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2005 top 10 style moments
www.chinaview.cn 2005-09-15 14:57:06

Demi Moore's Versace ads

    Moore struck a blow ¨C and a pose ¨C for women over 40. Declared company head Donatella Versace: "She has kids, a career ¨C and looks amazing."

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