Throw Back Thursday-Out of this World

Evie Garland-Not Kristen Bell

I decided to go way back to 1987 for a little show called 'Out of the World.'  Some of you reading this may not have seen it, but it was a show about a young girl, Evie Garland, who had magical powers and could freeze time. Inevitably it got her out of trouble time after time and as a young kid I thought it would be so cool to have her powers.  I tried touching my pointer fingers together over and over, but to no avail, nothing ever happened.

But look at that floral sweater vest with turquoise colored short sleeve shirt with matching headband, classic 80's fashion.  Am I glad that rolled up sleeves and popped up colors have gone away?  Yes. Sad this show is gone?  Yes. Upset I still don't have magical powers? Terribly.

I kept looking at additional pictures, although you don't really need anymore than the GIF above, but after going through bleach blond hotties (Steve Burton that's you), scrunchies, bangle bracelets, all I can think of is doesn't Evie look exactly like Kristen Bell?

Kristen Bell 

I guess all I can say now, is if they choose to redo this show into a movie, which face it could be a possibility, we know who will play the lead.  This was clearly the part Kristen Bell was born to play...not Veronica Mars or the voices of Gossip Girl or the cartoon chick from Frozen.  Evie Garland.  Enough said.

I cannot wait for my next 80's party, I am so going to go for this look, pointing fingers and all.  Comment below for other shows I should flashback on and see what happens!

You know you want to...

I am sorry KBell!!!

I want to start this off by saying, I LOVE LOVE LOVE Kristen Bell.  And generally I like her style.  But this is a complete huge miss.  And this further proves that no one is safe and anyone can be become a victim.

This outfit might not be so bad if she was about to play tennis at a country club.  But for a Louis Vuitton opening in Beverly Hills, heat wave or not, this is not acceptable.  

We have the mesh around the shoulder, ruffling on the top and strips on the skirt, that is the best way I can describe it.  And with the tie-dye coloring, its just a little too casual.

Hmmm, how to save the outfit?

To dress up the outfit or at least improve it, I would say try to separate the top and bottom.  I would keep the skirt, throw on a solid tank top and rock the heels.  The nude colored shoes, probably not the best choice, maybe a darker color.  And a cute bracelet and it would be a vast improvement.

Dear Kristen,

I feel terrible.  But, I cannot support this look-even from you.  I doubt a stylist was needed for a store opening, so I fear you picked it out yourself.  Please don't do it again...I expect way more from you than this. 

Thank You!

I don't think she needs to BURN the outfit, just keep in the closet for a tennis match, round of golf...crochet?