Liz Smith is deluded. El Rio Grande is not celebrated. (Except perhaps by horny guys at happy hour in the summer when skimpily-clad babes are sweaty and squished up against them because the management packs them in like drunken sardines on the outdoor patio.)
She was married to a photographer, who, interestingly enough, no one knew before ANTM and TyTy "and a photo shoot with THE Gils Bensimon (sp?)." Sometimes in these rarified cliques in NYC people start thinking they are "famous". You know who's famous? The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Madonna; people who are known not just in some fashion circle, but, like, the entire world knows their faces. Am I wrong here in my picture of what being truly famous is?!
@restless: What are you talking about?? Giles Bensimon is extremely famous in fashion circles, has been at Elle forever and a day and has nothing to do with Tyra's busted weave. Are you from Facebook?
@gladys_kravitz: Haha! I know, I know. Gawd, what was I thinking?! Gosh, doesn't everyone know everyone who has worked with Elle or been associated with Elle, like, since forever?!
ps-What is the Facebook you speak of? Is it some kind of model site for bookings?
@restless: I knew who he was before ANTM. But then I also know who Herb Ritt and Helmut Newton were and watched "The Eyes of Laura Mars" over the week end so I may be a fashion geek.
@BookishLookish: But it's Herb Ritts. Anyway, I would say Giles Bensimon is pretty famous for a fashion photographer, but not super famous like Avedon, Newton, etc.
Yes, Richard, what I would give for a genuine "bad girl from the Country Club set," a wildcat whose tennis togs are a bit too snug and a bit too short. Rawwwr.
@Mymoustache: Hangnail has sussed it out. Funny, in a way, but not funny--makes me squeamish to see her face replacing that of the iconic Mother of the Depression.
@son of spam: Of course it's parody, in the classical sense, and very clever, too, but my reaction is closer to @BertinaZavala: @Richard Lawson: (see downstairs).
Rio Grande? I think this was a mis-sighting. Somehow I can't imagine either of them ordering a chimichanga with a frozen strawberry daiquiri in a plastic cup. Perhaps it was just a couple of withered pieces of bacon discarded by the kitchen staff.
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ps-What is the Facebook you speak of? Is it some kind of model site for bookings?
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Kelly, to quote Lily Von Schtup, we're tired of your being aspired.
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Play on words?
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blech.
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That's the new thing from Domino's, right?
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Maybe assistants did the actual eating.
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