WRITER | PRODUCER | ACTOR | MANIFESTATION + SELF-LOVE MUSE
Whitney, who started out as a reluctant, “I’m-just-an-intern” co-star on The Hills before moving to New York, “working” for Diane von Furstenburg and getting her own show, The City, started her line Witney Eve in 2007 and surprise! She doesn’t actually design each and every piece.
Or at least that’s what Adrienne Baravetto, a former member of her design team, claims. Baravetto’s even more upset that her verbal agreement with Whitney hasn’t been honored, the one in which she was promised $80,000 annually and 25% of the company.
Of course Whitney’s rep says the claims are “baseless.”
On the one hand, no one suspects that Whitney’s the creative genius behind the line. On the other, one probably shouldn’t agree to design an entire collection under another, more famous person’s name, with nothing but a verbal agreement.
I'm not saying it was your fault
Although you could have done more
Oh you're so naive yet so
How could this be done
Your such a smiling sweetheart
Oh and your sweet and pretty face
In such an ugly way
Something so beautiful
That everytime I look inside
I know that she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it may be
She's still out to get me
I know that she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it may be
She's still out to get me
I may say it was your fault
Cause I know you could have done more
Oh you're so naive yet so
How could this be done
By such a smiling sweetheart
Oh and your sweet and pretty face
In such an ugly way something so beautiful
Everytime I look inside
I know that she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it may be
She's still out to get me
I know that she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it may be
She's still out to get me
How could this be done
By such a smiling sweetheart
Oh you're so naive yet so
Such an ugly thing
Someone so beautiful
And everytime you're on his side
I know she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it maybe be she's still out to get me
And I know she knows that I'm not fond of asking
True or false it maybe be she's still out to get me
Just don't let me down
Just don't let me down
Hold on to your kite
Just don't let me down
Just don't let me down
Hold on to your kite
Just don't let me down
Just don't let me down
Hold on to this kite
Just don't let me down
Song lyrics: The Kooks, Naive
Pic from Purple Magazine
The girls are very cute, and obviously not models; it’s both refreshing and encouraging to see real girls hawking clothes for real girls.
But turns out the blonde girl, who they call Elie, is actually Nathalie Love. Her mom, Lisa Love, is the West Coast editor of Teen Vogue and Nathalie just made a movie with Uma Thurman.
By Britt Aboutale from fashionista.com
