Mischa Barton

[just Anna]

thanks for the explanation

i read thge interview
but couldnt see anything being wrong about it
i still adore her

 

[twiggster666]

Originally posted by MulletProof@Dec 2 2004, 07:10 PM
I personally used to like her until I read this interview and particularly this part:
I thought it was kinda ruthless and..it says a lot about her

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What a b*tch Pardon my french, but... could she be any more arrogant, rude, self-centered... I know that's just one interview, but that is some pretty sh*tty speech!!
Stylewise, she's ok. Some great outfits, others not so great

 

[geha]

Do her and her sis look alike?
I like her style and i think shes pretty but that interview did put me off her. lets just hope she got misquoted

 

[Erin]

I think Mischa would be more cut out for solely modeling, rather than acting.

 

[sassandviolet]

I adore Sass and Bide. Note: the sn? hehe. I think Mischa has great style, I admire her style much like I admire the Olsens or Kirsten Dunst. They all sport that vintage vibe.

 

[Belowen]

Originally posted by cosmocat@Dec 3 2004, 03:06 AM
Sass and Bide- you can find some of their collection to buy on net-a-porter.com

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Sass & Bide, one of my favourite Australian labels

 

[Vintage Mischa]

Originally posted by lucy@Dec 1 2004, 10:05 PM

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seems a bit plain..but i love this outfit

 

[Miss Zara]

Yeah, I know. I just really adore that jacket!

 

[jessa010]

Mischa's all over the place for me. Sometimes her attempt at being original doesn't work, she over-thinks her outfit. I find that in these candids, she looks best in simple clothing, like a nice pair of jeans and a nice shirt or jacket ...

 

[Fawn]

I didn't find her Elle interview to be offensive. She is quite young and has to deal with a lot of bullsh*t in her business. And I still think she manages to look pretty good most of the time. Her style tends to be hit and miss, but being pretty and having a lot of Chanel in her wardrobe helps. I think she's more suited to wear Chanel rather than Matthew Williamson bc she has a classic look.

 

[breathe0xygen]

Originally posted by geha@Dec 2 2004, 05:15 PM
Your right, she looks really pretty here, really elegant. But then again everything suits her cos she has that long think look. ahhh wish i looked like a bean pole!!!!

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me too... She looks great all the time... lucky.

 

[marc jacobs addict]

Originally posted by Erin@Dec 2 2004, 07:00 PM
I think Mischa would be more cut out for solely modeling, rather than acting.

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yeah i agree. i dont think she is that great am actress. but she is gorgeous and has great style. but mannn, she comes off so arrogant

 

[Alicia9]

 

[Meg]

^
now that is a good cover

 

[geha]

She looks nice there. Better than the Marie Claire cover

 

[cosmocat]

I think she's too girl next door for modelling Don't love her style so much either.

 

[retro234]

im SO happy someone started a thread about mischa bartons style. i abosolutly love her style.

 

[retro234]

Originally posted by Kimkhuu@Oct 14 2004, 11:16 AM
You guys crack me up with the "fake tan girl" nickname for Lindsay...

Well, I used to like Mischa until that interview....

She's a fashion debutante, so it isn't so bad. She still has time to adjust her style. I can see she's a Chanel wannabe though, which isn't a bad thing.

Her style is OK, looks like she's trying to move into an individual hip "vintage" chic direction...

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what interview? someone clue me in...

 

[MulletProof]

Originally posted by retro234@Dec 5 2004, 02:41 PM
what interview? someone clue me in...

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god sent me to post this interview as many times as I can :

When I ask what kind of fan mail she receives, Barton says, “It's fascinating the stories you'll get.” For example? In a weary, singsong voice, she says, “Like, 'I was in the war and my leg got cut off and I'm in the hospital. I'll never walk again, but all I can do is lie in bed and watch your TV show.' It's just—stuff you get.” She shrugs and takes another bite of swordfish. I ask if that letter came from a soldier in Iraq, and she says, “I don't remember. But that one was big on the list of, like, heart-wrenching stories. Are you joking? The O.C.? Surely there are more important things in life than my stupid show. But, like, okay, if you feel that way. I'm like, that's”—she chuckles and rolls her eyes—“nice.”
A couple of hours later we're at the nightclub the Troubadour, where a middle-aged blond enthusiastically chats up Barton. At the end of the evening, I ask what the woman said. “She knew an actress who had a small part in one episode. She said she was this person's next-door neighbor, and isn't she a great actress. And I said, 'Yes, yes,' to be polite. That's the thing about Hollywood,” Barton says, shifting on her three-inch heels and pulling up the right shoulder of her black minidress, which has been falling down all night. “Everybody knows someone. Or at least someone's sister's best friend's husband. Sweet, but painful.”

 

[kragirl]

okay, i get it, she's kind of a b*tch, oh wow! Isn't most of hollywood like that every now and then, people must tend to forget