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“Well,” you say. “I guess I’m finally turning into my mother.” Little did you know that uttering those exact words would trigger an irreversible physical transformation into the woman who gave you life! If only you could take them back. You’d do anything to take them back. But you can’t! More
Julia Bluhm, a 14-year-old kid from Maine, made it her business to get in Seventeen magazine’s face about all their rampant photoshopping of young models. In her online petition, the young lady asked that Seventeen commit to one unphotoshopped spread each issue to give readers an idea as to how altered many of the images actually are. While Seventeen is hardly alone in their airbrushing tactics, the publication wouldn’t even admit to the practice, releasing a statement touting how they “celebrate girls.” Eighty-four thousand signatures later, Seventeen magazine has finally accepted the teenager’s terms, meaning that one of the country’s leading magazines for girls is willing to address our unchecked media problem. More
Sarah Burge, a 51-year-old mom from the UK, made the news earlier this year after deeming herself a “human Barbie” (join the club, lady) and allegedly giving her eight-year-old daughter pole dancing lessons and vouchers for future plastic surgery. More
Rachel Roy is a fashion designer. Because of that, it appears as though she’s granted some leeway when it comes to self-expression via clothing…a fact she proved when she showed up at the red carpet premiere of “One Day” wearing pajamas, glasses and her hair pulled back in a ponytail. More
Over at the Daily Mail, a 43-year-old mother writes about the discoveries she’s made about herself, her child and the generational divide since succumbing to the desire to borrow her 14-year-old daughter’s clothes. More
Here at The Gloss, Gwyneth Paltrow has been a bit of a polarizing figure. I personally have made no secret of my rational, well-reasoned distaste for her monthly platitudes. And then, of course, there was Jen’s assertion that maybe Gwyn isn’t that bad, followed by an epic showdown between the editors, in which Ashley and Jen battled it out to decide once and for all whether we, as one mind united, can like Gwyn. More
