Would you dress like a Celeb?
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Would you dress like a Celeb?I'm wondering, would you wear clothing similar to your idol/fave celeb?
For example, when Gaga started wearing 'out-their' clothing, so did many others.
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?Agreed! I have seen images of celebrities before and used what they were wearing as inspiration for myself yes, but Lady Gaga is a totally different story altogether.. I would never use what she wears as inspiration. Ever. :P(Original post by LeaX)
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Yep
although my "celeb idol" is Kate Middleton so its not to outrageous, I copied her lace dress she wore to the thanksgiving jubilee service, although not the exact same dress, I can't quite afford a £2,800 dress. 
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?Beef curtains.(Original post by SoNottingH)
I wouldn't cover myself in choice cuts of beef, no.
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?Is that you in your photo? You look a bit like her?(Original post by aefli)
Yep although my "celeb idol" is Kate Middleton so its not to outrageous, I copied her lace dress she wore to the thanksgiving jubilee service, although not the exact same dress, I can't quite afford a £2,800 dress.
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?(Original post by aeterno)
At first, I thought this said 'Would you dress like Caleb?' and was wondering who the hell Caleb was
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?I don't purposively go out of my way to dress like a celebrity. But if they wear something that looks good, I might buy something similar, provided it doesn't look too odd. I quite like Kim Kardashian's style though, like this outfit http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=kim...9,r:0,s:0,i:72(Original post by Weeves)
I'm wondering, would you wear clothing similar to your idol/fave celeb?
For example, when Gaga started wearing 'out-their' clothing, so did many others.
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?No. Nothing worse than following a celebrity culture.
So many talentless proles gaining publicity, it's pathetic and degrading.
Why can't people aspire to being a politician, lawyer, doctor, etc., than someone who's famous for what they look like? -
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?Well, maybe because of looks like this? I mean, who wouldn't want to look that good??(Original post by Iron Lady)
No. Nothing worse than following a celebrity culture.
So many talentless proles gaining publicity, it's pathetic and degrading.
Why can't people aspire to being a politician, lawyer, doctor, etc., than someone who's famous for what they look like?
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?Dressing like a celeb =/= aspiring to be a celeb.(Original post by Iron Lady)
No. Nothing worse than following a celebrity culture.
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Re: Would you dress like a Celeb?She's very stunning (saw her on Graham Norton recently - she looked really beautiful, especially on those few times she managed a smile) but sadly she rather proves the point, as she seems to be the epitome of the spoiled, rather shallow, indifferent starlet - she doesn't seem to care tuppence that she's a huge star being paid millions, just acts like a complete stuck-up cow basically. Hmmm.(Original post by SoNottingH)
Well, maybe because of looks like this? I mean, who wouldn't want to look that good??
although my "celeb idol" is Kate Middleton so its not to outrageous, I copied her lace dress she wore to the thanksgiving jubilee service, although not the exact same dress, I can't quite afford a £2,800 dress. 
