Re: Mary Beth

mishka14 · ‎04-20-2013

JavaQueen · ‎03-09-2010

I agree.

She had the bobbed hair, but I think on her, the longer style is better--not to be confused with Rapunzel, of course.

She is a great host.

mishka14 · ‎04-20-2013

@faeriemoon wrote:
I thought Mary Beth looked best with the bob she sported a few years ago. "Here's the thing" (couldn't resist), in Mary Beth's case I think it has less to do with the length than it does with the amount of poof and plaster. When she wears her hair longer it looks more "done", and I think that ages her. I didn't like her short hair (10-15 years ago) either for that very reason. The bob seemed swingier and less fussy.

totally agree, and yesterday she really looked like there were lots of "extra false pieces" in her hair...I didn't care for the look...but, goodness it's just my opinion!!!!

JavaQueen · ‎03-09-2010

A lot has to do with face shape and style. Some women look better with longer hair. Now I am not talking about Rapunzel length parted in the middle a la old hippie. But I don't think all women look good in short hair. We all don't look great in long hair either.

And in MB's case, it's professionally maintained. She looks lovely.

Spurt · ‎03-20-2010

@Sweet_Serenity wrote:

Christie Brinkley = Healthy Lifestyle! 64? Wow!

@Sweet_Serenity

Come on she had "work" done.....

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santorini · ‎03-09-2010

@hyacinth003 wrote:
@Big Joanie wrote:
i have caught Mary Beth on air several times in the last couple of weeks
and thought the hair is too long ....I'm not saying short short .. but I think
this lenght ages her .....
I seldom see Mary Beth due to the time she is on.

One day I did see her, and thought "wow, she looks so much younger with that short hair." Then she turned to the side and it was just pinned up in the back!

I have yet to see ANY woman who doesn't look younger when they cut their hair.

Hyacinth

And I think just the opposite. I see an older lady who goes short and think "there it is - the I'm-giving-up-and-going-with-the-easy-boy-look." I have very thick, full, healthy, curly hair that is almost bra length. I have no plans to go short.

Sweet_Serenity · ‎01-22-2016

@Spurt

Never denied the facts, of course CB had work done...nothing to do with her incredibly toned body, comes from working-out. She looks amazing!

Mona_L · ‎08-07-2014

@mishka14 wrote:
Please post a pic of yourself, I'd like to critique your "look."

NO pic of me....I am old, fat and ugly...and I certainly know it.....I critique myself enough for everyone.....

In a way, we all resemble C. Brinkley only slightly different here and there. It's the kindness one exudes ... not what our mirror possesses.