Heels of Fame

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Eva Longoria @ L'Oreal Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary With A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame, October 20, 2009

Eva shows how well a well shaped body goes with a simple body hugging dress and some high heels.

Khloe Kardashian - filming for her reality television show, October 29, 2009

Another of her amazing Kardashian sisters show off her curves in a jeans and heels combo that truly works here.

Alicia Keys filming her new music video 'Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart' in NYC, October 30, 2009

Again Alicia looks how in a tight outfit and high heels. She's got an amazingly curvy body and the heels emphasize it perfectly.

Stacy Ferguson (Fergie) - Leaving her hotel for the Black Eyed Peas album party in New York, June 10, 2009

Fegie sometimes wear the most awesome shoes and here we have an fantastic example. First we see her leaving her hotel, and then at the event she was leaving for.

Introduction

So you're a famous woman, blessed with a body most men lust for and most women would kill for... and you waste it by dressing like you're blind, severely retarded, a hardcore dyke or like you just hate your appearance - despite that it most likely got you where you are today... That's just unforgivable!

In my humble opinion famous people should make an effort to look their best whenever out in public and for women that should always include grownup feminine shoes, preferably high heels (the higher the better) and clothing that complement and enhance, not hide and detract.

Flip-flops belong at the beach or pool, UGG boots are downright ugly (should be outlawed for being severe eyesores!) and flat ballerinas shouldn't be worn by anyone over the age of ten. Dresses and pants should hug the body, clearly show the hip curve (for dresses the waist as well) and never ever hide the feet.

Supertight leggings can be worn as pants in my opinion (those who claim otherwise are plain ignorant), especially if the full butt is visible, showing curves in every way. I've even seen regular transparent pantyhose worn like that and it worked well for me. I personally love the shiny leggings in particular, both the rubber/leather-look, the mirror-like PVC look and the sparkly spandex look. Black is the best color. Floor length dresses can be okay provided there's a long slit going all the way up to the hip or something like that. Too long dresses (and pants), floppy hippie style dresses and oversize sunglasses should downright be banned!

Most pics here celebrate those celebs that do something special to show off what they've got, but once in a while I'll post the opposite - just to show how bad things can be. I'll use both red carpet candids, paparazzi candids (private events, movie sets etc.) and photoshoots. A few HD vidcaps might also show up.

I'm always using the highest quality pics available which means they're not those pathetic tiny things hardly any bigger than the thumbnail you see on most blogs; it's usually full HQ or UHQ (readers with slow connections beware!), and it'll be a cold day in Hell when I use defaced/tagged pics. Tags are obnoxious and pointless - they just ruin the pics for no valid reason; fortunately most of my picture sources ban tagged pics for this very reason so I rarely come across any.

Finally I'd like to state that I'll post whenever I have something I feel is worth putting up, sometimes many posts a day, sometimes it might be days or more between posts. Some posts might even be pure text. I do have a life besides this place and picture collecting you know...

Heels of Fame

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Eva Longoria @ L'Oreal Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary With A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame, October 20, 2009

Khloe Kardashian - filming for her reality television show, October 29, 2009

Alicia Keys filming her new music video 'Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart' in NYC, October 30, 2009

Stacy Ferguson (Fergie) - Leaving her hotel for the Black Eyed Peas album party in New York, June 10, 2009

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