I don’t usually write about Hilary Duff especially because I don’t think she is an interesting person. But this time I couldn’t help myself not notice the difference between the real Hilary Duff and the slimmed down version of herself on ads for DKNY jeans.

This kind of altered reality troubles me a lot, as I do have some extra meat on my bones. And as every woman I do love to shop and I do love clothes, but seeing how they alter reality definitely makes me wonder if I should love my body the way it is or should I “photoshop” myself to become thin?

I definitely wouldn’t buy jeans from DKNY because with this ad they will trouble some more girls then just one (that being me). I’m sure there are a lot of girls out there with weight issues that can’t handle such reality.

I would really want to know DKNY answer to this question: Why did you felt the need to chop of the meat on Hilary’s legs and make her look thinner? Couldn’t you just pay another person, a thinner one to model for you?

Taylor Momsen will grace the September 2009 cover of Teen Vogue and she will bring a smile and a grimace on your face during the time spent on reading her interview.

Personally I love Taylor because of how she looks and because she did so much by the age of 16. But I do admit I am a little bit jealous of her. I loved Nirvana too when I was 16 and somewhere deep inside my soul I wished I have a band of my own and be a singer. But life’s a bitch and I’ve ended up working at a desk for 9 hours a day with a shity salary.

Ok enough complaining. Here is what Taylor (16 years old) had to say about boys her age:
I’m not going to date someone who’s sixteen. Boys are so much less mature than girls as it is; there’s just no way—I would eat a boy my age alive.

The only thing I was allowed to eat at 16 years old was the food my mom cocked for me (doh!) Kids these days…

Ok this is a superficial cat diva! You must watch this video with this awesome cat that puts her head inside a paper bag and walks around the house.

It’s a must see!!