i don't fall prey to anything too fake, too Hollywood and too unrealistic. i don't believe in the photo-shopped photos of Britney Spears and Kate Hudson splashed across tabloids every week.  I don't care for the fake bubbly blondes in Beverly, like Heidi Montag and Kristin Cavallari desperately trying to climb up the fame and wealth ladder to stardom. Like, yawn.
I love when I see originality or at least some form of opposition against the carbon copy style that is overtaking the Western world. I can appreciate Mary Kate's boho-grunge look and her detestation for teacup-sized pups and pink Louis Vouitton totes (although i  must admit Pocah is a chihuahua and is dressed in cute clothes, my ideal dog would be a White West highland terrier and a greyhound, and a doberman) and she doesn't vy for the spotlight and gets caught up in too much drama.

I can appreciate Kate Moss' cult-like fashion sense, although she does look a bit cracked out sometimes . Sienna I like because she does admittedly look good sometimes and has a naturally thin frame, I really love that MK has admitted to her ED problems and I guess she's #1 for me right now. I am very warm towards Agnes Deyns' London style which is like a Emo , punk and vintage mix and her ever-changing hair colour. She's a cool girl, and a pretty thin model.  I like Nicole Richie's boho style but I don't particularly like her , her (or Rachel Zoe her stylist) has some pretty good fashion sense ...I love the super skinny ones who are OBVIOUSLY sick and dietting and the wannabes like Kate Bosworth and Ashlee Simpson, we have to give them credit for trying right? Of course the queen of thin Victoria Beckham but she is looking glamwhorous lately.

The bottom line, being thin and stylish and beautiful is imporant. Having your own style and your own quirky beauty? Even better!