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Showing posts with label seventeen magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seventeen magazine. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Top Stories

elle fanning spills her biggest fashion risk!

At just 13, Elle Fanning is already a total fashion icon! Elle sat down withSeventeen to talk fashion and her new movie, We Bought a Zoo. Check it out and learn where Elle gets her awesome style inspiration!

Elle Fanning stars in the new flick We Bought a Zoo, in theaters now. The stylish celeb sat down with Seventeen to talk about why she had a blast making this film, where she gets her style inspiration, and what trends she's currently loving. Check it out!

Seventeen: Do you feel like you can relate to Lily, your character in We Bought a Zoo?

Elle Fanning: I can! I’m actually a lot like her! I put a lot of myself into Lily. She’s always very happy and outgoing and I laugh a lot, so I definitely put a lot of my mannerisms into her.

17: Do you have any lessons that you learned through this character in the times you were playing her or through her character arc?

EF: Lily goes through some ups and does too, but her being so outgoing is the cute part about her. It teaches people not to be shy and it will be okay to just go for it.

17: Is that something you ever worry about? Are you shy?

EF: I’m pretty good with not being afraid to just go up to people and introduce myself.

17: Do you have any advice about how to do that? That’s something a lot of girls struggle with. They want to be more outgoing and fearless, but it’s hard sometimes. Do you have any advice for them?

EF: I think they just need to have that courage. There’s a really good line in our movie that says “all you need is 20 seconds of courage” and I think that’s super important. If you just think about that, then it will be fine.

17: What’s your favorite off camera memory from making this movie?

EF: This set was so exciting. It was very family oriented. Matt [Damon] brought his daughters and Cameron [Crowe, the director] would bring his sons. Just being on set with everyone was fun.

17: Let's transition to fashion. How would you describe your personal style?

EF: I always look at Style.com and look at all the designers and I know all the model’s names. For my own style, I love vintage. 60’s and 70’s are my favorite. I love baby doll dresses and the soft colors. I try to mix a little bit of modern into that — maybe I’ll wear it with boots. At my school we wear a uniform, but we have one day a week we can wear whatever we want.

17: Do you have a go-to outfit? If you only get one day a week I feel like that’s a lot of pressure!

EF: I take a lot of risks. I like to stand out and look unique. I break out a lot of my vintage dresses. I’m not afraid!

17: What’s the biggest fashion risk you’ve ever taken?

EF: I wore these men’s pants to school.

17: Like actual men’s pants or menswear?

EF: Like vintage 80’s men’s pants. They’re khakis. They’re super cool but really big, so I had to pull them up super high with a belt. It actually looked really good! Everyone liked them.

17: Who are your style icons?

EF: I love Alexa Chung. I like how she dresses young for her age. I’d much rather dress like a 5 year old than a 21 year old. I’d much rather wear a puffy sleeved shirt than some low-cut top.

17: Do you have a fashion obsession right now?

EF: At my school the big thing is denim jackets. They’re really coming back and we’re allowed to wear them on uniform days. I got this really good 80’s Guess denim jacket that I love.

17: What about a trend that you hate? Was there a 2011 trend that you wished would just go away?

EF: There hasn’t been anything I’ve worn that I’m like, “Ugh. I hate that trend!” I don’t really follow trends that much, but I always try to stay in the know. If there’s a trend, I try to make it my own.

17: Is there one thing people don’t know about you? Something people would be surprised to know?

EF: That’s hard! I feel like what you see is what you get with me. I don’t ever try to be someone else. I’m just myself. I’m very open.

Source: seventeen.com

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Top Stories

Books to Movies

books to movies: what to read now!

With the last Harry Potter, movie behind us, and the end of The Twilight Saga on the horizon, you might be feeling a little bit teary. But don't get too upset yet! To make up for the lack of dreamy vampires and awesome wizards, Hollywood is turning tons of other really cool books into big-screen sensations.

December 2011 will bring a major bestseller to life, with the American adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. With James Bond's Daniel Craig starring as disgraced journalist Mikael Blomkvist, and The Social Network's Rooney Mara as the antisocial genius Lisbeth Salander, this movie is pretty much guaranteed to be a hit. The murder mystery tale is seriously gripping, so prepare yourself for a really intense few hours.

For a less overwhelming alternative, this coming year will also bring us an animated version of the classic children's book, The Lorax. The story about factories destroying the environment is definitely relevant today. And with superstars like Zac Efron, Taylor Swift, Betty White, and Willow Smith doing the voices, it's sure to be a whole lot of fun.

And then next year, The Hunger Games comes out! Oscar-nominated actress, Jennifer Lawrence stars as the butt-kicking heroine Katniss. The phenomenal book series, by Suzanne Collins, is often called the new Twilight, but this war story feels entirely original. If any movie is a must-see for the upcoming year, this is the one.

Like The Hunger Games, the new adaptation of Romeo and Juliet also boasts an award-worthy cast. 14-year-old Hailee Steinfeld is set to play the epic star-crossed lover, Juliet. After her amazing breakout performance in True Grit, there is no doubt that Steinfeld can make the familiar role feel new. And for a bonus, Gossip Girl and The Vampire Diaries' hotties, Ed Westwick and Paul Wesley, are also in the cast! That's definitely a good reason to see this one.

So, if you're tired of all of your friends talking about the great books that they read, don't worry. This is the year for non-readers to catch up on all of the awesome lit that they have been missing. So readers and non-readers enjoy! It is time for the books to take over Hollywoood.

Source: seventeen.com


Saturday, September 24, 2011

Top Stories

Rachel Roy Goes Sporty With Amar'e Stoudemire

This fall, designer Rachel Roy is teaming up with basketball star Amar'e Stoudemire to bring together fashion and sports for the ultimate style mash-up.

The line for RACHEL Rachel Roy features sport-inspired separates like chic leather shorts, detailed denim jackets and easy jersey tees, adored with logos from your favorite basketball teams. The pieces, starting at $49, exude a casual, court-side cool, like Amar'e himself. These limited-edition pieces can be dressed up for a girls' night out or paired down for an effortless weekend look.

Source: http://www.seventeen.com/fashion/blog/

Thursday, July 7, 2011

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ABC Family has teamed up with Seventeen.com and StompOutBullying.org to help put an end to digital drama and cyberbullying.
In this exclusive awareness video, network stars Shay Mitchell, Tyler Blackburn, Shailene Woodley, Daren Kagasoff, Skyler Samuels, Grey Damon, Alexandra Chando, Vanessa Marano, and Katie Leclerc each wear t-shirts that spell out [delete] in bold letters. “Whether it’s on IMs, texts, e-mails, delete it. Saying something nasty online may seem funny, but it’s not,” the stars share in the video.
Delete Digital Drama will be the focus of Seventeen magazine’s August issue, available on newsstands on July 5th. The issue includes a multi-page feature which includes personal stories from readers and ABC Family talent about their own experiences with bullying.
Online, both ABCFamily.com and Seventeen.com have created web pages devoted to Delete Digital Drama, which include the awareness announcement; exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and photos of the awareness announcement and Seventeen photo shoot; and exclusive photos and video from the ABC Family original movie “Cyberbully.” In addition, both portals will support the cause through social media tactics on Facebook and Twitter. Fans can show their support for the initiative by adding a Delete Digital Drama badge to their Facebook and Twitter profile photos. These “Twibbons” will be available on ABCFamily.com, Seventeen.com, Twibbon.com and Facebook.
In order to further encourage everyone to take action, ABC Family and Seventeen magazine have joined forces to produce the “Rally to Delete Digital Drama,” a live event scheduled for Thursday, July 14th at 4:00PM PT at the Americana at Brand outdoor lifestyle mall in Glendale, CA. Cambio will be at the rally which will include appearances by ABC Family talent including Shay Mitchell (“Pretty Little Liars”), Daren Kagasoff (“Secret Life of the American Teenager”), Skyler Samuels (“The Nine Lives of Chloe King”), Grey Damon (“The Nine Lives of Chloe King”), Katie Leclerc (“Switched at Birth”), Vanessa Marano (“Switched at Birth”) and Emily Osment (“Cyberbully”); Seventeen magazine’s editor-in-chief Ann Shoket; and a surprise musical performance, as well as an autograph signing and premium giveaways.
Also playing a pivotal role in the campaign will be the ABC Family two-hour original movie, “Cyberbully,” starring Emily Osment (“Hannah Montana”), Kelly Rowan (“The OC”) and Kay Panabaker (“No Ordinary Family”), premiering on Sunday, July 17th at 8:00PM ET/PT. The network will debut a PSA during “Cyberbully” featuring its star, Emily Osment. In the public service announcement, Osment will direct viewers to StompOutBullying.org, providing a resource for viewers and readers to reach out for help, if necessary. For those who are in need of immediate help/assistance, they can go to the website or call the Stomp Out Bullying hotline at .
For more details and how to get involved in deleting digital drama, be sure to visit abcfamily.com/cyberbully, seventeen.com/entertainment/features/delete-digital-drama, and stompoutbullying.org. Stay tuned to Cambio for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the awareness video and more on how you can help delete digital drama.

Source:  http://www.cambio.com/news/exclusive-abc-family-stars-want-to-delete-digital-drama-video