Tie a yellow ribbon.
Lately, the most commonly asked question we get via email isn't "T Lo, why are you so fabulous and how can I get that way?" No, that particular question has been eclipsed by "What the HELL was China Chow! wearing this week on Work of Art?" This past week saw the most emails ever of that particular variety of question so we figured we'd give the ol' IN or OUT treatment (which sounds kinda dirty when we put it that way).
Marc Jacobs Fall 2009 CollectionModel: Colette Pechekhonova
China? Why don't you say a few words to the nice people about your fashion sense?"For me, it is less about the designer and more about the quality and fit," Chow says, "and whether you can wear it season after season. I try to not accumulate too much. When I was younger, I would buy tons of things, and I just found I didn't wear those as much. I would rather buy things that are more timeless and that you can wear over and over - and (have) good basics."
We said it before and we'll say it again: best dressed reality hostess currently in the game. La Nina, you better step it up, girl. Still, we go back and forth on this dress. We love the design, but it seems like the fit is a little off, or at least, it doesn't fit her as well as it seems like it should. Or maybe it's just not the kind of dress you should be wearing when you're perched on a judging stool. Still, for general fabulousness and risk-taking, it can't be beat. After all, it seems like a lot of people wanted to know more about it, which means "mission accomplished," we suppose. IN.
Photo Credit: BravoTV.com, style.com]
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