April 22, 2010 in Alicia Keys, Skinny Versus Curvy, Zoe Saldana by Versus
Zoe Saldana and Alicia Keys both stepped out in short black dresses + heels at recent events and showed off their skinny & shapely figures.
Who’s your favorite hottie in a short black dress?
See these girls closer after the jump!
March 27, 2010 in Kim Kardashian, Kylie Bisutti, Skinny Versus Curvy, Who Can Pull It Off? by Versus
This asymmetric, tight and short leopard dress seems to be pretty popular among celebs – curvy Kim wore it with black tights a while back and VS model Kylie wore at a recent event. But who wore it best?
This Red Leopard Dress looks Better on… Kylie Bisutti VS Kim Kardashian!
Pick your favorite!
March 11, 2010 in Alessandra Ambrosio, Bikini Body Battle, Brooklyn Decker, Crystal Renn, Hot Models, Skinny Versus Curvy by Versus
Guess what? Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio, Sports Illustrated hottie Brooklyn Decker and the most popular plus-size model Crystal Renn will share the cover of Glamour’s June issue!
And we can’t know for sure if they’re gonna lack clothes in the final photo, but the 3 beauties posed together in St. Barths this week wearing nothing but bikinis!
Glamour Magazine promised last year (after the overwhelming response they got for including naked Lizzie Miller’s tummy in the magazine) to feature women of different shapes and sizes – and it looks like they’re doing a pretty good job. Unlike Love’s Magazine (failed) initiative to feature models of different sizes, these 3 girls right here are actually different.
Looking forward to seeing the cover!
2 more after the jump!
March 10, 2010 in Kim Kardashian, Sienna Miller, Skinny Versus Curvy, Who Can Pull It Off? by Versus
Let’s start with the relevant booty perspective….
…And I guess we need the frontal view too:
Tight Grey Jeans Look Better on… Sienna Miller VS Kim Kardashian!
Let’s hear it!
March 1, 2010 in Beauty & Body Image, Liv Tyler, Skinny Versus Curvy by Versus
So hear this out: Vogue Italy launched a magazine (see the website here) called “Vogue Curvy”, a concept that is represented by the slogan “Beauty Comes in All Shapes and Sizes”. That’s quite something… considering that it’s coming from VOGUE!
What I don’t get is this:
1. Their definition of “curvy” – it seems that in their book “curvy” is everybody who isn’t very skinny, apple shapes, hourglass shapes, plus-size women, average-sized women, all of them (except, of course, skinny women). Otherwise I can’t understand why they chose Liv Tyler as one of their “Curvy Icons” (when Liv is a slim apple shape?!) and said that she is known for her “generous curves”. Other celebrities that are featured in the magazine include America Ferrera, plus-size model Johanna Dray, Christina Hendricks, Crystal Renn, Tyra Banks and Lizzie Miller (wow, that post has 221 comments!).
2. Why you need another a different magazine for the “curvy” women – why mixing the “curvy” (read average, non-skinny, plus-size and all the other types, sizes and shapes) girls with the skinny girls in the same magazine is simply NOT possible. Why?
3. In the same context, Vogue Italia also launched Vogue Black.
What do you think about this initiative? Is it something you appreciate or is it a bit offensive?
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