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The Hunger Games is an awesome book trilogy that I highly recommend. So of course it’s being made into a movie that many of the book series’ die-hard fans will go see. Starts as a book series, is made into a movie, launching the stars into the spotlight.
For example, Harry Potter (yes, I love HP, both the books and the movies). Before HP, Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint were obscure eleven year olds. Now, Emma Watson is a style superstar, with ads for Burberry and a line from People Tree.
What is my point? Well, I think that Jennifer Lawrence (who will be portraying Katniss) will reach Kristen Stewart and Emma Watson level fame, just because of her starring role in the Hunger Games movies.
Jennifer’s 20 years old (which some say makes her too old to play 16 year old Katniss) and has already been nominated for an Academy Award. She’s graced the May issue of Teen Vogue, and has covered W, GQ, Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair as well.
Jennifer at the 2011 Oscars.
Jennifer at the BAFTA awards. This dress is a bit too revealing for me. I like the color and the corset detail, though.
Jennifer at a website launch. Look at her hair, it’s curly! I like it better straight. She looks good in red, though.
Jennifer at an International Film Festival. I love the leopard print.
Check out this website for more of Jennifer’s red carpet looks:
The Fashionista
all pictures found through Google. I don’t own any of them.
Fakes
Posted on: February 27, 2010
- In: advice | celebs | fashion | winter
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- Fake blondes. Bleaching your hair is so 2009. Try highlights instead!
- Liars. Ugh, just tell the truth!
- Knockoffs. When everything you wear is Frauda and Roach, you’ve got a problem.
So really, just go for the real you. Don’t be a copycat. For example, say you’re in love with Beyonce‘s style. But she wears a really unflattering, ugly dress. Do you wear it? No! It’s nice to have a fashion icon, but have your own style, influenced by that icon’s style.
Do I have a style icon? Not really. I like to look at what people are wearing, and I’m impressed by an array of people, such as Lea Michele and Emma Watson, but I’m not following their every style move.
Speaking of stars, go and comment on the Celeb Style page! I want to know your opinion.
Hugs and air Kisses,
The Fashionista
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