Her teeth bother me. They look inflated. Veneers too thick, I guess. They are NOT normal. They're gotta be FAKE. I've never seen real teeth that looked like that, and I used to cover Hollywood, so I saw all kinds of "work."
She's quite the plastic girl.
The only problem with that, Ivanka dear, it doesn't last. Once you start down that road, you're stuck on it for the rest of your life. You'll have upkeep to worry about. You're going to have to start tweaking. Getting little touch-ups. Every few months when the Botox fades, when you have to start having nips 'n' tucks taken. And then those little tweaks will start getting bigger, because gravity gets stronger with age, and pulls harder. Eye jobs. Neck job. Chin/jaw line "fix." Fillers and other injectables. You can get away with it for awhile, as long as you're young, or young-ish. But in your 40s and 50s it's gonna start becoming a problem you have to keep up with, and stay on top of. If you insist in keeping a high profile in the media and pop culture, that is.
When I was working, the American Film Institute held a yearly event where some very prominent Hollywood figure was honored with a lifetime achievement award. The AFI tribute always brought out "old Hollywood." Like Cyd Charisse and Tony Martin, Walter and Carol Matthau, Kirk Douglas and his wife, senior members of the Hollywood elite. Frankly sometimes one would go in order to get tape with some of these elder statesfolk, and bank it for when they died. If you had obtained a choice quote from one of these folks, by Jove you'd dig it out and use it! Carol Matthau by then, bless her heart, was an absolute gargoyle. It was a shame, considering how attractive a woman she was in her heyday. But she'd had so much work done on her face over the years that, toward the end, she actually had no face. It had been pulled almost flat. She was nearly unrecognizable, to the point of being actually rather horrifying! The only thing I could imagine that would be worse would be having to live behind that face and wake up to it in the mirror every morning. One actually felt sorry for her.
It was at events like these that helped me make up my mind - I will NEVER have any "work done." And it gets ferociously expensive if you decide you must climb onboard that train-to-nowhere. You have to have ungodly amounts of money in the bank! I decided long ago to just let myself age, because, c'mon - seriously, who am I kidding? Besides, it's a heckuva lot cheaper.
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