This Week’s Hollywood Moments
Moments of fortune, fame, and fashion…from the mouth of Very Famous to you! Published every Friday.
✨🌴 The 411 🌴✨
Matt and Viviana of pop-up gallery THNK1994 discovered that Denise Richards was a surprise guest model on Monday’s episode of The Price Is Right. “She’s a JOY!” according to THNK1994 and another headline raved that she “stole the show!” Richards wore a shimmery disco-silver dress alongside some of the costars from The Bold and the Beautiful.
On the soap, she plays Shauna, “a fun-loving, hard-working single mother from Las Vegas who has a past and big secrets to spill.”
Abigail Bell Vintage, Brooklyn emporium of “Floridian motel-chic plaster lamps”, seashell-shaped items, and palettes reminiscent of the living room from 1995’s Safe, did a drop of delectable foods frozen in time. The spilled ice cream on a CD cover is our favorite!
Form your own British girl group with the PrettyLittleThing x Little Mix collection. Snake-print trousers, jacquard corsets, and black vinyl puff-sleeve shirts are all very fun! You can shop the collection here.
✨🌴 Glamorous Reflections 🌴✨
Roberto Cavalli Giving Celebrities Phone Calls
One time in Beverly Hills, Very Famous walked by an empty Roberto Cavalli shop on Rodeo Drive, and it really felt like some sort of sign! With a Versace-esque lifestyle brand expansion of enveloping opulence, in this 2009 Vanity Fair interview, Cavalli had just opened a seven-story department store in Paris. Ten years later, he had closed all of his U.S. stores and the store in Paris.
Here are some quality excerpts from Cavalli’s Nokia phone conversations during the interview:
“Cindy! Where are you, amore mio?” he asked Cindy Crawford, who replied, “In L.A. At lunch.”
“Lenny! Is it true what they write in the newspaper—that you were dancing very narrow with Madonna?” he asked Lenny Kravitz. “Oh, they’re such bullshitting!”
“David Copperfield! Don’t forget: you promised to teach me some of your tricks!”
“Paris! Where are you? In Berlin? Kiss, kiss! Ah, beh-bi, I miss you!”
A sensual sunset of a cover and a sentiment
“I don’t think of myself as beautiful but I know I have a deep, sensual drive. People respond to that more than physicality because your spirit never ages.” @pamfoundation on the July 2001 cover photographed by David LaChapelle pic.twitter.com/hunND6JBuI
— Playboy (@Playboy) November 3, 2019
