Shame of This Japanese Caster, Minako Nakano, 中野美奈子

中野美奈子アナの「最悪」アカデミー賞取材米国では「誰だコイツ？」「ぶち壊しだよ！」

Oscars 2013 Red Carpet: Best & Worst Moments

「スティーブン！　スティーブン！　ジャパニーズ……」、本当に叫んでいるので笑った・・・どうでもいいんだけどね？田舎っぺだなあ・・・(・o・)

Creepy Lip Makeup by Sandra Holmbom

 

Swedish makeup enthusiast Sandra Holmbom admits that her latest eye-lip make-up isn’t pretty, but for some reason it’s hard to take your eyes away from it. It leaves you confused and unsure whether it’s an eye or lips you’re looking at.

“It was a long time since I did something with my lips. Wanted to do something weird, yes, I can say that it is weird. But pretty, it’s not, but I had fun anyway,” says 26-year-old artist, who also goes by the pseudonym psychosandra.

If you still haven’t guessed, she painted the super realistic eye on her own lips! To make it look more confusing at a first glance, Sandra even attached fake eyelashes on the upper lip.

Wonder what she comes up with for Halloween season..?

It's bizarre make-up!

I don't want to kiss her!

Japan’s Finance Minister Rocks Gangster-style

Japan’s Finance Minister Rocks Gangster-style for G-20 Trip

Finance ministers are not often recognized for their fashion sense. But Japanese finance minister Taro Aso set Twitter ablaze Friday with his gangster-style attire as he was leaving Japan for the weekend’s G-20 meeting in Moscow. (Or was it a meeting of the heads of the Five Families?)

The 72-year-old Mr. Aso, who is also a former Japanese prime minister, is known to be a natty dresser.  Local media once reported that he even stitched lead weights in the hem of his trousers, so his pants can rest just so.

In the month and a half since Shinzo Abe became prime minister, Mr. Aso has already emerged as one of the cabinet’s more colorful figures. His stylish wardrobe is matched by a quick wit and an outspoken manner that periodically veers into gaffes.

Mr. Aso’s OG (original gangster) outfit Friday started trending on Twitter with “Mafia” and “Aso-san” popping up on the top trends list in Japan. He even got a thumbs-up from a Vogue Japan editor Mayumi Nakamura who called his travel gear “super cool.”

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