Marie Claire US February 2013 chose Heidi Klum as cover star and Marie Claire UK February 2013 went for Emma Watson!
Emma Watson returns to Brown University to continue her studies although I’m sure she’s been bitten by the acting bug deep and hard and every time the opportunity will present itself, Emma will take yet another hiatus year to complete yet another movie. Her latest, The Perks of Being a Wallflower could very well snatch a few awards in the upcoming Movie Awards Season! Not to mention The Bling Ring, a Sofia Coppola movie ready to be released sometimes this summer.
Despite of it being one of the most unexpected and high profile separations in Hollywood in the past year, Heidi Klum and Seal’s divorce has been eminently discreet and quiet. Which is something I really appreciate from both of them. Heidi continued her work in Television (Project Runway’s 11 season premiere is set for January 24) and her design projects as well (she recently added more items to her BabiesRus collection but other than that, not even her behind – the – scenes video wasn’t clear on other matters outside an inexplicable obsession with Big Mac and Fries…
Shiva is one of the main gods of the Hindu religion. When all is said and done, there are millions and millions of deities in the Hindu pantheon, so I guess Shiva is pretty special. In truth, my first exposure was in Final Fantasy VII when I summoned her using red materia to vanquish some foes. As one might imagine, Square Enix’s interpretation of Shiva is pretty off the map and hyper-sexualized but whatever. Shiva, like many (if not all?) gods of the Hindu religion is both man and woman and takes many different forms. As the god of destruction, Shiva represents positive and negative changes that range from the introspective to the more physical world and is often referred to as “The Destroyer”.
I’ll be honest, my knowledge of Shiva is very limited, so if you’re interested I suggest digging a little further on your own. Obviously, I have chosen to depict Shiva in a fully female form, but like I said, he/she has attributes of both sexes.
1. Dress by Marchesa, shoes by Tsumori Chisato
2. Dress by Peter Pilotto, shoes by Alexander McQueen
3. Dress by Mary Katrantzou, shoes by Altuzarra
