My Shoes Review on "Celebrities Undressed" by Kat Giantis

Yesterday Kat Giantis has write a review on celebrities fashion in MSN and now i want to review the shoes that the celebrities weared. Just read it enjoy with it.

First Celebrities

What writes on MSN:

Oy, Robot: What would you do with $100,000? Pay off your college loans, perhaps? Buy a house? Maybe splurge on that double bypass you've been dying for? Eh, who needs financial stability, shelter or unobstructed blood flow when you can have a pair of futuristic gold Balenciaga robot leggings so singular that even persnickety C-3PO -- the very droid who reportedly inspired the articulated britches -- would drop his British reserve to declare them "utterly fabulous!" Beyoncé hits the stage at the BET Awards decked out in so much precious metal she could be a pinup girl in the security office of Fort Knox. Never one to choose comfort over impractically ornate and uncomfortably chafing couture, the va-va-va-voomy chanteuse will likely need a tub of Vaseline and the Jaws of Life to pry her free from her pricey pants prison. Still, Beyoncé deserves kudos for blasting the "Star Wars" theme out of orbit by binding her boobs with the much-fantasized-about gold bikini top that Princess Leia was forced to lounge around in while chained to the fleshy rolls of Jabba the Hutt. (Frank Micelotta/Getty Images)

And What catega writes:
the shoes actually match with the clothes even though it's look expensive but the shoes is just nice with the cloth. Nice Try Beyonce.

Second celebrities:


What writes on MSN:

Blushed Away: "I love him," gushes Eva Green of Dior designer John Galliano, the man responsible for her Pepto Bismol-by-way-of-Bazooka-hued haute couture abomination. "He has the Dior chic and, on top of that, a certain madness." Well, we definitely buy that last part. Sanity doesn't seem to have played a significant role in the unconventional couturier's creation of the Bond beauty's hilariously high-fashion frock, what with its erratic embroidery and frostinglike fabric layers that would look far more appetizing atop a little girl's birthday cake. Galliano appears to have pieced together the outré outfit after catching a double feature of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert," finding equal inspiration in the colorful robes of ancient China and the bawdy camp of a trio of Down Under cross-dressers. Eva earns extra guffaws by setting off her gilded getup with a less-than-fetching Femullet and hot pink ankle-tie platforms so ridiculously precipitous even the perma-high-heel-teetering Olsen twins would topple over from vertigo. (Eric Ryan/Getty Images)

And What catega writes:
For me once again the shoes colour is match with the cloths she's look beautiful but for me, may be she doesn't need a high heels shoes.

Celebrities 3;

What writes on MSN:

Ginger Scraps: Life hasn't always been easy for Strawberry Shortcake. After a deliciously idyllic childhood spent surrounded by oodles of fruit-based pals, she struck out on her own, only to discover the world can sometimes be a cruel, cruel place. But after soul-searching stints on a hippie-run commune and in a "Little House on the Prairie" re-enactment group, she's now ready to make her mark. Her first order of business: bringing her unique fashion sensibility to the masses. And things are already taking off. Fellow redhead Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell slipped into an original Shortcake creation to announce the reformation of the Spice Girls, styling a free-spirited calico frock inspired by the tiered dessert trays of the designer's youth. (Ferdaus Shamim/WireImage.com)

And What catega writes:
Just ordinary expensive shoe. Not really match with his cloths but too weird also look ordinary for me.

Celebrities 4:

What writes on MSN:
Groom With an Ew: Quiz time, people. Helena Bonham Carter puts the ooky in kooky while (a) trying to win first prize in a Björk-a-like contest; (b) shopping for the perfect pair of floppy, bell-topped shoes to complement her court jester costume; (c) attempting to raise awareness of London's homeless population by donning duds she'd earmarked for donation, which explains her dubious decision to wear Brad Pitt's weight-lifting belt from "Fight Club" with a tattered Victorian blouse straight off the set of "A Room With a View"; or (d) testing her theory that using an oversize Magic Eye image as a skirt is a great way to distract people from the fact that neither deep conditioner nor a comb has touched her once lusciously cascading locks for a long, long time. (Michael Melia/Retna Ltd.)

And What catega writes:
Sporty shoes wizard like fashion. Look weird like psychic personality
but the shoe.... actually every youngster now likes this shoe including me. i have one but not the same color. next time i will show you all






Celebrities 5:

What writes on MSN:

Romper Stomper: You gotta hand it to Sarah Michelle Gellar. Few women could look this cool and confident while kitted out in a silvery satin strapless onesie. The once and hopefully future "Buffy" stumps for a blowout sale at London's Harrods department store styling deep-pocketed belted baggy boxers and a breathtaking (literally), bulletproof bustier. Happily, this bold combination of Garanimal chic and sci-fi foxiness is also quite versatile, easily taking Gellar from schooling a smitten Elroy Jetson on his ABCs to auditioning for a titular role in the long-awaited "Wonder Woman vs. Barbarella" big-screen showdown. Sarah adds a touch of maturity to her juvenile jumpsuit by strapping on Christian Louboutin peep-toe stilettos that are totally -- and we beg you to forgive us for this -- to slay for. (Doug Peters/PA Photos/Retna Ltd.)

And What catega writes:
nice shoe, nice body, likes everything is perfect. i hope you guys agree with me. the shoe is fahionable and worth... very worth it's make you happy and smile always... why? because it's comfortable for the ladies...

Celebrities 6:

What writes on MSN:

Geezer Burn: It's no easy feat dousing the volcanic hotness that is Jessica Biel, who recently scorched the pages of GQ in a moistened, two-sizes-too-small bikini. But she somehow manages to turn her five-alarm figure into a smoldering ruin thanks to a tragically dumpy tan duster last seen hanging off the sturdy shoulders of Dorothy Zbornak during a group hug with the rest of the Golden Girls. Alas, not even the nubile starlet's second-skin jeans, tantalizing tease of cleavage and just-rolled-out-of-bed tresses can overcome the "Silkwood"-strength cold shower that is her hoary housecoat. (Chad Buchanan/Getty Images)

And What catega writes:
ordinary shoe... many working women choose this shoe because it's look formal and can wear to any function or activities except for sports.


Celebrities 7:
What writes on MSN:
Graceless Kelly: Kelly Clarkson is having one of those days when absolutely nothing goes her way. Bad enough that her shirt was shredded in the washer, forcing her to fashion a new one using nothing but a red silk hanky and a pack of Twizzlers. But the belter's bad luck continued when she got down on her knees to pray that her improvised top would hold together when she hit the high notes. How was she supposed to know she was genuflecting in wet paint? Still, those setbacks are minor compared to what happened next. In the surest sign yet that the universe is conspiring against the lovely, likable singer, she was the victim of an embarrassing incident involving her groin and an errant boomerang, which wedged so tightly in her already taut trousers that all subsequent songs she warbled were in a key only canines could hear. (Chris Daniels/Retna Ltd.)

And what catega writes:
No shoe review.... beautiful girl but not the body... please build your body kelly... your beauty girl don't worst you body.


Celebrities 8:
What writes on MSN:

Gyllen-pall: It's hard not to like Maggie Gyllenhaal. There's something about her that's just so darn relatable. Unfortunately, in this desperately dumpy Dries Van Noten (emphasis on "not") number, the only thing she seems related to is a septuagenarian seamstress with a split personality. The topknot-sporting actress' two-in-one dress forms an unholy union between the habiliment horror that is the high-necked shrug and a fusty, floral- and fauna-bedecked silk sack from the "Simpsons'" new Patty and Selma-designed active spinster line. Maggie then magnifies the unsexiness of her ensemble with sensible sandals that are just the thing for the bunion sufferer in your life. On the plus side, her main accessory, baby daddy Peter Sarsgaard, is scruffily presentable in chef pants, a crisp white oxford and a thatch of manly chest hair. (Jemal Countess/WireImage.com)

And what catega writes:
what a nice a couple of shoe and a match couple (maybe). The men's shoe and lady sandal is match for them. It worths actually to have to both of the shoes. Nice try and thumbs up from me.

Celebrities 9:
What writes on MSN:

Athletic Supporter: Two, four, six, eight, who isn't quite a fashion plate? Miley Cyrus! The sweet-faced "Hannah Montana" starlet is a total cheer-tastrophe in an ensemble that would surely send any team's spirit spiraling. Miley pairs a pleated plaid miniskirt from Playboy's most recent "Catholic Schoolgirl" pictorial with embellished Converse high-tops and thigh-aspiring sweat socks apparently stolen from dad Billy Ray, resulting in a look that's about as appealing as "Dancing With the Stars" castoffs doing jazz hands while hoofing it to "Achy Breaky Heart." (Gregg DeGuire/WireImage.com)

And what catega writes:
Nice shoes, nice leg, nice body with the beautiful girl... What's a dream. May be i don't want the shoe but i want the girl. Hannah Montana, catega love you baby... you rules....

I hope you enjoy enjoy with my review shoes on "celebrities undressed".... if it makes you laugh, it's make me happy. With a smile a little laugh it can makes us improve our health. Like many people say laugh is the best medicine.

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