HEATHER MORRIS :: ESQUIRE ::

Heather Morris is best known for her role as cheerleader Brittany Pierce on Glee, but before her acting debut, she was a born dancer.

Her first taste of the spotlight came when she failed to make it to the final 20 contestants for the second season of So You Think You Can Dance in 2006. But her big break came as a back-up dancer on The Beyonce Experience world tour in 2007 as well as Beyonce's promotional tour "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)."

After taking acting classes and landing Glee, Heather Morris' career is on full throttle. Taking inspiration from Beyonce's Single Ladies, she dancing to "50 Songs Every Man Should Listen To" recommended by Esquire. Despite her conventional blonde looks, Heather Morris has such presence when she dances, it catches your attention. She can shake it, and her style of dance covers many areas, not just dropping it low. Heather Morris is definitely one of the "IT" girls out in Hollywood right now with a bright future in dance and acting!

CHECK OUT HEATHER'S SEXY MOVES FOR ESQUIRE AND US!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxtZJrdvaoM

You Just Do You, Imma Do Me

Camille

Chace Crawford for Esquire

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Parece que hoje é o dia dos meninos... Mas eu não poderia deixar de postar esse editorial que o Chace Crawford (também conhecido como Nate de Gossip Girl) fez para a revista masculina Esquire. O menino parece estar empenhado em tirar a coroa de Chuck Bass - ops, Ed Westwick - de fashionista do seriado. Primeiro conseguiu "um emprego" como editor convidado da Grazia britânica, agora posa para a Esquire com fotos que evocam claramente um look "sou um fashionista porém 'por natureza'". O perfil dele é diferente de Westwick, mas vê-se que o pessoal de Gossip Girl está empenhado em colocar ambos como ícones fashion da nova geração, cada um à sua maneira. Se isso significa que eles vão aparecer mais em revistas e entrevistas, eu não me oponho... Vocês?

Seems like today is dedicated to the boys... But i had to post the editorial Chace Crawford (also known as Nate from CW's Gossip Girl) did for Esquire Magazine. He seems to be on a mission to take the crown of "male fashionista" from Chuck Bass - ops, Ed Westwick. First, he managed to score a "job" as guest editor at British Grazia, and now he poses for Esquire in an editorial which suggests a "I'm fashionable by nature" sense of style. His style profile is very different from Westwick's, but you can sense that behind all of that there is the Gossip Girl marketing machine working hard to make them both "style icons of a generation" - each in their own way. If it means seeing more of them out and about, I certainly don't oppose... do you?