Кроме восхитительной улыбки, закрепляют привязанность к ним их великолепная плюшевая шерсть, которая может быть любого окраса (голубой, лиловый, красный, кремовый, черный, белый, шоколадный, черепаховый, мраморный, тигровый или пятнистый рисунок, на серебре и на золоте, тиккированый, в сочетании с белым и другие), толстые щёчки, большие глазки-блюдца, а также чудесный характер – они ненавязчивы, но очень отзывчивы и с удовольствием принимают ласку и внимание, вальяжны и, вместе с тем, игривы, верные друзья и тут же независимые аристократы.
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Actress Hailee Steinfeld has been primped and made up by the best pros in Hollywood. But they’ve got nothing on Japan’s beauty scene.“Oh man. I recently came back fr om Tokyo, and I went to this place called Tokyo Hands, which has anything and everything,” Steinfeld told The Post at Friday’s Fendi store-opening bash.“I [got] these face masks that had animals printed on them, so that your face mask looks like a tiger,” Steinfeld said.Even though she may have stocked up on the feline-inspired products, she’s not expecting any special skin benefits. “I think it’s just supposed to look cute.”
Last season on “The Real Housewives of New York,” Aviva Drescher produced one of the series’ most memorable moments as she threw her prosthetic limb on the floor, shouting, “The only thing artificial or fake about me . . . is this!”But one leg toss wasn’t enough. On a recent episode of “Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars,” on which Drescher currently appears with her husband Reid, the couple participated in a role-playing exercise in which each had to pretend to be the other’s partner. In a made-for-TV moment, Reid threw Aviva’s leg at her.So how’d it happen?“You know, Reid and I were told to imitate the other,” Aviva said Thursday night at the FashionxTech innovation showcase at the Sanctuary Hotel’s Tender Lounge. “I was like, ‘Oh my God, Reid, you have to go get my leg and throw it. That would be really real.’ ”
Everyone loves a good fashion collaboration — especially when both style and comfort are combined in a chic, new way. And while streetwear collabs are nothing new (think Jeremy Scott for Adidas or Riccardo Tisci for Nike), on Saturday, Puma is rekindling its old flame with McQ, Alexander McQueen’s sub-brand known for its grittier approach to style.The partnership, which marks the second collection the two have done together, works with classic Puma silhouettes (plus a few new ones) and features mismatched colors and textured metallics.And with Fashion Week fast approaching, get ready to see plenty of street snaps of fashion editors who’ve traded in their generic kicks for these guys.
Professional models aren’t the only ones storming the runway during Fashion Week. Amber Rose took to the catwalk for friend and metal apparel/accessories designer Laurel DeWitt — in a get-up that saw the soon-to-be ex-wife of rapper Wiz Khalifa wearing alienesque makeup and, apparently, no underwear.DeWitt is best known for designing Rose’s 2014 MTV VMAs silver-chain dress, and at Sunday’s show at the Church of the Holy Apostles, the hip-hop model and artist was cloaked in another metal-chain ensemble — this time resembling an armored Egyptian goddess.The revealing creation, made from gold and black metal with an attached hoodie, showed off Rose’s curves as she sashayed down the runway — but the former girlfriend of Kanye West told The Post she’s about to be known for more than just her assets.
In order to get ready for a big game or match, many athletes refrain from certain intimate activities — including light welterweight division boxer Chris Algieri.“When it comes to preparing for a fight, I not only watch my diet but I refrain from all sexual conduct as well,” Algieri told The Post on Friday at the Asaf Ganot show, wh ere he sat front-row.With a scheduled fight in the works, Algieri already has a game plan set. “I refrain from sex for a total of two weeks. Past girlfriends have understood my regimen, so it has never proved to be a problem,” said Algieri, who adds that celibacy “gives you a little extra grrr.”But, while he’s never broken the abstinence for past girlfriends, he says there’s one lady he would be unable to resist: Salma Hayek.“I think she is absolutely beautiful,” he says. “I have always had a thing for her.”Future competitors take note.
“Into the Woods” star Lilla Crawford may be just 13 years old, but she’s already worked with one of her dream co-stars.“I used to be obsessed with Johnny Depp. I never thought of him as this normal guy. I just always imagined him as someone who lives in a far-off land and doesn’t even exist,” said Crawford, who played the precocious Little Red Riding Hood in the subversive movie.“Now, I really want to work with Tim Burton. I want to be in a Tim Burton movie so bad. That’s my dream right now,” she added while hanging out at the JCPenney/“Cinderella” event at the New York Palace Wednesday morning, which featured the actual Cinderella dress worn in the new Disney film.Crawford, who plans to hit up a few fashion shows this season including Charlotte Ronson and Erin Fetherston, told Buzz she learned a lot about grace and professionalism from her seasoned co-stars Meryl Streep and Depp.“When Johnny Depp first stepped on set, he made sure he said hi to every single person, every single crew member before he did anything else . . . he just set a really good example,” Crawford said.
Don’t tell Gabriela Hearst she “has it all.”The six-months-pregnant bombshell may be married to Austin Hearst, the grandson of William Randolph Hearst, and have her own eponymous fashion line, but she told The Post at Friday’s presentation that she’s more than just a spoiled rich girl.“I don’t want to burst any bubbles, but I grew up in a ranch in South America. I know what’s really important in life,” says Hearst.Which is perhaps something more than perfectly constructed sweaters.
Unlike the door-to-door sales of yore, consultants leverage their social media reach, recruiting heavily online and through phone and in-person presentations.“We do social media,” explains Gittleman, who has 250 people under her and launched her own media company in October. “We weave it into conversations — out to dinner, on a playdate, with your parents’ friends.”Rachael Braunshweiger, 35, of Mahwah, NJ, was first introduced to Rodan + Fields by a stranger at a party three years ago.The mother of two was intrigued.“I came home and I said to my husband, ‘These women are different — they’re not how you picture . . . Mary Kay or Avon . . . They’re not old-fashioned. I would be friends with these ladies!’”
