numero duo

so you all know the logic behind my shortie famous person thingy

Natalie Portman is absolutely beautiful and is know for being very petite

the miniscule actress is only 5'3 !!

Wearing Lanvin for the 2005 Oscars

and was anyone else mesmerized by her spread in V magazine?

Swimsuit top Bottega Venatta, Shoulder pads Keko Hainswheeler

I guess it's second nature to look this good when you've been friends with Issac Mizrahi since you were 14 and Zac Posen considers you his muse.

For her 2003 New Year's Pary she wore a Zac Posen dress that had $10,000 worth of crystals sewn into it. I want that gig!!!

and here is Mr Posen with his muse

I love Natalie, she's beautiful, a great actress and has great style

numero uno

if i am entirely honest (which i always try to be), i will tell you that i am not exactly the tallest person in the world. FAR from it! So i was very relieved to find out -with the help if IMDb- that many great actresses who I really admire are not really that tall. Take these two for instance.

This is the two of them at fashion week

Did you know that Mary-Kate is only 4'11 with Ashley being only just 5' ?!?! I feel much better...

So for the next few weeks i will be bringing you (as well as a regular post) many other short -rather, petite- stars to prove that the small of us are not little at heart!

TTFN, Ta Ta For Now!

Let it Snow!

So I'm not sure i yet mentioned, but I flew out to Washington D.C. a few days ago. Hence the absence of posts. Anyway, turn on the news and you will see that we have quite a lot of snow here! My family and I are walking everywhere in the snow because there are no buses running, the D.C. metro has shut down because of ice on the tracks, and no cab drivers want to brave the snow! So we did some Christmas shopping today, in case they're reading (which I doubt) I won't divulge any of the gifts I bought...yet! The one thing both my mother and I bought the other day was go out and buy snow boots! We raced into Finellie's Basement (if that's how you spell it!) literally minutes before it closed. So, naturally, what we found was what we got! I'm planning on attacking them with my Grandmother's paint when we get down to Long Island. If we ever do! There's two feet of snow there too apparently. I'm excited. I get to see my Grandparents, and my other Godmother who is an ex dancer-turned yoga instructor. She also knitts really well. Not the kind where you smile, say "Yes it's great" when you get, and then burn with relish when you get home. The kind of insane scarfs, obscure neck-warmer things, and pretty cool ponco's. Anyway, off to dinner now. Back soon!