We've got a bone to pick with makeovers. To us, there's something that just feels inherently off about the practice of making someone over. Oftentimes, they are done with the implication that the victim's subject's look is somehow wrong and therefore needs to be corrected, usually with the help of highlights and a bob. That's not how we roll around the R29 offices. When it comes to makeovers here, we firmly believe they aren't about "fixing" but rather shaking things up (shakeovers?). Sometimes ...
We've got a bone to pick with makeovers. To us, there's something that just feels inherently off about the practice of making someone over. Oftentimes, they are done with the implication that the victim's subject's look is somehow wrong and therefore needs to be corrected, usually with the help of highlights and a bob. That's not how we roll around the R29 offices. When it comes to makeovers here, we firmly believe they aren't about "fixing" but rather shaking things up (shakeovers?). Sometimes ...
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