits

I don´t like the shape of the gown but I do like the fabric





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[YoninahAliza]

What I like about those portrait pictures is that we get a better glimpse at the texture that the pattern of the dress has. It's really pretty and sophisticated. And in these pictures we get a better look at the color of the gown too, because of the lighting in so many of the photographs it looks white all over.

 

[eizhowa]

^She looks almost star struck in that last picture with "that guy from The Artist"

They pictures look like the one you take at prom. Only more expensive

 

[Hchloe]

I still cannot believe she has an oscar. Its so surreal

 

[luckyduck]

I never noticed that the dress was two different colors at the top. I not sure if I like that or not.

 

[Dea1983]

Jennifer Lawrence shows off her character's 70's style updo while on set of Abscam in Boston, MA on March 22, 2013. In the highly anticipated production, Lawrence plays Marie Weinberg, the wife of Abscam FBI informant Mel Weinberg, who is played by Christian Bale.
Credit to zimbio.com

 

[Prairie]

^ Yay! Finally something new.
Thanks for posting.

 

[StrawberrySpring]

^^ wasn't her hair black for The Hunger Games?

 

[cloudyshambles]

^she plays Christian Bale's wife? lucky girl! but quite the age difference..

 

[fashionmuse]

^^ wasn't her hair black for The Hunger Games?

pretty sure it's a wig.

 

[MissyJG]

It's like they don't care about the age difference because it's Jennifer Lawrence. lol.

 

[Scrantonicity]

Yeah - there was an 8 year difference between the people they're playing in real life, and 16 years between Bale and Jennifer (and it looks that way imo). But honestly, none of this makes sense to me, Bale's character was in his late 50's and his wife in her forties when all of this took place - and damn, neither one of them can pull that off.

Here are the people Jen and Bale are playing, 4 years after the time when this movie prbably takes place -






I know Russell likes working with the same actors, but maybe he should've held them off for that movie about the guy who married his adopted daughter, that he's doing after this one. At least then the age difference would've made sense.

 

[Pulp Fiction]

^ in "the Silver linings playbook" Jennifer's character in the book is in her early 40s. Bradley is much older than her but I don't think O'Russell cares he just want to cast actors he likes and think we'll do best in the part.

 

[Scrantonicity]

Yeah, I don't mind the changes made to a book. It's a different thing when it comes to dealing with real life characters though, specially in a story like this, with so much controversy involved not only in the actual operation, but also in the outcome of the real life people.