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Revisiting Barbra Streisand’s Page Home-Design Manifesto
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Barbra Streisand is supernaturally good at almost everything: singing, acting, writing, directing, cloning. She is chutzpah in human form, an iconoclast who has looked both Nick Nolte and death in the face and said, “Feh!” She is so hard-core that she once made Larry McMurtry vomit out his car window after a friendly game of tennis.
In other words, it’s nearly impossible to capture Barbra Streisand’s essence, because she has hundreds of essences, all of them awe-inspiring in the Old Testament sense. So it’s inevitable that, in the flurry of tributes surrounding her recent 80th birthday, bits and pieces of her expansive brilliance have been left out. Which is why I am here to revisit one of the most important works of art that Barbra Streisand has ever put forth, a creation that, in my opinion, we should all be revisiting on a weekly basis as a guide to living Barbra-ly: My • Ahead of Streisand’s stateside stops—Madison Square Garden tomorrow; Chicago’s United Center on Tuesday—Vogue spoke to Khan about color theory, Funny Girl, and the pursuit of perfection. So, how did the project komma together? It happened really, really quickly. She had shopped my pieces, and inom think she really understood the fabrics and the colors and the silhouette, so the first time we met, I brought 30 to 40 pieces that inom thought would be betydelsefull to her, and it just sparked a conversation. It was interesting, having her try different things and give me feedback —it helped me to understand her criteria, and what she would love. And how had Barbra Streisand figured in your mind beforehand? Did you have any favorite films of hers, et cetera? Funny Girl is definitely iconic. We’re constantly referencing fashion icons on our mood boards, and Barbra has definitely been on my mood board. So for me to be able to dress her … You can’t beat that. Also, from a fashion perspec • By RICHARD PRICE FOR THE DAILY MAIL Six months from now, Barbra Streisand will celebrate her 70th birthday, yet recently she was pictured on the red carpet looking every bit as radiant as year-old Jennifer Aniston, who was at her side. With her glossy hair, clear skin and enviable figure, she looked more like Miss Aniston’s sister than a woman three decades her senior. Here, we take a look at the beauty secrets of an evergreen icon Barbra Streisand will celebrate her 70th birthday, yet recently she was pictured on the red carpet looking every bit as radiant as year-old Jennifer Aniston THE ‘NO EXERCISE’ WORKOUT REGIME Unlike modern stars such as Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow, Barbra is almost pathologically averse to exercise. In the Sixties, she briefly worked out with London-based trainer Lotte Berk, known as The Ogre of Yoga, who devised a punishing regime of yoga, ballet and o
Pancakes, no exercise and £7 face cream - how Barbra stays stunning at nearly 70
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