Me too. How many times has she said it now?I am so over this ‘trainers and elasticated waists’ crap.
I think that’s a massive misfire. I’m sure the Goop/Pilates/Graun venn is quite compact. Maybe she would be better off writing for Closer after all.Me too. How many times has she said it now?
Wow. How snooty is this
But, believe me, this is not one of those watery, barely visible bases designed solely for Goop readers to wear when they go to pilates
They have ugly feet and crap on everything from a height.I wouldn't have thought pigeons would be the thing to emulate in a fashion sense in any way, shape or form
Maybe The Graun have just forgotten about her? She submits her odd little essays and the editor thinks 'Oh that's nice. Who was that?' then she instantly slips beneath their radar again.So several columnists have announced that today will be there last column in the Guardian but not the dancing queen. WTAF. We have been robbed.
Yep, but then the finance department remind them exactly who she is: the affiliate link pusher. Ka-ching!!Maybe The Graun have just forgotten about her? She submits her odd little essays and the editor thinks 'Oh that's nice. Who was that?' then she instantly slips beneath their radar again.
That's three weeks, isn't it, where the column has been just one product? Sali clearly gives no shits about her "journalism" reputation, to be filing blatant advertorials like this. But then she's a fulltime influencer now, chasing the big bucks to keep herself in overpriced shoes and the mirrored hallways of Greek hotel roomsLink so clicks go via Tattle. I can’t bear giving the woman a click otherwise.
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Yes her columns are pointless. What a waste of space. Recommending ONE product a week with paragraphs of inane waffle with tortured analogies. It is so hard to remember what she used to be. A trusted voice cutting through the beauty bullshit. Seriously those days are so long ago and it is sad.That vintage lipstick she's drooling over looks like a dog's dick
That's three weeks, isn't it, where the column has been just one product? Sali clearly gives no shits about her "journalism" reputation, to be filing blatant advertorials like this. But then she's a fulltime influencer now, chasing the big bucks to keep herself in overpriced shoes and the mirrored hallways of Greek hotel rooms
If the current state of the column is anything to go by, the book - should it even eventuate - is going to be a painfully self-indulgent, rambling read. All 384 subordinate clause-filled pages of itYes her columns are pointless. What a waste of space. Recommending ONE product a week with paragraphs of inane waffle with tortured analogies. It is so hard to remember what she used to be. A trusted voice cutting through the beauty bullshit. Seriously those days are so long ago and it is sad.
Oh crikey The Book. I'd forgotten about that. Has it been mentioned by She Here recently?If the current state of the column is anything to go by, the book - should it even eventuate - is going to be a painfully self-indulgent, rambling read. All 384 subordinate clause-filled pages of it
Ah maybe that accounts for the delay. Rewriting going on as we speak. I also think going through deleting mentions of best friend India took a good deal of red pen.Surely covid was a gamechanger as far as prescriptive lifestyle books go. At least half of it must be redundant
Come on Sali. Time to chin them.She hasn't mentioned a baked potato for ages.
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