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I could barley see the Mona Lisa when I went to the Louvre. There was a little partial wall keeping people back from it. Then there were people crowded up against that. I was surprised at how small the painting was too.
 
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When I went there was a wooden railing and then a rope further back and there were a ton of people. And they had it in a plastic case and a light was reflecting off it so you couldn't see anything. I was like what is even the point.
 
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Ladybug09 said:
Yep smooth lines and structure underneath the garment. (especially in the girdle/corset days)....Ladies in the 30, 40, 50 weren't fat but wore them.

Also, 'spanx' has been around for agessssssssssss, but the Spanx lady just learned how to market them better.
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It's like when women wore slips or things to keep jiggle in control.
 
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Her face looks different in those Louvre pics...

Saw this on tumblr a few mins ago and :-s Someone got a bit scissor happy with their bangs...this might be the most unflattering pic I've seen of her. Leave the cutting to your stylist, Bey.

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leeann said:
I dont understand the big deal. Its an ugly painting and supposedly its not even finished. Ive even heard its not a female but a man in drag.
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No, it's not a man in drag. It's supposed to portray the fusion of male and female.

There were two supposed muses that inspired the painting -Gian Giacomo Caprotti, an apprentice to Da Vinci. The other was Lisa Gherardini - the wife of a rich merchant.

In any case Da Vinci always painted an abstract ideal of beauty.

Edit: That fringe belongs back circa the "Telephone" era with Gaga.
 
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