Gwyneth gets GOOP-y
Are you just dying to know how Gwyneth Paltrow would rock a black sweater dress? Or where she likes to go for Israeli food while visiting New York City?
I didn’t care either, yet I can’t stop clicking around on the Hollywood diva’s blog and e-newsletter, GOOP. Here, Gwyneth waxes on about detox diets, yoga poses and the benefits of shopping in your closet.
"I recently did a good look-through and found some things that I will now call 'vintage,'" she wrote earlier this year, adding that last season's gladiators are thankfully still in style. Phew, we wouldn’t want her to spend any of her millions on new sandals.
(To cut the actress some slack, she includes a link to clothes she is selling on eBay. Proceeds benefit a New York anti-poverty organization.)
GOOP also features Gwyneth’s favorite workout videos, recipes and Chinese herbs, which have special magic powers that will make you look just like her. Okay, not really, but a girl can dream.
This fall, the leggy blonde launches her own fashion line. She's collaborating with French label ZOEtee's on a collection called ZOEtee's Loves Gwyneth, a much better brand name than GOOP.
~ Guest Diva Helen Anne Travis
(Photo: GOOP. Gwyneth shows how she would keep last year’s trench coat looking fresh.)
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