Chef Giada De Laurentiis Defends Her Low Neckline On Cover Of Page Six Magazine

[Food Network Fan]

Chef Giada De Laurentiis Defends Her Low Neckline On Cover Of Page Six Magazine's Issue For This Week


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September 26, 2008 9:19 a.m. EST

Anne Lu - Celebrity News Service News Writer
Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Celebrity chef Giada de Laurentiis defends her sultry cooking style and her low neckline on cover of Page Six Magazine this week.
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[ibcheft]

Actually her neck lines are not any lower than say Robin Miller in some of her more recent shows, Giada is just more developed, or should we say developed differently, just as Sunny, and Ingrid are different. I find it kind of out outragous that she should have to defend anything, she has showed nothing more than a human body, and I see nothing wrong with the way she dresses, just some people let their imagination run wild and see more to it than a cooking show. I guess what I am saying is see it for what it is a cooking show, you see more in commercials than you do on her shows. Now if she started doing her show in panties and bra's than she would have to defend that but she is not.

[Food Network Fan]

Her husband is a fashion designer. I am sure she wears a lot of things he designs for her.

[Sukie]

She is beautiful. Her cooking speaks for itself. We love her.

[foodnetworkaddict.com]

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[BerryBaby]

I've never heard of this magazine.

[Food Network Fan]

Me either. And I set out searching for it last night. I knew it would be a hot topic but I could only find it on a more "adult" blog.

Once I found it somewhere else I posted it.

[Pluff Mudder]

I've never heard of it either.

But you know... it use to be none of the ladies on FN wore the real low cut tops. It just seems like in the past year or two that almost all of them started doing it making me wonder if it wasn't "suggested" by someone higher up in FN as a way to lure in more male viewers. I know a few young guys, that tune into a few FN shows just to watch the women and not what they're cooking.

[BerryBaby]

Well, you won't find that in my kitchen. I wear an apron that goes up to my neck! Don't want to ruin a perfectly good outfit with splattered sauce....

[isilzha]

I've never heard of it either.

But you know... it use to be none of the ladies on FN wore the real low cut tops. It just seems like in the past year or two that almost all of them started doing it making me wonder if it wasn't "suggested" by someone higher up in FN as a way to lure in more male viewers. I know a few young guys, that tune into a few FN shows just to watch the women and not what they're cooking.

Sounds pretty pathetic to turn into a cooking show only to look at the lady's low-cut top.