Tim Miller With Pearls on MSNBC – 2022
Photos Helen Oppenheim, Fred J. DeVito. Collage: helenoppenheim.com
Sign of the times. Former RNC Spokeman, Tim Miller, wore a simple strand of pearls when the MSNBC Contributor was being interviewed yesterday./ I think we can now safely say a man wearing pearls is mainstream! After all, he is, or was, a Republican, even if a “never Trumper.” Some trendies who have worn pearls over the last year are – from top to bottom – Romero Jennings, Director Makeup Artistry for Mac Cosmetics, backstage at the Frederick Anderson S/S 2022 New York Fashion Week Show … Kenneth Delio Loo,, Entrepreneur and guest, at the Tombogo S/S NYFW Show …. Model wearing his own pearls backstage before the Tanner Fletcher F/W 2022 NYFW Presentation, hair by Mike Martinez for Cutler/Redken.
Photos: Tim Miller: Helen Oppenheim with thanks to MSNBC TV … Top to Bottom: Romero Jennings and Kenneth Delio Loo: Helen Oppenheim … Model: Fred J. DeVito
CommentKasie Hunt MSNBC Hair Then & Now – 2020
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Dear Kasie Hunt: I have always been a fan of yours. Love your energy and everything you do. But but BUT I can hardly bear to look at you now. What the heck have you done to your hair since becoming a Mom? OMG. You used to look so special. Stylish too. And just a year ago. You stood out. Now, well, um, you look Mumsy, dowdy, old fashioned. And just like every one else. But not as good as some on your network with long hair, Please forget the dreary long hair, not, sorry to say, done so well. Your hairdresser should have a big bonk on the head, Don’t listen to people telling you to conform, to look like this. How about going back to your old hairdresser and look? Not only easier to maintain, surely, but also more flattering.
Kasie Hunt is a MSNBC –TV Political Correspondent covering Capital Hill and Congress, and is host to KasieDC which airs on Sundays 7 – 9 pm.
MSNBC Women & Their Hair – 2018
A Hair Critique
I love all the women of MSNBC-TV, I really do. But I do not love the hair on some of them. The worst hair offender is one of the best on the Cable TV Network, Stephanie Ruhl. Love her passion and her knowledge, she has great hair and a very attractive face, but she should fire her hairdresser, get one who can cut hair and, whoever styles her hair for her, should be shot at dawn! if anyone does. Maybe she does it herself, which could account for the awful mess on top of her head most days. (If you are attempting to do your own own hair, Stephanie, throw out the hot rollers, learn how to use an iron, then brush or finger-comb the hair through!) You are too good to look like such a drek on too many days. Andrea Mitchell’s hair seldom looks as good as her work because she is the tops. Hair cowlicks rise too high on the forehead in front and it flicks in the wrong places. In fact, I only remember it looking great once. So I know it can. She also needs some hair help. Joy Reid is a definite hair offender. She tries to do something different with her short crop and/or wig, but it is too short in the wrong places, I often cringe, so she also needs a good haircutter to work with her face and hair because her hair shapes do not do justice to her face. (I know who to recommend!) Rachel Maddow who I watch the most, an addiction, is Rachel Maddow, but when she gets a haircut, it is too short and unflattering. Kasie Hunt’s one length straight bob always looks good, and shiny.(Oops, just saw it. It’s in dire need of a cut!) Kristen Welker‘s hair is ordinaire. Nicole Wallace, who often has a great hair color, Hallie Jackson, and Katy Tur have the look everyone has, of the moment, and look good most days. Kris Jansing always looks well groomed, and looks best with her hair a little shorter, a long’ish lob, Mika Brzezinski can look good with her lighter than light hair color, and short shape always in place. Alex Witt has far too much hair, it overwhelms her face and the TV screen, and it needs a good hair shaping, some strategic pruning. Kate Snow, who I discovered on MSNBC, but is now with NBC, looks modern with her straighter than straight lob length, sometimes sprayed too much, but don’t they all succumb to the spray, some more than others!
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