He was relevant and widely known in the '90s as a designer. He's done a lot of lower-end mainstream commercial stuff the last 20 or so years for Target, Liz Claiborne, QVC, etc. and is a judge on Project Runway, but his heyday was 25 years ago, which explains why he's willing to be on Tess's podcast.
Isn't it funny how huge she usually makes them look like, but here she's wearing a plain little bra, and yet it fits her nevertheless.
I mean, I always just assume that she's lying and making up stupid stories about everything in her life. Once you notice all of the glaring and flagrant contradictions about her recounting of her life growing up, her relationships, her social media nonsense, her income/work, and her interviews, there's simply no reason to believe anything she says.
You can believe photos where she eats, though. Not in secret, not following it with dieting or not-eating days, this we know thanks to her excessive photos - which only corroborate with her, in my opinion, self-obsession.
, but plenty of candies and what seemed to be wine on the table), so tried to find a preview on the progression bar. And then the video started playing, so I unfortunately caught bit of the dialogue.
AAN is still a form anorexia though, many people clinically diagnosed with AN eventuality get moved to the AAN category after recovery due to periods of relapse; and many who start with AAN slip into full blown AN over time. Either way the diagnostic criteria requires significant caloric restriction and weight loss, even within the binge/purge subtype. All of this along with many comorbid issues like anxiety and depression.
LMAO that a washed up has been from a generation ago is the best Tess can do after her big anorexia reveal. I also notice her celebrity BFFs like Rumer Willis and Zelda Williams are no shows.
He was huge in the 90s, I remember seeing his clothing all the time in Vogue and Harpers Bazaar. How the mighty have fallen. It's sad he's stooped to her level.
Sad that he has to pander to the woke fat crowd. They are NOT models. Models can make cheap clothing look expensive. They make the mundane desirable.
I follow a few of the big 80s-90s models on IG, and they are still beautiful and elegant in t-shirts, jeans, and no makeup.
I've been wondering what they were up to. Got any screenshots?
Well it has gone beyond fat into some mass of blubber.
One would think that a super successful single mawm suppahmoddle icon wouldn't have time to engage with "clowns". Anyone standing behind their diagnosis (or lack there of) would just ignore the haydurs.
My babysitter growing up was like this! Around 60 and absolutely gorgeous in old Calvin's and a white t shirt. She did my hair so carefully and with such love for my choir concerts and school formals, giving so much attention to details. She was truly an artist at making things beautiful and appreciating beauty. She would be absolutely flabbergasted with trashy Tess.
