I love me some Tim Gunn – he’s the authority on style (and he once stuck his hand down my shirt). ABC’s talkshow “The Revolution” featured a nail session today, and right along with Tim Gunn is CND Educator Candice Manacchio! Check out this fun video as Candice whips out multiple styles tailored to the women she works on using CND Shellac Power Polish, CND Colours & Effects with art tips and tricks:
Anne Hathaway in the first of many dress changes. With the designer on her arm, she wore an “archival” Valentino gown.
Look who’s baaaaaaaaak (here’s my previous meet with Tim Gunn)
Project Runway hits new station Lifetime this Thursday! And as if there isn’t enough catfighting amongst designers, the show is going to hit up the catwalk by featuring Models of the Runway.
The behind the scenes extra expands on the stress seen in previous seasons the models have to endure as mere figurines for trading. The models are trying to win a coveted spot too!
One of the biggest highlights of BlogHer was meeting Tim Gunn of Project Runway. My intro to meeting him went something like this:
TG:That is a fabulous cardigan! (Fingering it) What’s the label?
S: (Crap! Who is it by? No offense Target, but I hope I’m not wearing Merona today) Thank you. I can’t remember.
TG: Do you mind if I look?
S: (breaking a sweat – I think I remember getting this at Macy*s. Boston Store?)
And with that he went to my side and stuck his hand down my back while he fished around for the tag.
TG: Laura Ashley!
S: Not a floral to be found on it.
TG: And that’s a good thing.
I think those commercials with Martha Stewart are influencing him.
I asked him how he happened into the field of fashion, and he said,
“I actually thought I was going to be many other things when I grew up.”
He went through quite a list of jobs, but dreaming of being a pianist and architect came up multiple times. Isn’t it funny how life can bring us around to doing things we’d never dreamed of? He just seems so perfect as a spokesperson.
Yes, these are actually Tim Gunn trading cards this woman’s husband made for her. And Tim signed them.
Mr. Gunn’s appearance was made possible by Tide®, but the all® fairies (competition) took advantage and were spotted handing out samples of product and chocolate stars.
One of the biggest highlights of BlogHer was meeting Tim Gunn of Project Runway. My intro to meeting him went something like this:
TG:That is a fabulous cardigan! (Fingering it) What’s the label?
S: (Crap! Who is it by? No offense Target, but I hope I’m not wearing Merona today) Thank you. I can’t remember.
TG: Do you mind if I look?
S: (breaking a sweat – I think I remember getting this at Macy*s. Boston Store?)
And with that he went to my side and stuck his hand down my back while he fished around for the tag.
TG: Laura Ashley!
S: Not a floral to be found on it.
TG: And that’s a good thing.
I think those commercials with Martha Stewart are influencing him.
But aside from being a total label wh0re, WYSIWYG. This impeccably dressed man is exactly as portrayed on TV. Tall & handsome, he almost looks like a work of art. He is so congenial too.
I asked him how he happened into the field of fashion, and he said,
“I actually thought I was going to be many other things when I grew up.”
He went through quite a list of jobs, but dreaming of being a pianist and architect came up multiple times. Isn’t it funny how life can bring us around to doing things we’d never dreamed of? He just seems so perfect as a spokesperson.
Yes, these are actually Tim Gunn trading cards this woman’s husband made for her. And Tim signed them.
Mr. Gunn’s appearance was made possible by Tide®, but the all® fairies (competition) took advantage and were spotted handing out samples of product and chocolate stars.
