1. Numero magazine has bronzed up a pale caucasian model for an African-inspired photo shoot.
Because why hire a black model, when you can paint a white one instead?
Sometimes, you have to wonder what goes on inside the heads of fashion magazine editors (you can get an idea by reading our post on former Vogue editor Kirstie Clements here).
As well as being completely tasteless, this image reflects the ignorance of real cultural diversity by many in the fashion industry. Gah.
2. And over at iVillage.com.au, we’re wading through the gossip so you don’t have to…
3. It’s been a big week for Jennifer Lawrence.
After her Oscars win, her dramatic trip up the stairs to claim it and (gasp!) a change of hair colour, it’s no wonder the 22-year-old Silver Linings Playbook star needed a bit of chill time.
J-Law (as she is now being dubbed) kicked back in Hawaii with a friend, a bottle of wine… and a thick rolled cigarette that looks a little like a marijuana joint.
Naughty.
3. Kristen Bell has flashed her bump while shopping in Los Angeles and it’s AMAZING. Check it out by clicking here.
4. Have you seen the “We Saw Your Junk” spoof of Seth Macfarlane’s infamous Oscars song “We Saw Your Boobs”? The man responsible says: “I figured if we’re going to objectify women, we sure as heck better objectify men too!” Take a look and tell us what you think.
Top Comments
Towelgate only exists at Bed, bath and beyond. I managed an Adairs and we never used anything like that for our displays all our towels were folded by us. Its a simple thing we were shown and very easy for everyone to do once they know how.
Myer's been doing for at least the last 15 years too. Especially with the higher parts of the display. The lower were folded by hand by the casual (me when I worked there)
Towelgate, it might be at bed,bath and beyond but I used to manage an Adairs store and I can tell you there are no foam blocks for the towels. Although the foam blocks help with visual merchandising at adairs we learnt how to fold the towels in the same way everyone sees them displayed so in actual fact not all linen shops are 'lying' when it comes to there towel displays.