Alizée's Hair Nominated
 

Alizée is pictured in this week's Public, a French glamor magazine, under the title, "A qui la plus belle coiffure?" (Who has the most beautiful hairstyle?). The caption reads, "La petite brune reste fidèle à son carré plongeant qu'elle a lancé il y a plusieurs années" (edit). While the majority of France may be deaf to great music, at least they aren't blind as well :rolleyes: :p.

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We can vote for Alizée at the following link: http://people.premiere.fr/Glam-Award...belle-coiffure

Let's vote early and often to put Alizée permanently ahead and lock up the victory before things get hairy :cool:.

Alizée is so far above all the other women in that magazine. This should be a no brainer for anyone who is not blind.:rolleyes:

What,she is not nominated on "le plus belle look" ? Finally someone from the showbiz recognizes her awesome taste of hairstyles :). BTW, where can I see the standings?

Personally, none of those hairstyles fit my taste. xD
But on a scale, I say Alizée's trumps the rest.

Agreed.:):):)

I always thought Alizée had great hair.

I can't find anyplace that lists how many votes each person has... however, I know that Alizee is in third right now.

This link http://people.premiere.fr/la_rating/glamVote/1273305/1 give a ranking of the contestants. (Alizee is number 1273305, its the one you just voteed for by clicking) This link could be used for voting quickly, however, I don't know if it changes on an hourly basis. In any case I can come back and tell you what her ranking is each day.

Alizee is in third place, VOTE!!!

^The link just showed me a lot of numbers :confused: BTW, Welcome to the Alizeeamerica Not Today :)

NOT TODAY Not today!!

He says in a very good buzz lightyear imitation.

Here is a rough translation:

I've never heard the word "plunging" used to describe a haircut, but I'm having a hard time coming up with an alternative. I had translated it earlier as "swooping," but I think that that is something different (?).