Skinny VS Curvy

Fabulous (with some not-so-fabulous exceptions) dresses overload! Here’s a mega gallery featuring the rest of the Golden Globes’ dresses!

Just to mention a few: Demi Moore chose a very flattering pastel gown, while America Ferrera looked slimmer than usual in a puffy midi-dress.

Anne Hathaway‘s dress looked great, but it gave Anne a fuller lower abdomen, while Heidi Klum looked slim and fit, but thought that gladiator shoes were a good choice for such an event.

Eva Mendes is thin enough to pull off a giant… stuff attached to her dress, while Penelope looked a little V-shaped in a champagne dress.

Tina Fey went for a bold, low cut neck line and Lisa Rinna‘s shoulders looked quite bony in a revealing dress.

Miley Cyrus was quite cleavagey for 16, and Salma was her usual mega-cleavagey, tiny-waisted self.

Check out the pictures in the gallery and say your thoughts!

Here’s slim and lovely Kate Beckinsale in Capitol File Magazine, looking dolled up, 50′s style!

Very Jackie O.-ish, isn’t it?

Check 3 more pictures of Kate after the jump!

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2 enviable slim & curvy figures, 2 ladies in opposite colors, but similar types of dresses. That settles it:

Who’s the hottest on this occasion? Black VS White! Kate Beckinsale VS Sofia Vergara!

P.S. Apparently, this particular position of the leg extends your figure and makes you appear leaner and a little slimmer. It’s not my theory, it’s Victoria Beckham’s. Let’s all experiment it!

Dear photo editors,

Allow me to ask: Do you love your job so much that you end up doing it (your job, that is) even when it is SO NOT necessary? Like in Kate’s case right here. You see, Kate’s got an amazing body, a body which besides being amazing, is also REAL. I’m not the only one saying so, I’ve got a website called www.skinnyvscurvy.com and my readers are saying the same thing (people, back me up here), while their jaws drop at the sight of Kate’s figure – REAL figure, excuse my repetition.

Also, we would really like to know why you attempted to metamorphose Kate’s hips from convex to concave, why you had to liquify (yes, I know the terms) her (already small) waist into something that would usually require extracting a rib or why you felt the need to take an inch (or two) from her thigh and use the same inch (or two, or three) to extend her legs.  

But I guess we should all look at the bright side here: a “Thank You” is in order for not going as dramatic as you did in the “OMG, that’s not her body!”-Jennifer Lopez cover. So thank you, but next time, please don’t equip yourself with as many Photoshop guns tools and start a war with Kate’s (or Jennifer’s / or Mariah’s / or -insert curvy girl’s name- ) curves. 

Regards,

Versus

Some more (unneccessarily) photoshopped pics of Kate after the jump!

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In case you were ever wondering “What does Kate Beckinsale do to look that good?”, yet you weren’t interested to read the same old high in protein / low in carbs, generic diet that tabloids claim all celebrities with skinny bodies follow, here are Kate’s own words about what she does to look like her fit and fab self:

Kate Beckinsale admits she isn’t always confident about her body. “I’m entirely normal. I have my good days and my bad days,” she tells the December issue of British Elle. “I am a lot more body confident now I’m in my 30s and am in better shape, too.” When she was in her 20s, she says she “didn’t have a clue” about healthy eating. “I’d eat a small breakfast and lunch and then have a baked potato for dinner and feel really horrible,” she says. “Now my typical daily diet is eggs or oatmeal for breakfast, a chicken or vegetable wrap for lunch, then fish and vegetables for dinner.

“But if someone turns up with cupcakes mid-afternoon, I’ll have one,” she continues. “I’m not aiming to be Gisele. And I’d hate to be one of those people who won’t allow themselves a slice of birthday cake.” She says she is “amazed that people obsess over my body image so much. Why do we encourage this war on women’s bodies? It’s a horrendous way to live, and I refuse to.” Going to the gym can be tough, she admits.

“I just can’t make it part of my daily life,” says the star. “I go to the gym when I have to, and if I have to bulk up or slim down for a film, I will. “I’ve recently got back into exercising four times a week. I run for half an hour at a time but never outdoors, as I don’t exercise in public,” she says. “My gym’s in my garage at home.”

Source: Elle UK