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VOGUE: Point Of View.(Brief article)
THE ILLUSIONIST
STEP 1: Give thanks for what your mama gave you.
STEP 2: Bone up on the latest shape-shifting bluffs and dodges.
STEP 3: Work your magic.
Remember how in the early 1990s we alllaughablythought we needed clunk-heeled boots, chunky as toasters, to "balance out" the rest of our silhouette? And how, back in the eighties, a T-shirt the size of a swimming-pool cover, together with leggings, created a sort of SpongeBob effect, skinny sticks below and TORSO "SINS" CONCEALED? Looking back, you'd think the Western world had lost its mind as well as its taste. But no. Our eyes ...
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- Magazine article from: Art in America Wei, Lilly January 1, 2004 700+ words
...writer from various angles, close up and closer--multiple takes on hatted head, supple hands, vested midriff, trousered legs, shod feet, like a cinematic reconstruction pieced together from a series of stills--in what Joyce biographer Richard Ellman...
- Interview: Not just another pretty face
- Newspaper article from: The Independent - London ANGELA LAMBERT May 31, 1994 700+ words
...in what they perceive you to be." Veronica Webb enters my drawing room as delicately as a gazelle, tittuping on slender legs shod in clumpy boots. She is 5ft 10in but looks taller because her legs are so long and her leather miniskirt so short. Her torso...
