Peaches Geldof says she tries not to be sexy for men
We're not sure how these latest comments by Peaches Geldof square with her stripping down to her underwear for Ultimo's latest campaign, but Peaches Geldof is always prone to contradictions.
The 20-year-old has been talking as her new fashion range, PPQ, goes on sale today and she says that she is "anti-beauty" preferring to deliberately look "weird" rather than pander to men's desires.
She said: "It's obvious I'm not dressing for men. I don't want to be sexy. I'm like covered in tattoos. I have piercings.
"I'm just grungy and weird and not what is socially accepted as beautiful, and I think that's cool."
With Megan Fox and Angelina Jolie both covered in tattoos we're not sure about that argument...
And the precocious brat even goes as far as to say that it's a feminist stance. Speaking of the women she admires, she said:
"I loved Winona Ryder in her Beetle Juice and Heathers era and even when I saw Angelina Jolie on the red carpet, like, years before that Hollywood makeover and everyone was so weirded out because she had long, weird nails and a long, weird dress on.
"And that's what I think is amazing. Anti-beauty. I don't want to dress for men, I think it's almost like a feminist thing."
We'll have to assume that she had forgotten about the seductive underwear shoot when she was talking about feminism.
We're not sure how these latest comments by Peaches Geldof square with her stripping down to her underwear for Ultimo's latest campaign, but Peaches Geldof is always prone to contradictions.
The 20-year-old has been talking as her new fashion range, PPQ, goes on sale today and she says that she is "anti-beauty" preferring to deliberately look "weird" rather than pander to men's desires.
She said: "It's obvious I'm not dressing for men. I don't want to be sexy. I'm like covered in tattoos. I have piercings.
"I'm just grungy and weird and not what is socially accepted as beautiful, and I think that's cool."
With Megan Fox and Angelina Jolie both covered in tattoos we're not sure about that argument...
And the precocious brat even goes as far as to say that it's a feminist stance. Speaking of the women she admires, she said:
"I loved Winona Ryder in her Beetle Juice and Heathers era and even when I saw Angelina Jolie on the red carpet, like, years before that Hollywood makeover and everyone was so weirded out because she had long, weird nails and a long, weird dress on.
"And that's what I think is amazing. Anti-beauty. I don't want to dress for men, I think it's almost like a feminist thing."
We'll have to assume that she had forgotten about the seductive underwear shoot when she was talking about feminism.
