Word: glamourizing
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...cattily. Then came Botox--the relatively cheap and painless gateway drug of cosmetic work--and plastic surgery was being touted in women's magazines and on talk shows. This has been a boon to surgeons, but it has turned plastic surgery into the new Las Vegas: once laced with glamour and vice, now opened up to boring normal people...
...crown is only the latest in a series of accolades for Redd, ranging from a book deal—she co-authored Princeton Review’s The Girls’ Guide to the SAT—to an appearance in Glamour magazine’s “Top 10 College Women” spread...
...added that another reason to volunteer was his desire for “a little glamour and adventure.” Though he found plenty of adventure, he said, the glamour “didn’t last long...
...always done in shaping the Martha Stewart television shows, magazine and home products. "It's business as usual," the representative says. Stewart will continue to appear on the TV shows, and the magazine will continue to be animated with scenes from her carefully crafted life of gracious country glamour. At least one expert on branding suggests that this is the opposite of what the company should be doing--steering Martha Stewart the company away from Martha Stewart the person. "Her face time has got to be cut down," says Donny Deutsch, CEO of Deutsch Inc., part of the Interpublic advertising...
...added that another reason to volunteer was his desire for “a little glamour and adventure.” Though he found plenty of adventure, he said, the glamour “didn’t last long...