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Nov 11 2009 - 10:30am You weren't the only one
hating Lindsay Lohan and Estrella Arch's heart pasties: Emanuel Ungaro despised them, too. The designer, who parted ways with his namesake label back in 2005, has kept mum about the collaboration — until now. In a recent press conference, Ungaro
stated, "Lindsay Lohan's collaboration was a disaster.
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Ummm, he gives up his soul? Yeah, for a large sum.
1What did Ungaro expect? He let a heavily medicated has-been control his company.
2I highly doubt Lindsay Lohan had much creative input or control over this collection at all. Maybe Estrella Arch is just kind of a dud. Her previous work hasn't been anything to write home about, although it certainly wasn't as awful as this collection.
3It was a tacky disaster but ugh I just feel sorry for Lindsay. Poor girl can't get anything right recently.
4Total b*tch slap. This girl has nowhere to go but up, but I really don't ever see that happening.
5I'm so shocked that handing the reigns over to an actress with no design experience (oh, excuse me, no design experience outside of tacky leggings) turned out to be a bad idea!
6it's about detail and presentation-now if Dita Von Teese was wearing them...it just might have been a different story.....maybe linds needs to more extreme like Pam Anderson and get on the stage modelling with some camp dudes...
7What does he know? Obviously, he failed to keep it afloat so he got bought out by a more successful businessman who felt Lindsay is worth the gamble. So, quite easy to criticize and blame. I think Lindsay did fine and am looking forward to future creations.
8this is just a taste of how the fashion world may go terribly downhill....
All we need is another Train-Wreck like (Lets Say) Paris Hilton to be apointed creative director for (lets say) Dior: Consider the Fashion World Ruined and lives Destroyed.
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