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The best part’s when Lily Tomlin (remember her?) admits she used to pad her hips when she was 13 or 14 years old in her quest to emulate Marilyn Monroe,Alexander Mcqueen, the beauty standard of her time.
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Or the fact that I refuse to dye stray grays because it’s my way of drawing the line in the sand, kind of like saying,christian louboutin slingbacks, “I refuse to put any more effort into looking like how people think I should.”
Or that when I was sixteen,cheap Brian Atwood, I refused to get braces at my parents’ behest because I thought the change in my appearance would just be too much,jimmy choo shoes, too far from what I really look like,Yves Saint Laurent, even though I hated my very juvenile smile,jimmy choo boots, a decision I wasn’t even totally comfortable with until a couple years ago.
Has your idea of beauty changed as you’ve gotten older?
Or even better – what kind of stuff did you used to do when you were younger in your quest for beauty?
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