Lindsay Lohan Channeling Old Hollywood Style
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In a recent spread in New York magazine, Former Rachel Zoe-minion Lindsay Lohan taking a stab at old-Hollywood style and stripped down to re-create Marilyn Monroe’s last iconic photo shoot. On it 21-year-old “bad girl” Lohan captures the essence of Hollywood’s most famous blond bombshell -Marilyn Monroe. Both women were hounded by the press. And both actresses, thanks to photographer Bert Stern, gladly dropped their drawers in California’s Hotel Bel-Air to bring his artistic vision to life, first with Monroe in 1962 and now Lohan.
Lindsay Lohan’s mother says she supports her daughter’s decision to pose naked for New York magazine. ‘It was tastefully done,’ says Dina Lohan, 45. ‘I respect the photographer as an artist, so I look at them artistically. ‘I don’t look at them like it’s Playboy, she was being a character.’
‘Lindsay was very excited when she got the phone call,’ Dina tells People. ‘She was very thankful she was asked.’ It’s been reported did 250 crunches before the photo session because she was so nervous and wanted to look her best. Read more of Lindsay Lohan Channeling Old Hollywood Style
Can beauty pageant contestants really be so mean? On Saturday night in West Palm Beach, smack in the middle of the Miss South Florida Fair pageant, someone ruined a $3,400 dress belonging to Jessica Wittenbrink, 21, with red lipstick. The red streaks on Jessica Wittenbrink’s gown were discovered backstage during the Miss South Florida Fair pageant on Saturday night. Pageant organizers and Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputies met with the 13 contestants, but deputies say there’s not enough “conclusive evidence” to name a suspect. It wasn’t clear if the lipstick was sabotage or random vandalism by someone unrelated to the pageant.
Swedish women are fighting a new sexual revolution - the right to go topless at pools and beaches. They taking their tops off at public swimming pools in a protest against what they call gender-biased rules on swimwear. There was outrage from Swedish feminists after two women were asked by a lifeguard at a public pool near Stockholm to keep their breasts covered up.
Target, the megastore that brought Proenza Schouler to the people is expanding its reach this week with the first “model-less” fashion show (that will, of course, be open to the public). Instead of real models or clothing, the retailer will stage the fashion show using holograms — two-dimensional moving images that give the illusion of having three dimensions. 
Socialite Paris Hilton’s much ballyhooed trip to Rwanda for charity work has been postponed, but she is still managing to expand her horizons with world travel - by jetting off to Tokyo to judge a beauty contest. She can add pageant judge to her resume - after presiding over a beauty contest in Japan.
Sloggi, one of the world’s leading underwear brands, hosted the finale of its global model contest ‘Show me your sloggi’ to find the world’s most beautiful bottom and the world gathered for the “best butt” competition and 15,000 contestants went cheek to cheek.
In the midst of Milan’s all-important Fashion Week, the picture that is turning heads in Italy is a shocking one. An Italian advertising campaign featuring photos of an Italian label, Nolita, an emaciated girl is supposed to serve as a warning to young women, but medical experts fear it could encourage anorexia and other eating disorders. It’s the latest work by controversial Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani.
