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Eliza Dushku

Eliza Dushku - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2004 - High Quality Photos

Monday 1 November 2004, by Webmaster

Eliza Dushku attends the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios October 28, 2004 in Culver City, California.

3 Forum messages

  • > Eliza Dushku - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2004 - High Quality Photos

    2 November 2004 04:21, by Anonymous
    she’s a stunningly pretty girl. is it possible though that she did some plastic surgery-thing with her face? looks so very different from when i saw her in buffy/angel. maybe she’s just gotten older...pretty nevertheless.

  • > Eliza Dushku - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2004 - High Quality Photos

    3 November 2004 05:34, by SUSAN
    People faces change as they get older....But she still looks stunning to me....Love her top with the heart ,very nice...I like her taste

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  • > Eliza Dushku - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2004 - High Quality Photos

    3 November 2004 06:51, by Anonymous

    I think she’s beautiful in every picture I’ve ever seen. The difference could be from age (people seem to get thicker faces-maybe more fat cells?-when they get older, like in their late 20’s, early 30’s (look at the changes in David Boreanaz’ or Nicholas Brendon’s faces from the start of Buffy/Angel to the end of the respective show. Later they seem to lose that.

    I wish people wouldn’t be so critical of actresses (I don’t mean you, just people in general). It’s no wonder so many actresses are clinically malnourished. It’s sad. These ladies are human and as actresses have fragile enough egos. Then adolescent girls see these "perfect" images, and they try to emulate them. It’s scary, really.