Sunday, February 12, 2012

Grammy Awards 2012: Who Wore What? Robyn

Mullet Robyn: Let's begin from head to toe--She's got TONGS on her ear, a white drop-shoulder oversized t-shirt that looks like she got from the Kmart Men's section, a not-so-flattering "high-low" skirt that is too tight (see the rippling and pulling across her thigh/abdomen) and then she finishes it all off with...

These Platform Construction Boots from a "Club Kid's Closet circa 1996". Oh Miss Robyn, WHYYYY?????? Dear Blog Readers, please ESPLAINNNNN and leave your comments below!!!


5 comments:

Anonymous said...

There are hardly words...

Anonymous said...

Robyn is a knockout. Weep fashionistas. Don't f. Tell her what to do!!

Anonymous said...

Robyn is a knockout. Weep fashionistas! Don't f....tell her what to do!!

simay yergün said...

those are the ugliest shoes i've ever seen!!

Javier Vargas said...

well, that is Robyn! She does herself and not what people here in the U.S. thinks is cool. However, please note; who copied Robyn's look just one week later at the Brit Awards? Miss Rihanna. haha

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