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Written by patrik
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008 10:45 |
The most fabulous* flick of the summer debuts tonight in San Francisco. It premiered in New York on Tuesday at Radio City Music Hall to a rolled out pink carpet, an enraged army of overdressed young Carrie Bradshaws-in-training, a couple of straight guys who were dragged to the event by their overbearing old ladies, and about 5 billion homosexuals. In between mixed up looks from an assortment of B-list Queen Bees like Giuliana Rancic, Emmy Rossum, and Lil Kim, we caught a couple of gayfaces
ready to weep their heads off and whistle for the modern aging
spinster, in what could be the most liberating middle-aged dramedy
since The First Wives' Club (or a traditional
marriage-endorsing cop-out, proving there is no such thing as
single-and-fabulous-exclamation-point). Below, check out our five
favorite fops!
* careful, bloated, lacking effervescence,
bloodless, flabby, hanging, pushing, more bad than good, half-hearted,
insufferable, soapy, and not that much happens.
Todd Oldham joins Amy Sedaris, discussing the merits of pairing floral print decor with a nice big rack.
Winning Project Runway designer Christian Siriano arrives with his model from the show and a much-belated thirteenth look, wearing a gold lame ruffled shirt. Nothing screams "Project Runway is moving to Lifetime" better than a borrowed frock from Rue McClanahan's wardrobe archive.
Zac Posen: "I lost ME to METH... But I also spent a lot of time in the mirror doing arbitrary shit like tucking in polo shirts and popping the collars to see what it would look like."
Mario Cantone might have the shrillest, most awful laugh in the universe, but he's laughing that shrill, awful laugh all the way to the military base gang bang after the premiere. Jealous much?
And finally...
GLAMOUR INTERRUPTED INTERCEPTED!!!! ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
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