Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Taylor Swift and Ashley Greene share their MET fashion secrets
Taylor Swift and Ashley Greene chatted to People about the struggle it took to look flawless in their priceless gowns.
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All that glitters isn't gold. Taylor Swift and Ashley Greene may have looked like a million bucks during last night's MET Gala, but it wasn't exactly easy to look that good. (See photos from the gala here.)
Both girls chatted to People about the struggle it took to look flawless in their priceless gowns. Greene, who wore a stunning custom Donna Karan gown, told the mag, “I had to do some strength training to wear it.”
As we all know, beauty is pain -- and it's no exception when you're an A-list star. According to People, Greene told reporters, “I saw it and was kind of like, ‘Anything is worth it to wear this dress.’”
Swift on the other hand, had to do a different kind of workout to get her gown to the gala. “I’m comfortable,” she said of her J. Mendel gown. “It’s a little difficult with the train. But I’ve experienced worse," she explained, adding, "The car ride over here was interesting. You have to lay down on the seat and take the train and crumple it up on your lap.”
We may not be traveling in chauffeured limos anytime soon but at least we'll have a good excuse for lying down in the back of a cab the next time we leave a party in the wee hours of the morning.
Both girls chatted to People about the struggle it took to look flawless in their priceless gowns. Greene, who wore a stunning custom Donna Karan gown, told the mag, “I had to do some strength training to wear it.”
As we all know, beauty is pain -- and it's no exception when you're an A-list star. According to People, Greene told reporters, “I saw it and was kind of like, ‘Anything is worth it to wear this dress.’”
Swift on the other hand, had to do a different kind of workout to get her gown to the gala. “I’m comfortable,” she said of her J. Mendel gown. “It’s a little difficult with the train. But I’ve experienced worse," she explained, adding, "The car ride over here was interesting. You have to lay down on the seat and take the train and crumple it up on your lap.”
We may not be traveling in chauffeured limos anytime soon but at least we'll have a good excuse for lying down in the back of a cab the next time we leave a party in the wee hours of the morning.
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