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Girls Aloud in Tiny Rubber Outfits + Then and Now

March 29, 2009 in Cheryl Cole, Then and Now by Versus

Girls Aloud in Tiny Rubber Outfits + Then and Now | cheryl cole

So this is a 2 in 1 post:

* First, we’ve got the girls in some plastic outfits – and while the clothes might look good on Nadine and on Kimberly, they surely don’t look good on Cheryl above… just weird (plus, she looks uncomfortable).

* Secondly, we’ve got a flashback: Girls Aloud a few years back, when Nadine, Cheryl and even Nicola were less skinny. Around that time, Cheryl was 133 lbs at 5′3” and wore size 29 jeans.

Girls Aloud in Tiny Rubber Outfits + Then and Now | cheryl cole

Check out the rest of the girls in tiny plastic outfits after the jump!

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Lindsay Lohan – 1 Girl, 2 (Very Similar) Outfits

March 20, 2009 in 1 Girl 2 Outfits, Lindsay Lohan by Versus

Lindsay Lohan   1 Girl, 2 (Very Similar) Outfits | 1 girl 2 outfits

Lindsay. Lohan. Leggins. The popular “L” trio!

Verdict? Not looking as super-mega-giga-skinny as she did a few weeks back… even though she’s wearing black.

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Then and Now: Eva Herzigova in a Bikini

March 14, 2009 in Hot Models, Then and Now by Versus

Then and Now: Eva Herzigova in a Bikini | hot models

So, here’s a slim & curvy Eva on the left (2 months after giving birth, wow!) and a skinny Eva on the right. Even though in the left pic, Eva is a new mommy, facts are that she is now much skinnier than her pre-pregnancy days. In fact, Eva was always famous for her curves (at least for her upper ones), since she successfully represented Wonderbra (pic on the next page).

Then and Now: Eva Herzigova in a Bikini | hot models

When asked about her visible weight loss, Eva replied:

“I have lost weight without really noticing,” the model says, “I haven’t dieted and I am healthy. I am perfectly happy with my weight and this is my natural structure.”

“I have never tried to lose weight—it hasn’t been intentional.”

“I am a busy working mother, I have a hectic life rushing around looking after my toddler combined with a busy career.”

Check out  one more comparison, plus a curvier Eva as the Wonderbra model… after the jump!

 

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Cheryl Burke Talks About Her Weight, Too

February 24, 2009 in General by Versus

Cheryl Burke Talks About Her Weight, Too | general

Dancing with the Stars Cheryl Burke talks about her weight, too – here’s what she had to say:

“I decided over the summer to stop taking birth control pills. I did it thinking that I was going to lose more weight for the season. But it actually did the opposite. It made me gain weight. If anything, when I am stressed or emotional, I don’t eat.”

She denies she is an emotional eater. “If anything, when I am stressed or emotional, I don’t eat,” she says.

These days, she says she is done being bullied about her figure.

“At the end of the day, I really love to dance,” she says. “It makes me want to go out there and just shut everyone up.”

See one more pic of Cheryl and her hot boyfriend on the second page!

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Which Lindsay Do You Prefer? Curvy Lindsay VS Skinny Lindsay!

February 23, 2009 in Body Type and Clothes, Lindsay Lohan, Skinny Versus Curvy Battle, Then and Now by Versus

Which Lindsay Do You Prefer? Curvy Lindsay VS Skinny Lindsay! | body type clothes

Curvy Lindsay is from a few years back. Plus points: she looks healthy and she’s a redhead. Minus points: the unnatural tan.

Skinny Lindsay is from last night. Plus points: the dress, which is white and pleated and it gives her a “curvier” shape. Plus, the dress covers Lindsay’s skinniest parts: her shoulders and chest, so she doesn’t look as terribly skinny. Minus points: she’s obviously (and unnaturally) underweight.

Check out how much her face has changed because of the weight loss – where is she prettier?

Which Lindsay Do You Prefer? Curvy Lindsay VS Skinny Lindsay!

Pick your favorite!

More pictures of the skinny Lindsay after the jump!

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