According to www.vogue.co.uk, Mischa Barton will open the Harrods summer sale this weekend.
“It’s really exciting and it should be really fun,” Mischa Barton told VOGUE.COM.
“Harrods is iconic and a great buy during a blowout sale is a girl’s dream come true. That said, not only is it an honour to be asked to open its annual sale, but something I’m truly looking forward to.”
So does Mischa have any shopping tips for her fans out there?
“Look for staples.”
“I love London style – it’s nice and eclectic. I see, in my future, spending a lot of time in the UK,” said Mischa.
I have to admit that I love London fashion, but I am not sure how I would look in it. I find it hard to find clothing in my size that I like.
If you are in the UK, check Mischa out on the cover of Vogue.
“Hi everyone. Just wanted to let all of you know that I have a new film coming out next month!!! It’s called Homecoming and I got to play the jealous, psychotic ex-girlfriend of a college football star. I had a great time filming it and got to work with some pretty fantastic people.
Homecoming hits theaters
July 17…don’t miss it!!! Read the synopsis of the film below for more details. Love you all!
HOMECOMING
Mike (Matt Long) was the star quarterback in a blue-collar small town where football is everything. After receiving a scholarship to Northwestern University, he returns home over Christmas break and everyone is surprised to see him with a new girlfriend, Elizabeth (Jessica Stroup), a pretty rich girl from Chicago. No one is more shocked than Mike’s homecoming queen ex-girlfriend, Shelby (Mischa Barton), who desperately wants Elizabeth out of the picture. After a freak car accident leaves an injured Elizabeth at the mercy of Shelby, all hell breaks loose as Shelby does everything it takes to get Mike back.”
“The Beautiful Life”
Sneak peak of “The Beautiful Life.” It looks good.
This is off of Mischa’s website:
“Hi everyone. Just wanted to share with you my Autumn/Winter ‘09 handbag collection! I was going for a bohemian, vintage look that is reminiscent of my own personal style.
I’ve been fortunate enough to have been given the opportunity to travel to a variety of different countries and cities and I find inspiration everywhere I go, which I then incorporate into my designs.”
To purchase from the Autumn/Winter collection, go to www.MischaBartonHandbags.com.
“Mischa Barton Likes Her Hair Natural”
According to www.myfashionlife.com, Mischa Barton likes her hair natural.
“I let my hair do its own thing; I don’t style it. My hair is very fine and gets greasy, so I usually wash it every day with Herbal Essence shampoo. I like it down and natural. When I wake up, my hair is a mess, but once I brush it through, it’s okay.”
I have to agree. I prefer to wash and condition mine, brush it and let it do what it wants. I do have thick hair, and I do not want to do anything to hurt it.
Mischa also prefers to do her own manicure.
“Everyone in Los Angeles is obsessed with getting their nails done. Everyone goes for the $10 manicure, but I’m always so busy, I just do them myself. I love Chanel’s Vandetta, a dark purple, and Rouge Noir,” she told Britain’s InStyle Magazine.
Manicures have never been my thing. I have always thought they were a waste of money. Anyway, my nails break so easily – - I just cut them short.
If it isn’t Miley Cyrus upsetting some of Asian population, than it is someone else. This time it happens to be Mischa Barton. According to http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com, Mischa has upset Hindus around the world.
When Mischa was in India filming Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain, she wanted to learn to play the sitar, but the only problem is that she could not find a teacher. So she decided to talk about it on her Myspace page.
“I must say my goal coming here was to learn to play the sitar and it’s coming along real slow as apparently it’s not that easy to procure a great sitar teacher here. I guess it’s not (the) late 60s with Ravi Shankar and George Harrison roaming around,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying in Mischa’s Myspace post.
US Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, said: “India has an abundance of great sitar players. If Mischa could not procure a great sitar teacher in India, the chances of finding the teacher outside India would be even slimmer. Her comment was a very immature statement. It mocks the rich musical heritage of India.”
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitar, a sitars is “a plucked stringed instrument predominantly used in Hindustani classical, where it has been ubiquitous in Hindustani classical music since the Middle Ages.”
I am sure that Mischa did her best to try to find a teacher. When you are in a different country things are not as easily found than in which the country you call home.
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