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mwmisses4289

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38. Curious as to whether that was an actual fashion show or

Reply to KT2000 (Reply #26)

Thu Apr 30, 2026, 10:11 PM

Apr 30

a theatre in the round production, where the fashion show was the background for the point the play was trying to make. It was interesting, especially the face prosthetic on the women in the white blouse. Couldn't watch all of it, the music was incredibly irritating to me.

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NYT Guest Opinion "Rich People Didn't Look Like This Before" [View all] SalamanderSleeps Apr 30 OP

Kick dalton99a Apr 30 #1

Good. It makes it easier to spot them Endlessmike56 Apr 30 #2

Easier to spot the rich.... carpetbagger Apr 30 #34

Luxury brand Matires Fecales??? "Fecales" calls to mind... 3catwoman3 Apr 30 #3

How does The Onion stay in business? Pinback Apr 30 #23

The movie "Brazil" turned out to be prophetic ... nt eppur_se_muova Apr 30 #4

Oh yes, that's the image that came to mind PatSeg Apr 30 #9

And that wasn't the only thing it was prophetic about. Grokenstein Apr 30 #13

It has been so many years that PatSeg Apr 30 #15

Everytime I see those faces I think of this pic kimbutgar Apr 30 #19

It's called "Uglification". Many of them were pretty or handsome before they had stuff done. mwmisses4289 Apr 30 #5

And how about these attractive women in their 20s PatSeg Apr 30 #10

Disturbing! They gave away their natural beauty and for what? Passages Apr 30 #24

Exactly PatSeg Apr 30 #25

Yes. It is so sad for those very reasons. Passages Apr 30 #28

And it can't transform their broken self-image PatSeg Apr 30 #33

So sorry to hear that. I have a cousin, her daughter went through something similar and thankfully pulled out Passages Apr 30 #36

Why do they hate the way god made them? MagickMuffin Apr 30 #32

I was just thinking the other day Figarosmom Apr 30 #6

They look like they were attacked by bees! BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 30 #29

That's what Karoline Leavitt reminds me of PatSeg Apr 30 #35

The rich watched the Hunger Games Quanto Magnus Apr 30 #7

And, as always, they didn't get Bettie Apr 30 #16

The poor man's version of this is Politicub Apr 30 #8

Beauty Knows No Pain JoseBalow Apr 30 #31

Kinda makes the petty assertions of 'class envy' we so often hear Torchlight Apr 30 #11

I've alaways liked the term "Mar-a-Lago Face" johnnyplankton Apr 30 #12

So true. ananda Apr 30 #14

Masks shoule be worn at Halloween. They have that look year-round. twodogsbarking Apr 30 #17

Kinda glad that I'm not rich ... oldsoldierfadingfast Apr 30 #18

customizable uglifying relayerbob Apr 30 #20

+1,000,000 Dawson Leery Apr 30 #27

Reminds me of that woman, whose name I don't recall, who was known for plastic surgery gone bad.... Sogo Apr 30 #21

Jocelyn Wilderstein BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 30 #30

Yes, I googled it, and that's who I was thinking of.... Sogo Apr 30 #37

The few women I know who have done this were really pretty when they were younger and can't admit they are aging and kimbutgar Apr 30 #22

Watched the show on YouTube KT2000 Apr 30 #26

Curious as to whether that was an actual fashion show or mwmisses4289 Apr 30 #38