A Sigourney Weaver Salad
Here Sigourney Weaver has a little bit of everything going on.
I’m trying to find even one element that I like.
Glasses: No. Huge yet such a weird shape they look too small for her face.
Either of the shirts: God, no.
The pants: They’re purple pants. Enough said.
The shirts with the pants: HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
The bag: I’m not old enough or on a trip to Vegas with the rest of the bingo club, so no.
The jelly bracelets: They are just a bit to ’85 for me. Maybe if I was wearing them while watching Back to The Future.
The necklace: Is that made out of painted macaroni and an ear?
Nope. There is not one thing in this outfit that works, yet she still looks pretty damn good. You got it. I’m jealous.
Jennifer Mienko
Not the best thing a celeb could wear, but I’ve seen far worse! Yes, she does look good–I’m a little jealous myself!
I’m not really jealous; imagine not being able to leave your house without looking like a homeless person unless you have the wardrobe department to help you. Maybe those are magic glasses and they make everything look good when you are wearing them.
Sigourney Weaver needs a stylist. Ehh hell, she is almost dead anyway, lets leave her alone.
I admit that’s not the best outfit I’ve seen her wear. There is one thing I do like about her. She’s the chairwoman of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund (DFGF), a charity I tend to send money to every year on the anniversary of the death of Dian Fossey (Dec. 28). But I do agree I have seen her dress better.
I’ve seen a lot worse from you. At least it’s actually clothing and not garbage bags, Glad Wrap, or Avril-like style (I don’t consider what she wears as clothing).
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