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From: chrisw@wwa.com (Chris Williams)
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 96 23:24 CST
Subject: Re: The Dent
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Wieland writes: >*** The Dent in KaTe's left Cheek *** >It can be seen on many photos and videos and it often looks like a dent in >her left cheek. But sometimes it disappeares. It's not always visible. It's >particularly striking when SHE's smiling or laughing. It's most apparent when she is grinning. One of my favorite images is a close-up of Kate looking to one side. It appears to be from the era of "Never For Ever". She is wearing the mother of pearl dove earrings that were a particular favorite of hers (they are also seen in the Pace poster where she is wearing a black velvet v-necked dress.) Here in the US we usually call this a "dimple". They are often considered a mark of "cuteness". Shirley Temple had them. I'm away from home, and typing this in on a text-only computer, so I have no images to check. Oh, the photos from the "The Dreaming" era signing, where she was in the shirt that said "I am a primidona...and you?" feature some really great dimpled grins. >In the Hammersmith >video a white(?) spot (glitter?) can be seen at this position. >(This might support the extraterrestrial life-form hypothesis, but I'm not >sure.) It's been a number of years since I've read them, but I seem to recall Fred Vermoral quoting a school friend of Kate's mentioning that she was embarressed by her dimple. This was probably just an example of the adolescent ability to find *something* to hate about one's self. By the time of her tour, she probably had become comfortable enough with herself to accentuate this "flaw". >Cosmetic/Medical specialists? Any serious ideas? >I can life without an answer, but whenever I see it, I'm wondering about >this interesting broken symmetry. Doesn't one Chinese artistic tradition hold that every art work must have some flaw, no matter how small, to avoid perfection? Andy? >Anybody else noticed that? Constantly. :-) -- Chris Williams of Chris'n'Vickie of Chicago chrisw@miso.wwa.com (his) vickie@miso.wwa.com (hers)