When you say āCaroline Hironsā do you mean this illustration? WTF?Sali's quite the artist's model. This one hasn't quite captured her nose as well as the Guardian one. Caroline Hirons' picture is also...er...interesting
Those illustrations are gorgeous.Sali's quite the artist's model. This one hasn't quite captured her nose as well as the Guardian one. Caroline Hirons' picture is also...er...interesting
Youāre right! She must have meant avocado. Or else chili pickle is passing off Tesco guac as the real thing.Regarding the guacamole on the turn, something else just occured to me. Doesn't guacamole have tomato so is therefore not totally green?
Thus matching those Welsh green eyes and a lip in a trice, dear heart.Regarding the guacamole on the turn, something else just occured to me. Doesn't guacamole have tomato so is therefore not totally green?
Noooooo, tomatoes have no business in authentic guacRegarding the guacamole on the turn, something else just occured to me. Doesn't guacamole have tomato so is therefore not totally green?
I think you're a little naive, everyone judges, some more vocally than others. I don't think women are expected to look 25 forever, I know I have never felt like this, I just want to look my best. However, and for now, I draw the line at procedures and tweakments and so far, haven't undergone anything. Since lockdown, I've even stopped dying my hair.I don't think anyone judges anyone else for wanting to look their best, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. I think people are more frustrated with the impossible beauty standards on women and that women are expected to look 25 forever. It's just not realistic, procedures or tweakments or not. She is also far from 'deformed' and is still a striking woman
Whoops!Noooooo, tomatoes have no business in authentic guac
Nah, there's just a Mexican restaurant on every corner hereWhoops!
Showing myself up as the beefy face pleb that I am![]()
I donāt think this artist is very good you guys
I meant I don't think anyone here on this thread judges women for wanting to look their best. I certainly wouldn't be bold enough to say no one judges in general as that wouldn't be true.I think you're a little naive, everyone judges, some more vocally than others. I don't think women are expected to look 25 forever, I know I have never felt like this, I just want to look my best. However, and for now, I draw the line at procedures and tweakments and so far, haven't undergone anything. Since lockdown, I've even stopped dying my hair.
While you are correct and that she is still a striking woman, Evangelista is not happy with her looks. This is the bottom line. She feels deformed. I suppose that's the problem with great beauty, once it has faded, or been damaged in some way, it is hard to deal with. I can't help but feel she's damned whatever she says and does. It's an awful situation to be in and probably why she has been a recluse all these years.
I must admit I am very surprised how much sorrow (and sympathy) I feel for her.
Ah - whenever someone suggests that Sali takes it as the worst insult possible (thus stigmatising something she would no doubt say is unfairly stigmatised) and starts mentioning tampons.I just had a thought. Public meltdowns, over reacting to questions, a very ill-advised and drastic hair change; this is all rather hormonal behaviour. Do we think She Here might be There Yet?
Bloody hell if she can do that with old Cazza I'm certainly commissioning one of my beef face.I donāt think this artist is very good you guys![]()