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I am SO sorry, but I just have to share. Every time I hear the name (or the word) Sienna, I hear Kiko Matsing of Philippine children’s show Batibot in my head saying, “Ate Sieeeenaaa!”
Okay, just had to get that out of the way. Yes I am strange like that, and yes, my age is showing. *wink*
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Aww isn’t that sweet?
Here we have the legendary Bono of equally legendary rock band U2, with his wife Ali Hewson. The pair, along with designer Rogan Gregory have created a fashion line called Edun. Multi-platinum albums, an amazing career, a gorgeous wife…Is there nothing he CAN’T do?
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She may carry the McCartney surname and forever be linked to her father (Sir Paul McCartney, yes the Beatle), but Stella McCartney has surely made a name for herself in the fashion industry. It’s been said that she made her first design at age 12 and went on to intern for the iconic Christian Lacroix. Nowadays, though, Stella has her hands full with her own designs and products. Her name is so, shall we say, STELLAR that she even designed Madonna’s wedding gown.
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Natalie Portman is one of those young actresses that gossip doesn’t seem to stick to, no matter what. This is refreshing to witness while we have to wade through the murky waters of Britney, Lindsay and other young stars her age who haven’t got it quite as together as she does. Her acting resume is also quite expansive, playing everything from Anne Frank, to a young assassin, to a queen. And let’s not forget her Harvard psychology degree.
Now on her growing list of achievements comes, “Shoe Designer”.
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The Air Jordan XX3 is going to be made of sustainable materials. It’s limited edition and will come out in 23 stores (that was his player #). The cost will be $230 and probably near $1,000 on Ebay. The shoes will also have a wider release with a retail of $180. Such an ingenious shoe… nice and dandy and all that, but in order for “Green” products to gain mass appeal, they need to hit us in the pockets. They need to be cheaper than the “bad stuff”.
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