Photoshoot #7

[Ivy League]

~ Rose Byrne: Studying in the Library ~

We've all been there. Lengthy afternoon at the library with a pile of notes and triple-shot Salted Butterscotch-flavored drink du jour, desperately trying to finish that term paper that'll totally salvage your GPA and get you one step closer to your glorious destiny as a paragon of humanity. But what's this?! You suddenly realize that your treatise on obscure early 20th-century Japanese musicians will be woefully incomplete without citations from a copy of little-known D-list musician Ayumi Hamasaki's autobiography, "Highlights of My Career". You finally manage to locate a copy of the three-page volume in the Ancient History section, nestled atop the highest shelves where it serves as a dust shield for more interesting books like "A Complete History of Dental Floss" and "The Joy of Tax Law, Volume XXXVII." Curses! How will you ever complete your term paper now? Well, thank goodness for the fact that gorgeous literati librarian Rose Byrne is on hand to fetchingly fetch your materials for you, looking completely fashionable and modelesque as she does so. Bam!

[Janice Dickinson]

I think there's somewhat of a quality issue in this picture. Your face looks good, dress looks good, but your modelling lacks energy. But if you're studying, I can understand that.

[Hikaru Utada]

Yeah, I do see a slight blurriness, but it's not a poor quality shot. It's just not the sharpest. I don't see the lack of energy, though. I see a coyness to you, so I appreciate the show of emotion there. I do think you're matching the theme this round and are showing us some nice fashion, too. Not the most exciting photo, but I think you've thought about the four categories we score each round and worked to meet all criteria.

[Emma Frost]

The quality sucks but this is pretty much spot on for every aspect of the round so good job.