Twitter Troll: Custom Sharpies, Lost Llamas, Basketball Stars at Colette

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mattkays: "http://twitpic.com/gbt0b - Dyyyinggg @cjronson @carlosncharge @sofifii" We got ours, too!

Steven_Alan: "http://mypict.me/wglV" According to UberTwitter, Steven Alan and a shaggy llama are in the middle of nowhere.

OnGlamFashion: "Love that Tom Binns is collaborating with Disney on an Alice in Wonderland collection. Will we spot a piece on Binns fan Michelle Obama?" Better question, will we spot a Binns piece on us?

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coletteparis: "Lebron James playing now at colette" We'd love to see the basketball player wearing something like this out of the Parisian store.

henryholland: "Amazing fact! Hair crimpers were invited by Sebastian for a Barbara Streisand album cover. Barbara: first crimped woman. Who knew?!" We wonder if the crimped hair was an accident (like our curl-jobs usually turn out), or if it was intentional (which is what we tell people).

elle_com: "Chignons at Rodarte's fall 2009 show mirrored the laces on models' boots. Check out the hairstyle how-to here http://tinyurl.com/nopqoy" Whoa. We got lost somewhere between "pull strands into a low off-center ponytail" and "complete into a square-shaped bun". We think we'll stick to our topknots.
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