Downtown mainstay, (excellent) actress and sartorial pioneer Chloë Sevigny hates to sound like an old fuddy-duddy, but she really wants you to pull your tiny denim shorts out of your crack and study for your SATs.
“I was at Coachella this year and I kept calling them ‘denim underwear’ because all the girls wear the denim underwear and it’s, like, a little obscene! I don’t want to say that, but you know, sometimes I think that they’re just too short. And now I’m turning into that person that I’m like, your shorts are too short!”
[Now that I’m nearing 40] I’m kind of in that window where I’m not sure if I can still dress like I used to, if I should be dressing more like a lady. I don’t know. When do you let go of your childish ways, as far as fashion is concerned? I’m not sure. I see older women dressing like kids and I’m like, do I look like that? I don’t know.”
[The Cut]
Battlestar Galactica actress Katee Sackhoff said that she lost half of her Twitter followers after Tweeting her reaction to the shooting death of a 4-year-old who discovered his father’s unprotected gun: “Please practice gun safety. This is horrible!” In the debate that followed, Sackhoff joked that she lost half of her more liberal Twitter followers. Actually, this happened. [EW]
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