Lets take a look at some famous celebrities who once rocked cheerleader uniforms. I think we would all love to see these sexy celebrities put these uniforms back on. Here they are celebrity cheerleaders then and now.

Olivia Munn

Munn looks a lot different as a young cheerleader, but that probably won’t stop director Brett Ratner from claiming that he slept with her back then.

Meryl Streep

She was always the most-nominated cheerleader to yell into the stadium horn.

Sandra Bullock

In late June, former cheerleader Bullock can be seen with Melissa McCarthy in one of the most highly anticipated 2013 summer movies, “The Heat.”

Amy Poehler

Poehler returned to “SNL” this past Saturday for the Weekend Update segment, and now we’re wishing she would return to that hairstyle.

Jennifer Lawrence

• Blake Lively
• Not that long ago (2005), Lively was leading cheers for her high school football team, the Burbank Bulldogs.

• Halle Berry

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• Megan Fox

  
• Brooklyn Decker

  
• Cameron Diaz
• Just a few years after hanging up her cheerleader outfit, Diaz would appear in the movie “The Mask” and become one of Hollywood’s hottest stars.

• Kirsten Dunst
• Dunst used her cheerleader experience for her role in the 2000 film “Bring It On.”

• THEN: Cindy Crawford made having a mole a fashion accessory, served as a spokesmodel for Pepsi, and starred in music videos for George Michael and Bon Jovi. She also hosted MTV’s ‘House of Style’ in the early ’90s. NOW: Crawford launched her own beauty line called Meaningful Beauty in 2005. She also has her own line of furniture called the Cindy Crawford Home Collection, and a line of home goods for JCPenney. In 2011, Crawford returned to modeling to pose for the cover of Vogue Mexico.

  

• THEN: Linda Evangelista made short haircuts impossibly chic, and famously said of herself and her fellow supermodels, “We don’t wake up for less than $10,000 a day. NOW: Evangelista continues to model at the age of 48. In 2007, she signed a contract with L’Oreal, and in 2008 she signed on with Prada. The New York Post reported in 2010 that Evangelista would be the new face of Talbots.

  

• THEN: Christy Turlington was a model for Calvin Klein and starred in music videos for George Michael and Duran Duran. NOW: Turlington modeled for Calvin Klein from 1987 to 2007, and has been featured in campaigns for Maybelline and Versace. In the 2000s, Turlington launched a skin care line and two fashion lines for Puma. Turlington has written for Marie Claire, Teen Vogue, and the Huffington Post, among others. She’s also a great humanitarian, and has done work for a vast array of charities, including CARE and Product Red.

  

• THEN: Janice Dickinson modeled all throughout the ’70s and ’80s and describes herself as the world’s first supermodel. Dickinson appeared on the cover of Vogue a whopping 37 times and was featured on the cover of Elle seven times in a row. NOW: Dickinson parlayed her supermodel fame into a gig as a judge on ‘America’s Next Top Model’ for several seasons. She also had her own modeling agency, which was featured on the reality series ‘The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency,’ but apparently business wasn’t as brisk as she’d have liked — because she recently filed for bankruptcy.

  

• THEN: A blonde in a sea of brunettes, German model Claudia Schiffer resembled famed French star Brigitte Bardot, and was handpicked to be the face of Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld himself. NOW: Schiffer still has a contract with L’Oreal and continues to model. In 2011, she started her own cashmere fashion line, and she’s been praised for her charitable work for UNICEF as a Goodwill Ambassador. Schiffer is now married to film director Matthew Vaughn and has three children.

  

• THEN: Iman was an instant success as a model — her first modeling assignment was for Vogue in 1976, and her star just grew brighter from there. The Somalian model turned heads with her slender features and exotic look. In addition to modeling, she starred in films like ‘Out of Africa’ with Meryl Streep and ‘Now Way Out’ with Kevin Costner. NOW: Iman married rock icon David Bowie in 1992, and the pair have one child together. She has her own ethnic cosmetics line called Iman, obviously, and a clothing line called Global Chic that’s sold on the Home Shopping Network. Iman participates in many charities for children, including Keep a Child Alive and Save the Children.

  

• THEN: Elle Macpherson’s modeling career began in 1982 with a campaign for Tab cola, and by 1986 she was on the cover of Time magazine. Earning the nickname ‘The Body,’ she was also on the cover of Sports Illustrated a record five times. NOW: Macpherson launched her own line of intimates (aka lingerie) in the early ’90s and went on to have a small acting career, appearing in Woody Allen’s ‘Alice,’ ‘Batman and Robin,’ and ‘The Edge.’ She hosted ‘SNL’ in 1996, and had a recurring role on the sitcom ‘Friends.’ Currently, she hosts ‘Fashion Star’ and ‘Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model.’

  

• THEN: Danish model Helena Christensen graced the covers and pages of every major fashion publication, but you probably know her best as a Victoria’s Secret Angel. She also starred in the steamy video for Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game” in 1991. NOW: Christensen continues to model, appearing in Vogue, Elle, and Harper’s Bazaar. She’s also a photographer, and her work has been seen in the pages of Nylon, Marie Claire, and Elle.

Suri Cruise: Her wardrobe last year cost an estimated $3 million.

Suri Cruise is often pictured snacking on cupcakes with mom Katie Holmes or running around in the park with dad Tom Cruise, but it’s the style-icon-in-the-making’s wardrobe that made our mouths drop. Suri’s clothes are worth an estimated $3 million, including custom-made shoes from Roger Vivier and Christian Louboutin. - Xfinity Entertainment Editors (Amy Sussman/Getty Images Entertainment)

Diddy gave his son a $300,000 Maybach for his 16th birthday.

Lourdes Leon, Madonna’s oldest daughter

Would you expect the daughter of the ultimate material girl to be anything less than absolutely spoiled? Madonna’s oldest daughter, Lourdes, reportedly has a credit card with a $10,000 spending limit. She also enjoys weekly trips to the spa, courtesy of mom. - Xfinity Entertainment Editors (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Entertainment)

Blue Ivy’s Barbie doll for her first birthday cost an estimated $80,000. The doll has 160 diamond gems along with white gold. Her nursery cost about $1 million.

Deion Sanders bought his son Versace sheets for his college dorm.

Sasha and Malia live in the most famous house in the world, travel globally on private planes, and get private performances from their favorite artists, including Justin Bieber and the cast of “Glee.”

Source: rollingout.com

• Alison Brie Bobblehead
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• Photoshopped Celebrity Bobblehead: Katy Perry
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• Anne Hathaway Bobblehead
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• Michelle Trachtenberg Bobblehead

  
• Emma Watson Bobblehead

  
• Mila Kunis Bobblehead

  
• Jennifer Lawrence Bobblehead

  
• Natalie Portman Bobblehead

  
• Photoshopped Celebrity Bobblehead: Scarlett Johansson

  
• Michael C. Hall Bobblehead

  

  From imgur.com…

 The photos of Vintage Salon Hair Dryers that you can find here are nothing short of spectacular. Every single one of these demands to be dug out of the scrapheap of history, refurbished, and used as a prop in a low-budget science fiction movie. Especially the kraken-hair ones.

Vintage salon hair tools

They look even better when coupled with Coke in this 1960 ad, don’t you think? (and no, we are not paid by Coke for this endorsement):

Hovering, hooded apparatuses, with octopus-like hoses and wires welcome you into the dark of the salon -

These are more compact setups, one from 1928 (left) and one from 1963 (a vacuum cleaner used as a hair dryer), both looking pretty strange to our modern eye:

Read more:

• www.darkroastedblend.com

Lange received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2001, where her Plastic Body Series was first conceived. A Fine Arts education gave Lange the foundation necessary for conceptual exploration in her jewelry work, however, a childhood obsession with the doll and her miniature world is what she credits for nurturing her creativity and dexterity from an early age.

Margaux has been creating work in this series and exhibiting extensively for nearly 10 years. Her jewelry has been published in numerous books and has garnered international press coverage in the world’s top Art, fashion and design magazines. She is represented by Art Jewelry galleries and boutiques across the US and abroad. The Plastic Body Series is sought after by Art Jewelry collectors, Barbie nostalgics, and bold individuals alike.

From designer Margaux Lange…

It’s no secret that celebrities never purchase the four-figure red carpet gowns that put them on best-dressed lists around the world. Instead, they have stylists request a selection of outfits for loan. But it seems some celebrities aren’t as good at returning the gowns as they are at borrowing them. Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga are just a few A-list stars who have built a reputation for losing, damaging and even stealing the designer samples lent to them.

Fashion faux pas: Some stars have built a reputation for losing, damaging and even stealing designer samples lent to them; Katy Perry (right) allegedly lost this on-loan Zuhair Murad couture dress worth five figures in 2010

Revenge star Ashley Madekwe, Katy Perry and Rihanna have also allegedly committed on-loan sins. In 2010, Rihanna borrowed a beige Herve Leroux dress for her 22nd birthday party.

The model went head over heels as she walked in platform shoes and a knee-length printed dress for Nigerian fashion house Kinabuti in front of invited guests at the Italian consulate.

The accident, proving walking up and down a catwalk is far harder than some may think, will bring to mind Miss Campbell’s own fall as she modelled for Vivienne Westwood in vertiginous heels at Paris Fashion Week in 1993.

The mock-crocodile Super Elevated Gillie shoes proved to be her undoing with five-inch platforms and nine-inch heels seeing her hit the deck – later becoming part of fashion history and finding a new home in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection.

The model endured her own Naomi moment – bringing to mind Miss Campbell’s fall on a Paris catwalk in 1993

Thankfully the rest of the Carnival in the Desert show went without a hitch for Kinabuti, a Lagos-based ethical fashion label run by Italian designer Caterina Bortolussi.

If anything, the label will be pleased that the model mishap has showcased its 2013 collection designs across the world – you can’t buy that kind of publicity.

Other models for Kinabuti managed to stay upright in last night’s show at the Italian consulate in Lagos

Source: dailymail.co.uk

Thelma Madine, a renowned dress designer has created an unbelievable dress made out of human hair! The size 6 dress, which took over 300 hours to make, uses 820 feet of hair and weighs about 33 pounds!

Team of dress makers and hairdressers worked on this human hair wedding dress – contains 250 metres of hair, plus tens of thousands of individual hair wefts and different pieces of hair, as well as 1500 crystals and 12 underskirts.

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The fabric could be used to charge a mobile phone, the researchers say

Prototype designs have been developed to show the concepts in action. Ms Berzowska’s ideas will be presented at a conference dedicated to smart fabric innovation to be held in San Francisco this week.

[Via - Bbc]