Saturday, March 19, 2011

Imitation is the best form of flattery, right?

I really love the blog Every Day I Write the Book, and when I read who her "style" role models were I was elated that at least one of them was mine. Because, really, I admire this woman and her writing style and to have just a tiny thing as one of her style role models the same as mine is just awesome. So how fitting is it that I will copy her idea for her "style" post. :)

The style role model we share is: 
Amanda Peet
 Hated the movie 2012, but loved her style in it. Totally me. And in A Lot Like Love.


Another style role model of mine:
Zooey Deschanel
(Check out the shoes!!!)

Okay, so really I only have 2. And funny that they're both brunettes.

And now I really love this lady and her style (Thanks Lea Anne for introducing me to her music!)


(She looks so cute with a pixie cut, by the way)
And you might have noticed Nie Nie in this music video who I also consider a role model, not just in style (she's VERY stylish) but also strength of character.


But lately I esteem to look like these beauties:

Natalie Portman

Demi Moore

Sinead O'Connor

Instead I'm afraid lately I look more like this:


Which is why I will never let any one see me with my now BALD head. 
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4 comments:

  1. The Only Rune You KnowMarch 19, 2011 at 12:04 PM

    All I can say is that a cute girl is cute with or without hair. And you are a CUTE and wonderful girl and mom!

    With love from Uncle Rune.

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  2. LeaAnneMarch 19, 2011 at 12:05 PM

    I love you SO much! I am sure that when your little hairs do come in, you will look great~ Right now I am sure you would be Super Cute in a scarf! I am going to go look for one for you today!!

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  3. LeaAnneMarch 19, 2011 at 12:06 PM

    PS.. I think you are super cute all the time no matter what~

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  4. Whitney MorseMarch 22, 2011 at 1:05 PM

    Untrue! You totally look like Sinead. Seriously. Cousins don't lie. ;)

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