#1995 magazine

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July 1995 - "Premiere"

God Bless the Mall of America

Shannen Doherty! Pickle-On-A-Stick! Hooters!

"Clerks" director Kevin Smith takes his "Mallrats" star to the world's biggest shopping center. Photographed by Sylvia Plachy.

So very very: Doherty: "Kevin made me audition. Twice!"

Smith: "I didn't know what to do. You're Shannen Doherty, for God's sake."

I don't want a pickle: Doherty, above: "Will people think we really eat pickle-on-a-stick?"

Shannen with Smith and the waitresses at Hooters: "I was going to read for Showgirls but Joe Eszterhas said you couldn't even try unless you were ready to bare all."

The long arm of the mall: Doherty poses with mall security. "I wish people would just look at my work before the TV show. I'd like to put it behind me, sort of delete it from the résumé."

Drowned rats: Getting soaked on the Camp Snoopy flume ride.

I just wanna ride on my motorsickle: Smith challenges Doherty to a motorcycle game in the arcade.

At the Rainforest Cafe, Doherty tells how her dad killed her parrott, Buddy: "He accidentally slam-dunked him against the bottom of the cage."

The two collapse on the escalator. Smith: "You can't be in Minneapolis and not come to the Mall of America."

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September 1995. 'Brown and blue are fall's favorite couple.'

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Penn pals- W magazine (1995)

Kate Moss by Satoshi Saikusa

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Thierry Mugler for Vogue Magazine (1995) Photography: Helmut Newton

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Texas Instruments TravelMate PC/Computing - February 1995

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Further Down The Spiral (1995)

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Legends of The Hidden Temple (1993 - 1995)

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From People, April 1995.

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Shalom Harlow by Max Vadukul for Vogue Italia, March 1995.

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1995 - Allure magazine (unknown issue).

A New Zip Code

It's hard to think of anyone more in need of an image overhaul than Shannen Doherty. That's why we gave her one.

By Christian Wright. Photography by Waune Maser.

Shannen Doherty has an image problem.

From the rubber checks to the bar brawls to the disposable marriage, her behavior played right into several inches of gossip columns. while fans of Beverly Hills, 90210, tuned in for an hour of sunny absurdity, Doherty wasn't able to maintain that ironic distance. She swallowed her character – Brenda the Bitch – whole. It's no wonder she picked up the silly, spolied starlet reputation. Still, "I don't understand it at all," Doherty says. "Recently different people have come into my life and said, 'You're this really nice person with a really bad image. Let's put out who you really are.'" And who might that be? "I'm just a nice, Southern Baptist, Republican girl".

Well, then, in the name of Newt Gingrich, a makeover! Gone is the long raven hair, it's been chipped into a real bowl cut from the 1950s (when the nation last was good and true). The eyerows are no longer so pencil-thin and arched liked skid marks left by a crazed Joan Crawford tailspin. They're a bit fuller at present. Though, she says, "this is as thick as they're ever going to get". As a younger girl (she's now only 23), Doherty suffered from bushy monobrow. Today, tweezzers are her favourite thing. The put-upon smirk: so familar back in the old Zip code, has been replaced by a more glamorous grimace. Smudged eyeliner, luch black eyelashes,and a rich, sligthly creamy lipstick lend an air of Holywood's golden age.

In fact, in this light, Doherty – with pronounced collarbone, deep cleavage, and detached stare – recalls Ava Gardner in the heady late 40s or Elizabeth Taylor when she was young, and tidy-white.

Doherty likes dressing up in guises. Of course, she should,it's her job. "That's part of acting," she says. "It gives you the opportunity to be ten other people without being diagnosed with schizophrenia." (Some might reserve judgment.) in everyday life, though, Doherty is considerably less stylized. At homr in Los Angeles, where she lives with her boyfriend, director Rob Weiss (so much for Newt's "normal" American values) she tends to wear jeans, T-Shirts, and no makeup. "I hate makeup in general," she says. "After you get done doing a series for four years you tend to go makeup-free." When she's in New York, it's a different story. "Calvin Klein, Donna Karan,and Chanel; mascara,eyeliner and lipstick. A chic-er side of me comes out. I don't know why!"

Meanwhile, the plump, girlish version of Doherty is preserved, a latter-day Marcia Brady on an endless syndication loop. How her looks have changed. "Oh, my God," she says. "So much. I never really realized that I used to be chubby. I never dieted or anything. As I grew up, the baby fat just started falling off me."

Maybe the sordid past will be just as easy to shed.

NOTE: The page article, as you can see, is very small. english is not my first language either. So maybe there's typos and mistakes and some things don't make sense. If so, please let me know and I will correct it. hopefully one day I can get a copy myself and can scan it (and know the actual issue/date!)

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Catherine Zeta Jones - By John Stoddart

For Loaded Magazine (1995)

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by Satoshi Saikusa for W Magazine 1995

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Flawless - W magazine (1995)

Chandra North by Michael Thompson

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hysteric glamour ad in cutie magazine (1995)