Her roommate is going to be SO PISSED to find out what Samaire did to her missing baseball jersey.
Yep, that's Aaron Paul from "Breaking Bad." They dated. That's all I have to say; this is a "fugging and learning" moment.
That's a satin poncho right? It's a satin poncho.
Little Black Straps, don't fail her now.
The SHOES. Weren't those already dated by the time August 2002 rolled around?
This is from that time when young celebrities dressed like they shopped exclusively in Macy's juniors department.
See? The skirts are devious.
It really makes me laugh how often there used to be giant bashes for video game releases, and new versions of cell phones. Her outfit makes me laugh in an acid-flashback way. And her purse also makes me laugh, but in a warm way that suggests I, too, would want to carry one.
This outfit also made a guest appearance in Rachel Bilson's Fugstory, but I couldn't resist including it again because that shirt is seriously a sequined battle of the Greek gods.
It physically hurts me that this predates our attendance at Fashion Week, so we didn't get to make a Rich Newsie joke about this at the time.
She apparently really loves those boots. And her pelvis. That is so much pelvis.
This garment existed in the world. AND PROBABLY STILL DOES SOMEWHERE. Is your spine chilled?
Moulin Ewge.
With apologies to these other two ladies, who look perfectly normal: I really think we need to leave our future alien overlords a note that says, "Please just ignore 2004."
We also need to disavow jeans that had a half-inch zipper. That blouse could have been all right if we weren't looking at her entire groin.
... The necklace is cool?
An older Samaire was a more restrained Samaire.
And a pregnant Samaire was an awesomely sparkly Samaire.
And a three-months-postpartum Samaire was a pretty darn chic Samaire.
And now she's still rocking the cute short hair, but with way better clothes supporting it. It's nice to see a happy ending on one of these, isn't it?