Heather Graham

June 11, 2009

The Fugover

Hey, Heather!

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Come on, turn around! That's a great color with your eyes, and I'm loving the strappy gold shoes. Don't be so bashful! Show us the front!
No, you are not experiencing fugja vu:

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[All photos: WENN.com]

I woke up this morning thinking I'd take a stab at fugging Heather Graham in this dress, which she wore a few days ago, only to find out Kristin Cavallari wore it last night and that her appearance was already in the fug pipeline.

Still, I forged ahead undaunted. Because they don't seem to be EXACTLY the same: Cavallari's appeared to be brown, whereas I think Graham's is fervently putting the "little" in "little black dress." Cavallari's was tighter; Graham's doesn't look stellar on her boobs, either, but at least they have room to breathe and I'm not concerned they're going to explode in protest. K.Cav picked summery, casual beige pumps, but Graham wanted strappier prom shoes. And while Cavallari's looks a little bit more like it's a bundle of safety pins away from being an homage to Elizabeth Hurley's infamous red-carpet debut, Heather's slits look a lot more like they have a backing panel. Because seriously, if that was flesh under those cutouts, we'd be on as intimate terms with her anatomy as her physician.

Graham's is also shorter, I think, which can lead to problems like this one:


November 10, 2008

Lost In Fug

Sometimes I forget Heather Graham exists. It's not her fault, really; just that ever since her face was plastered all over Los Angeles for three months promoting that ABC sitcom of hers that then got cancelled practically in the middle of its premiere episode, I haven't come across her in anything except for a cable screening of the second Austin Powers flick -- at which point I paused to pay homage to her giant hairpieces, and then changed the channel to something that didn't involve so many hideous poo jokes.

This was not the way I wanted to be reminded of her:

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In The Spy Who Shagged Me, Heather Graham looked about 22 even though she was at least 28 at the time. Now she's got a bit of that stiff Kidman sheen to her skin, like she's been Botoxing herself to the hilt and now it hurts to smile. But maybe that tight, awkward grin is because she just caught a glimpse of herself and realizes how unflattering and kinda musty-looking this dress is. It reminds me of the way people use the phrase "for the mature woman" with a certain inflection that secretly means "super freakin' old lady who smells like denture paste." There is so much going on, and none of it good.

Not to mention, after all that busyness everywhere else, the bottom of the damn thing just hangs there as if someone got too bored to do anything with it. So it's just along for the ride, praying it gets caught in a car door and torn away to freedom. I feel its pain.

February 7, 2008

Fug's Reasons Why Not

So Heather Graham has been blowing off fashion shows left and right this week, while judging from her sole appearance thus far, she REALLY NEEDS THE HELP:

As a woman in her early thirties, I have recently become obsessed with worrying that I am Dressing Too Young, if only because the whole Mutton Dressed As Lamb look can come off as so tragic. So when I saw this and thought to myself, "this is not how a 38 year old professional woman ought to dress," I wondered if perhaps I was projecting. And I realized that I was. Because no professional woman of any age ought to wear this, unless she is actually a Professional. If you know what I mean.

I realize that Heather Graham is, well, Heather Graham. And that I should show her mercy, because being one of the worst parts of a relatively well-liked movie trilogy like Austin Powers -- and in a role that should have been hard to screw up -- is a tough cross to bear, as is the spectacular failure of her terrible ABC sitcom that bombed despite a marketing campaign so pervasive they all but silkscreened the billboards to my pillowcases. [Cue the headlines: Emily's Reasaons Why Not ... To Watch This Show.]

At any rate, that and the fact that she wore the following to a Diesel event -- and was therefore probably asked to wear it -- almost rescued her from appearing on this page.

Almost.

Even if she was asked to wear that monstrosity, it's she who said yes, and she who slipped it on, and she who posed for photos instead of hiding herself behind the nearest clothing rack; ergo, it's she who bears the responsibility. Not that she doesn't have the figure to pull it off -- she is divinely curvy here -- but because thing is truly stupid.

For a moment I thought perhaps she had it on backwards, and that the bizarre pelvic flap was in fact supposed to go over her derriere, in some sort of risky and strange homage to the bathroom escape hatch in footie pajamas. That wouldn't have made it any better, certainly, but at least more readily explicable. As it is, we just have to sit back and sigh at the quadra-boob it's giving her as she strains against that hastily tied black ribbon -- a tenuous yoke on which her last gasp of modesty relies.

... Man. Seriously? I can't get over it: That is a supremely fugly, fugly crime against denim. I believe the wife of the mayor of Fugtopia wore that to his inauguration.

October 21, 2004

Fugstore Fugboy

Heather Graham is so confused:

Pants? Or macrame dress? Pants? Or macrame dress? Macrame dress with nipples showing, or marcrame dress with tank top? And what if none of it matches?

I guess, in long run, we ought to be grateful that she decided to wear everything instead of nothing at all. Even if "everything" includes a dress that she made during arts and crafts that one summer at Camp Kitchiwatchi. Because I think there was a real, real possibility at one point in her event preparation process when she thought about just wearing the dress and the dress alone.

We dodged a bullet, people.

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