let's vet the photos first

[stevemacdonald]

I'm glad some of you are coming around to my point of view/gripe-of-the-day. I realise now that what's exacerbating the problem is Hayley's not-infrequent use of that green dress I liked so much in the beginning. Am I wrong in thinking she's worn it at least two dozen times? In any case, Hayley must be the most photographed (by fans) crossover singer in modern history. This makes the need for turnover in her outfits more pressing if she's to stay ahead of the curve.

[Joe]

Aug 31, 2008 0:35:27 GMT stevemacdonald said:

I'm glad some of you are coming around to my point of view/gripe-of-the-day. I realise now that what's exacerbating the problem is Hayley's not-infrequent use of that green dress I liked so much in the beginning. Am I wrong in thinking she's worn it at least two dozen times? In any case, Hayley must be the most photographed (by fans) crossover singer in modern history. This makes the need for turnover in her outfits more pressing if she's to stay ahead of the curve.

Hi PiersSteve,

First it's the photos, now it's the dress IN the photos. Hayley can choose whatever she dress she wants. Long may she continue to wear that green dress.

I'd rather see your 'question of the day' over your 'gripe of the day'.

[stevemacdonald]

Now Joe, you know I didn't mean any harm by my concern about an over-used dress. In times past a thing like that would go unnoticed by the public. We now have the internet and instant reportage of every gig. By now there are at least 400 pics at large of Hayley in that same dress. I agree that she can wear it till the cows come home, if that's what she wants. I just wonder if all those repeat impressions of that look are creating a type of image fatigue.

[Joe]

I can see that we've gotten our money's worth on this one, so I'll lock this thread.