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Makeover All-Stars.(makeover transformations of stars)(Brief Article)
Makeover All-Stars
Judy Matz, Abigail Einstein, and Sasha Charnin Morrison all captivated readers with their Allure Total Makeover transformations. Now they look back, cut loose, and kiss that dreaded black bathing suit good-bye.
Picasso believed any great piece of work was never truly finished -- a sentiment that must resonate with the women of Total Makeover. Though Judy Matz, Abigail Einstein, and Sasha Charnin Morrison completed their yearlong challenges, the next chapter of their transformations is still being written. With that in mind, we revisited the inspiring trio -- and this time, it's far more personal. After all, while pounds and inches can be measured mathematically, gauging the emotional impact of slimming down is decidedly trickier. Now that they've had time to reflect, the women reveal not only ...
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- Magazine article from: WWD Bercovici, Jeff James, Sara March 14, 2006 700+ words
...Janice Min in charge, but new fashion director Sasha Charnin-Morrison still has a steep learning curve ahead. After...It's only a bead and a frock." One perk Charnin-Morrison isn't too concerned about walking away from...
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- Newspaper article from: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD) July 3, 2006 700+ words
...doesn't want to dress like a rock star?" says Sasha Charnin Morrison, fashion director at Us Weekly, which has featured...piece of it mixed with something current," says Charnin Morrison. "It's the scarf that gets tied on to a bag...
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- Newspaper article from: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD) April 2, 2007 700+ words
...always profiting from the look of Madonna," says Sasha Charnin Morrison, fashion director at Us Weekly magazine. "But...2007, you don't want to look at it," says Charnin Morrison of Us Weekly. "The thing that's nice about...
- A fashionable force to be reckoned with.
- Newspaper article from: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD) July 27, 2006 700+ words
...t a good look. The movie's cops are dressed in much darker colors. "There's no pastels here," says Sasha Charnin Morrison, fashion director at Us Weekly magazine. "But these two guys are so hot, does it matter if they even wear...
- Faces.
- Magazine article from: Footwear News Newman, Eric Anniss, Elisa May 22, 2006 700+ words
...Tribeca digs, included Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson, celeb stylist June Ambrose and US Weekly's Sasha Charnin Morrison, whose father, Martin, originally penned "It's The Hard Knock Life" - later sampled by Jay-Z on his album...
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- Magazine article from: WWD February 27, 2004 700+ words
...confessed to staying in low-profile hotels they would never have considered a season ago. But then there's Sasha Charnin Morrison, fashion market director at Allure, the last of the great big spenders. "It's even more thrilling to shop...
- The anniversary issue thirty something. (Letter From the Editors).
- Magazine article from: W Bagley, Christopher August 1, 2002 700+ words
...and the rest of the staff began canvasing every vintage dealer and fashion hound they know. One, Allure's Sasha Charnin Morrison, graciously dug up her 1984 Stephen Sprouse prom dress, which proved a remarkably good fit for the pregnant...
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- Magazine article from: WWD Lockwood, Lisa Bernstein, Jacob Braunstein, Peter Socha, Miles Conti, Samantha July 19, 2002 700+ words
...Heckler will be succeeded by Katie Meyer, who joins from Allure, where she assisted fashion market director Sasha Charnin Morrison. A replacement for Fox has not been named yet. FORTUNE 500: Yes, there's still heaps of money in lipsticks...