
Mila Kunis is an amazing actress and has always stood out in my mind. I love her style and her attitude and she is a great model, as shown here. I love her movies and to meet her would be amazing.
Nicki Minaj is a rapper for the label Young Money, which is run by rapper Lil' Wayne. Since I was in about 7th grade, I began to fall in love with Lil' Wayne. My brother showed me one of his songs, and I had it on repeat for weeks. A few years down the line, Lil' Wayne expanded his label and added about 6 rappers. The first female rapper in my favorite rappers label? I was all for it. Nicki had such a distinct sound to her voice and her style. She stood out more than any female rapper there was, and I loved her from the beginning. Now that she became a major artist, playing on the radio and performing at award shows. She has multiple albums out and counltess singles. I don't know if it's her creativity or her attempt to be unique, but I love all of her music and everything about her. She's a badass that I will always admire.
I chose to include
Mischa Barton as my last icon because I have actually met her. It was over five
years ago, and I was obsessed with the Fox show, “The O.C.” It was my favorite
show and there was an announcement on the radio that Mischa Barton (the main
character in the show) would be at Nordstrom in my mall to launch her Keds shoe
line. I was so excited that I bought a pair of her shoes even though I didn’t
really like them. Once we got to the mall, many hours prior to her arrival, we
sat on the floor waiting in line. I was so nervous and I knew that I was easily
star struck, but didn’t realize how much. When it was definite that she had
arrived, everyone in line stood up, including me and my two girlfriends. As we
got closer to the table where Mischa was sitting, the security guards told us
to write down our name on a sticky note he gave us so that Mischa could sign
her picture with our name spelt correctly. When I finally reached her, I broke
down in tears of every emotion possible. I was excited, nervous, and
overwhelmed, and it came over me within five seconds. As she wrote my name and
smiled at me, she said, “Don’t cry, I’m not worth it.” I will never forget
those words she said to me. I was making such a huge deal about meeting a role
model of mine, and she explained in the simplest way that she was just a normal
girl like everyone else. I felt so different after that whenever I watched her
on TV or saw her in magazines, because I felt like I shared a moment with her.
Granted, it was only 10 seconds, but it was so important to me.
Looking up to
all of these women, all for different reasons, still ties down to why? Why are
these women so influential in my life? Why do I place them on a pedestal that
is impossible to reach? These questions may never be answered, but that small
connection with Mischa allowed me to be in the same place as her at the same
time, sharing a conversation that I will never forget.
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