Comments on: Tom and Katie Attend “Valkyrie” Berlin Premiere

By: Elaine

Elaine — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 20:51:56 +0000

They are gourgeous

By: zagzag

zagzag — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:31:02 +0000

Her face looks stunning! The dress is drab…too old for her, but she is gorgeous. Obviously she is well-rested?

By: Jenna

Jenna — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 18:05:07 +0000

Annie: I agree that years ago her body was more in porportion than it appears to be now. Could it be her yo-yo dieting?

By: Jenna

Jenna — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 18:03:11 +0000

Leah: Good point you bring up here. You write that it takes you forever to get jeans tailored, yet you DO tailor them even though you do not have the added advantage of an “in-home” seamstress or a driver that could run them over to the tailors for you, yet you still manage to get them hemmed so as to look “good”. I have written for months and months now regarding the fact that Katie has NO excuses for leaving her home with long jean bottoms dragging under her heels and getting dirty when she has the added advantage of calling a seamstress to her home at an hour of her convenience. I say no excuse b/c she claims she is budding fashion designer who loves clothing and styles but nothing says gross and ill-fitting more than long jean bottoms. How foul! I see phlegm, tobacco spit, dog poo all over the city streets and often wonder why a woman of her stature would allow her 300.00 jeans to drag and get so dirty, polluted with bacteria from Lord knows how many different types of filth on the street. Dragging jeans is what pre-teens and teens wear, not what an A-Listers 30 year old wife should wear. Does she then get home, cuddle up on her expensive couch with Suri in those dirty jeans? I write ughh….how gross. Katie should know better.

By: annie

annie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 10:56:14 +0000

Jenna, Katies hair let her down badly in NY, not the clothes, hair plays an important part on Katie I have always said that, and after the London premier, I’m more convinced than ever, I hav’nt seen her face so pretty in a very long time, its the same face , just a different hairstyle, and it made such a huge difference, truly , for some reason I don’t think Katie is as confident in herself as other actresses are, and we’ll take Kate Hudson for example, I have never seen a more flat chested actress in my life like her, and she is not thin to have so very very little, but she does’nt give a hoot, and is constantly photographed in a bikini, yet if you saw First Daughter, Katie was in this cute 2 piece blue costume, there was not a bone in sight, and her legs looked pretty good to me. In the Gift she bared her boobs, they were a very nice set of boobs, sorry guys for bringing this topic up, but from one woman to another its ok to get a bit personal isn’t it, yet considering her attributes she was quite conservative and still is to a certain extent, now the only thing is she is so painfully thin , which is so sad, I think. Look at VB, she’s not naturally good looking like Katie is, and yet in everything she wears , every pose she strikes, every photo shoot, she goes for it , even if she says she is a very shy person, ha ha, Katie doesn’t have that all important confidence factor and when she does get some, its like she does’nt take it all the way.

By: Leah

Leah — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 08:48:32 +0000

Oh another thing that comes to mind. Obviously Katie has a stylist, someone that delivers boxes and boxes of the latest high end fashions to her on a weekly basis. She obviously hardly wears the same thing twice and who would have time to do that much shopping on there own time? It takes me forever to pick out a pair of jeans and have them tailored! I imagine the truck loads of clothes that come to her where ever she is staying and someone works for her full time just to make sure she has everything fashion forward and then tailored to fit. Yes, a stylist. She may chose what she wears but it’s probably send that back and I’ll keep all this. What is your take?

By: Leah

Leah — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 08:41:08 +0000

Thanks Jenna I appreciate the apology.that. We do all have a right to our opinion. Clearly you have yours and I have mine. I actually loved those gloves on Katie paired with the hat and the sweater. I think she looked adorable. I actually wanted to rush out and buy some of those darn gloves! Kate Hudson, Yeck, I do not understand what you see in her. I loved her mom long ago in film. That rocker x-husband of hers; some taste in men…And don’t get me started on her little boy with the long hair. Katie has way more class.

By: Jenna

Jenna — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:51:47 +0000

Sorry Leah, did not mean to offend. What does come to mind is when Katie wore those cream fingerless elbow gloves with that ensemble she had decided to pair them with. Now, in my opinion, Kate Hudson would have looked adorable in those gloves and would have worn them teh way they are to be worn….that particular type of glove is a hippy, edgier type of glove suitable for Kate Hudson’s wavy long relaxed hairstyle and her SoHo hippier “look”. I feel that Kate would have worn those gloves with an outfit that made sense. Katie on the other hand wore them with an entirely wrong ensemble an dher short cropped hair did not go with those gloves. Just my thoughts but she could not pull that type of glove look off. Hudson could. I just think Katie is not a natual when it comes to creating “looks”. At red carpet events I will write taht she indeed looks stunning…hair, makeup, shoes all look perfect but it seems that this is b/c she has a stylist advising her. I do not believe she has an inate ability to design or create a good looking style for day to day wear.

By: Leah

Leah — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 01:05:14 +0000

Wow Jenna. What a terrible thing to say about Katie and quite frankly people who have a mental illness. I can’t believe you said that!

By: Mary

Mary — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:12:18 +0000

One can rarely fault Kate Hudson for her red carpet looks.
Away from the red carpet however the fashion experts have been highly critical.
One should not feel pressured to carry a red carpet look into the everyday. I admire those that don’t feel the pressure.