Because Ashley, Katy,Victoria and Emma just weren’t enough, here’s an extra bunch of celebs and their chosen outfits for the VMAs last night: Audrina Patridge, who is in a very shiny phase, a flawless pear-shape in a little black dress, aka Maria Menounos, a very leggy Kesha with many extra inches of hair and more shine and sparkle from Lo Bosworth and Sofia Vergara.
The Hills star Lo Bosworth relaxed in the sun at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles after participating in the NIVEA Good-bye Cellulite Challenge (see Lo’s thoughts on cellulite HERE)!
The Hills’ Lo has a little bit of something to share:
“I’m not afraid to tell the world that I have cellulite – most women do. It’s more common than people think,†said Bosworth. “I am so excited that with the help of NIVEA and the ‘Good-bye Cellulite, Hello Bikini! Challenge,’ I can take control of my body and feel even more confident on the beach this summer.â€
… a little bit of advertising there at the end, Â but OK.
Heidi Montag’s co-stars Audrina Patridge and Lo Bosworth shared their thoughts about Heidi’s excessive plastic surgeries. Let’s hear them out!
Audrina’s view:
“I haven’t seen how she looks, so it’s hard for me to comment on it, but these are her decisions, and as long as Heidi is happy, that’s all that matters,” says Patridge, who has denied reports she’s also undergone cosmetic surgery.
“I think it’s a case of, ‘To each their own,’ ” she told PEOPLE on Thursday while at Kari Feinstein’s Style Lounge at Zune in West Hollywood, “but 10 procedures in one day is a little much.”
Lo’s view:
“I hope that girls don’t read the article, look at the decisions that Heidi made, and think that’s normal,” Bosworth tells PEOPLE. “She was quoted as saying that [practically] every celebrity in Hollywood has these procedures done, every day . . . And that’s just not true. I would never want young girls to read that and think it’s the standard that they need to be measured by.”
I am not against it. If some wrinkles come across my face, sure, I’ll get a little Botox, it’s not a big deal,” she says. “I think you should do what you want to do to take care of yourself. I just hope that the girls who look up to us and watch us don’t look at what Heidi did as the only way to be successful and beautiful.”
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