I need a drink.
Posted on 01/06/2006 2:16:49 PM PST by johnny7
Chelsea is Delhi's trophy guest of the moment as she says 'Namaste India' in style. We brings you the lady's itinerary.
While walking down the Santushti Complex, Delhi, Chelsea Clinton looks like a Princess of Style. In the city for a personal visit, Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter is wearing a stylish and sexy look. And like the rest of the world,we too are suitably impressed by the transition of Chelsea into a sex symbol. Even Vanity Fair magazine recently commented on how easily Chelsea Clinton has transformed into the world's sexiest and most flamboyant woman, and how she is the most talked-about by the tabloid media.
According to the article, "Chelsea Clinton has become a sex symbol and she set flashbulbs popping in 2002 when she sat front row with pals Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow at Versace's Paris show, sporting a sleek new look." Her shopping expedition to Santushti was a laid back affair. "She'd been looking forward to her visit to India for months now. She has some fabulous memories of her Delhi and Jaipur visit in 2000. This is a personal visit. She's here for almost five days. Chelsea's a vegetarian and loved eating her favourite Chelsea platter at her favourite restaurant in Delhi, Bukhara. Soon, she'll be leaving for Raj Vilas in Jaipur, where she'll relax with her friend and visit the fort.
On her first visit, Chelsea played holi in Jaipur. She simply loves Indian sights, sounds and colours," says Clintons' friend, Sant Chatwal. There's another reason that attracts Chelsea Clinton to Jaipur. She learnt her first lessons in yoga there. "Chelsea learnt some poses from my mother Daya Vyas when she'd visited India last time. She's been very curious about yoga," says Atul Vyas, yoga teacher. As she explores India with her friend, she's clearly going to be the 'girl to watch out for'. Even W magazine, the American chronicler of all things fashionable and fabulous, featured her with her parents and boyfriend vacationing at Oscar de la Renta's home.
She's even made her way on to Tatler's annual Top 10 Girls list, keeping company with Sophie Dahl and Zara Phillips.
I need a joint (and I don't use the stuff)!
You forgot the "Barf Alert" in the title.
These people must be from some sort of alternate reality.
a true barf alert
Hmmm, that reminds me. I need to pick up apples, carrots and sugar cubes on the way home.
tell us all about 'namaste', chelsea, LOL
downright tantric, yes?
Chelsea is "world's sexiest and most flamboyant woman" to the same degree that Hillary is the "worlds smartest woman and is the best qualified to be elected President."
Only in the minds of the press.
Jack
I need a drink.
I'm not going to bash Chelsea. The writer of the article needs glasses.
Even Bill was overheard saying "She's one smokin babe! I'd do her if only she wasn't my own daughter. Shazaam! That's right. She's not my daughter. She's Hubble's and Hill's kid!"
Since when is Chelsea Clinton considered a sex symbol? I have never heard that before. I rarely hear about her at all. She's OK-looking; she outgrew some very awkward teen years and looks pleasant enough now (some say she had plastic surgery). But sex symbol territory? Give me a break!
Hillary & Web must be real proud.
Make it a bottle.
My garlic chicken lunch was not as good coming back as it was going down.
Now to chew on an electric cord for some home electroshock therapy to try to forget this thread ever happened.
What universe are they living in? I see the tabloids every week when I buy my family's groceries, and I never see her face gracing the cover of these esteemed magazines.
No photo?I guess she is no longer going out with that fellow she was going to marry?
Hey, I can set flashbulbs popping, too. Just put me between Monical Beluchi and Angeline Jolie.
She means... 'positions'.
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