Over 800 people, including a half dozen of the world’s most beautiful women, were at Wednesday’s black-carpet reception at the Museum of Fine Arts for famed photographer Mario Testino, the subject of a provocative new exhibit at the museum.
Gisele Bundchen, the Brazilian-born supermodel who’s BFF with Testino, made the scene, as did angular A-list models Karlie Kloss, Constance Jablonski, Bianca Balti, Candice Swanepoel, Edita Vilkeviciute, Alessandra Ambrosio, Erin Wasson, Sigrid Agren, Joan Smalls, and Kiara Kabukuru.
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What wrong with this newspaper? You referred to the 6 feet tall Karlie Kloss as being "freakishly tall". Beside the fact that she would onlyy be of average height in a women's basketball game, since when has the Globe calling people freaks if they look a bit different from the Globe's idea of the norm for average euro-americans?
We don't actually expect the writers of columns such as this one to actually have any humanistic values or sense of decency but has the Globe laid off all its editors? Will you next refer to a person in a wheelchair as being "freakishly" unable to stand up?