Um, Will Somebody Please Take Allegra Versace to the Hospital?

October 23rd, 2008 by Evil Beet


I’m sorry, but what in God’s name is this girl doing walking red carpets?

She’s like twenty seconds away from full cardiac arrest.

Seriously if I were Donatella I’d be all like, “Listen, young lady. If you want to pose on the red carpet with me next week, you have to spend the remainder of this week in your room. Hooked up to IV nutrients. Capiche?”

Here’s Allegra, dying in front of an international audience, at Fashion Group International’s 25th Annual Night of Stars in NYC.

Also there: Blake Lively, Penn Badgley, Ivanka Trump, Ashley Olsen, Mamie Gummer and Kate Bosworth, whose recent fashion choices are making my head explode.


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59 Responses to “Um, Will Somebody Please Take Allegra Versace to the Hospital?”

  1. dawl5582 says:

    i think i totally just vomit in my mouth a little. someone needs to give that girl some cake on an IV drip. i can’t look anymore, quick, post something on raven whatsername again.

  2. BLA says:

    Good. Freaking. Lord.

    The arms. Or lack thereof.

  3. c. says:

    damn. slap some sleeves on that sht.

  4. Coral says:

    yeah, she looks like a concentration camp survivor. i hope she gets help.

  5. Lehcar says:

    poor girl!!

  6. Janaycore says:

    This picture is frightening in so many ways.

  7. b says:

    oh god, she’s starting to look like a female marc anthony.

    I can’t believe her mom isn’t getting her to rehab. We all saw this coming a few months ago. This is terrible.

  8. Briana says:

    this poor girl- she has been fighting anorexia for a long time now =(

  9. Briana says:

    she HAS been in rehab. Its not like they are just ignoring it…

  10. Sheila says:

    Her organs are probably already damaged.

  11. torie says:

    oh my god.
    all i can think is that i couldn’t stand there and pose and smile for a picture with her!
    i don’t know how they’re doing it.
    it’s fucking surreal.

  12. humorless. says:

    Thats the most skinny arm I’ve seen. o_O
    That can’t be healthy.
    I would so rather be fat than look like that, gross D:

  13. censorthis says:

    i think she looks totally hot. of course, she’d look even better deep fried and served with celery and blue cheese dressing as an appetizer at chili’s.

  14. Down Unda says:

    Jesus. Poor girl… She was probably brought there to make Marc Anthony look healthy. Nothing really appropriate and funny can be said about something that dire.

    On another note, Kate Bosworth looks like she’s sporting a dress made of Joe Biden hairplugs. Like Katie Holmes, she should just stop trying to be a “cutting edge” fashionista and try “classical beauty.”

    While I am at it, I think Ivanka trump is a really good looking lady (OK, here come the naysayers!) but she has the highest waist I have ever seen on anyone under 86 years old! Seriously… I haven’t seen anyone sport a waistline that high since Cocoon. Was her father really Wilford Brimley?!

  15. loveitloveit says:

    dem dry dryyyy bones

  16. huh says:

    A letter to Donatella….

    Dear Donatella, you have failed as a parent. I recently read an article where you were quoted saying a woman should never wear anything other than high heels. Gross. Did you also say that a woman should never way more than 65 lbs, too? I think you need to focus on your kid and leave the fashion to better designers. I haven’t seen a nice versace ANYTHING since before you took over the house. Please take the time to better your child before she dies.

    Thanks

  17. huh says:

    ew…. major typo. *weigh

  18. Ashley says:

    Picture full of crazies, right there. Poor Allegra. With how long she has been fighting this disease, she won’t live to be very old, and she has so much ahead of her.

  19. Karma says:

    It’s a strange world isn’t it Beet? If they weigh too much they get people insulting the hell out of them and insisting that they lose weight. Then you have people who’ve fallen under the pressure and they become bulimic and the same people make fun of them for being too incredibly skinny.

    Who’s at fault? I’m sure Raven is next.. if she lost 20 pounds because you heckled her then you could ‘take credit for forcing her to be healthy’ but if she buckled and loses it by throwing up and loses too much weight then hey.. at least she’s fodder for some fun bulimic jokes.

    Yay for ruining the self esteem of young girls everywhere. Yay! :)

  20. Evil Beet says:

    @Karma

    It is, indeed, awfully strange of me to expect people to take responsibility for their own physical well-being and self-esteem. What a crazy world we’d live in if no one could blame anyone else for problems they don’t feel like solving for themselves. I certainly wouldn’t want to live in a world like that. You wouldn’t, either. It would probably mean you’d have to stop eating so damn much.

    And it’s not exactly self-esteem if the esteem comes from a blogger, now is it?

    Your argument fails.

    Yay! :)

  21. Lynn says:

    That’s just sad. Love you Beetie grl!!

  22. Dmarie says:

    Omg why does no one do something!!!!!!

    And the lady on the right.. LOL @ her lips

  23. Down Unda says:

    @Dmarie: That’s Donatella Versace… after all of her crappy surgeries she looks like Doctor Zaius from Planet of the Apes.

  24. Anonymous says:

    Donatella looks almost as bad. Look at her waist in that first picture compaired to her head! It looks photoshopped on.

  25. Abbi says:

    Ashley olsen looks beautiful and healthy. Not too loong ago she was the allegra in these pictures.

  26. PurpleMonkeyPaws says:

    I think too many people are using the media, and such, as a scapegoat to all sorts of issues.
    It’s so much easier to blame your low self esteem on tv or magazines.
    It’s easier to say that it was the type of music children are listening to is causing them to be violent, rather than the parents who choose to ignore warning signs.
    Children develop a lot of eating, mental, physical, psychological problems because their parents are too busy and self involved to pay attention to them.
    Start listening to your kids and stop blaming it on everyone else.

  27. Eyes of Green says:

    I have a niece with an eating disorder like that. She won’t eat in front of other people, even her family, because she feels so ‘fat’ and thinks we’ll judge what she is putting in her mouth. She’s been in treatment and her mother blames herself because she has always been such a fanatic about her own weight. She’s doing better but now she’s off at college – freshman year. We are all terrified she may slip back into old habits.

    It’s strange, what a hold food can have over your life if you let it. some eat for comfort, some eat to fill a ‘void’, some won’t eat because they’ve twisted their own image of themselves.

  28. Moxy says:

    Looks like Donatella is on the same damn diet!!!

  29. quirkygirlkitten says:

    day-um! she actually makes marc anthony look hefty. i hope she gets the help she needs.

  30. PurpleMonkeyPaws says:

    Eyes of Green

    I know what your niece is going through, I used to NEVER eat in front of ANYBODY. I lived on black coffee, energy pills, and nicotine. I would also exercise until I passed out.
    I think it also had a lot to do with “control”, I felt could completely control what went into my body. Even though it was the food controlling me, and not me controlling the food.
    It’s not her mother’s fault by being a fanatic about her own weight, there are so many more factors involved, and it sounds like she is aware of the problem, and is trying to help her daughter out the best way she can.

  31. Karma says:

    @ Beet

    Your argument makes no sense. How can it be self esteem if it’s coming from a blogger? Are you seriously misunderstanding what I said on purpose? Tons of girls read your blogs, therefor when you say that Raven needs to lose some ‘fucking weight’ then those girls get that you are saying that if they are overweight then they are disgusting. You said it not me.

    Now, only days later you have a girl who’s succumbed to the peer pressure in the fashion world and is probably bulimic, she’s dangerously thin and if she doesn’t get help she will probably die. And what do you do? You make fun of her. I was simply pointing out that you are among the people that girls listen to when they are told that being overweight is disgusting and therefor go to extremes to be ‘normal’. Hypocrite much?

    So, you should go on writing your page the way you see fit. Obviously it’s your page. I was simply pointing out that maybe, just maybe, you could have a little bit of consideration for the girls who read your site. Just because some people think it’s funnier when you are mean doesn’t always make it right.

  32. PurpleMonkeyPaws says:

    Hey Karma,
    I honestly doubt this blog would have that much influence on the young girls who read it to lose weight, if anything it would encourage them to keep a healthy balance. Don’t be as big as Raven, because over eating is also a problem, but don’t go to extremes and be as thin as Allegra.
    I’m sure they get enough pressure from their peers to want to lose weight, let’s not mention the people around them in their everyday lives that reinforce the idea that skinny is in?
    What about the fashion industry who insist that the models look like a bunch of starving pre pubescent boys?
    You can’t blame one blog for the skewed views of our young girls, and you can’t get mad at a blogger for posting their opinions.

  33. Kristy says:

    Everyone gets made fun of here, not just the fatties and the anorexics. It’s an equal opportunity blog!

    Celebs, as well as real life people, need to take responsibility for their own actions. If I succumb to peer pressure Saturday night and do ten shots of vodka with my friends at the bar; then I wake up in my own vomit in a gutter–this is my fault. It is my decision.

    Both Raven and Allegra are old enough to know that it’s unhealthy to be very overweight or very underweight.

  34. ADru says:

    My wrists are bigger than her arms. And if someone’s self esteem is ruined by reading a blog or an issue of US weekly, they need to grow a pair and step into the real world.

  35. long dong silver says:

    Damn!!!!!

    My D*@% is bigger than her arm!

  36. Mamie says:

    forget the iv drip. jennifer lopez forgot to pump her right breast. there is enough there for the twins, marc and allegra. wowzer!

  37. cj says:

    I don’t get from this post that Beet was making fun of Allegra. She’s basically pointing out the obvious–the woman needs help, she’s dying, and her mother should do something about it other than pose with her on the red carpet. Although in fairness, I’m sure Donatella has tried to help her daughter. Also, this isn’t some paparazzi photo invading Allegra’s privacy; this is a publicity photo, meant for everyone to see, so what’s the problem with bloggers or anyone else making comments about it? It’s sad to see someone with so many resources at their disposal who still can’t get on top of things, and I feel bad for her.

    Now , will somebody please take Donatella Versace to the vet?

  38. jennatar says:

    I like how she makes Marc Anthony look normal, Donatella look fat, and JLo look enormous.

  39. Just Saying says:

    Beet is correct. This child should not be on the red carpet! Treatment center, stat.

  40. Tracy says:

    “It would probably mean you’d have to stop eating so damn much.”

    I love your blog, Beet, but you assume that because Karma has a problem with one of your posts that it automatically means that it hits her (I’m assuming she’s a ‘her’) at home.

    You’re getting kind of mean lately. Before it was all snark and fun and now it seems like you’re going out of your way to be mean about any post that crosses your desk. What happened to old Beet?

  41. Jeanie says:

    Even if Allegra gets help soon she’s going to have health problems the rest of her life. I have a friend who starved herself in high school and now has osteoporosis – and she’s not even 30! Growing up in the high fashion industry must be extremely difficult.

  42. Bee Hind says:

    I had a friend with an eating disorder, so looking at this photo makes me sad. Like my friend, Allegra’s hair looks thin. her face looks drawn, and her arms are just scary. She was looking better for a while, but it looks like she had a relapse. I hope she gets the help that she needs.

  43. str says:

    what creeps the hell out of me is how everyone’s smiling so damn happily in that pic

    makes them an accomplice somehow

  44. Lettie says:

    Poor lass. In one sense I agree she shouldn’t be allowed onto the red carpet but on the other, those around her are probably just trying to keep it real ‘in her circles that is’. What do they do? – lock her away and make her even more unhappy than she already is? Not a good role model for young girls but surely they can look at her and think that’s just not healthy or attractive and not want to go there. You would think? I hope so. She looks like she’s not long for this world.

  45. A says:

    beet’s comments were fine… she was rightly putting out that allegra is unhealthily skinny, but saying it in an absolutely hilarious way.

    while i understand complaints about scrutiny of people’s body images, first, people’s bodies should be under scrutiny. it is neither healthy to be obese nor underweight, and neither of these conditions should be supported in society. while some people may be prone to being on the thinner or heavier side because of their genetics, people also need to take control of their habits, lifestyles and self-confidence to attain a healthy weight/body. healthy does not mean you have to look like a gorgeous actress or model–it just means you have to be healthy!

    and also, these are celebrities we’re talking about here. however much they may complain about criticism and over-scrutiny by the media, these people have chosen these lives. raven and allegra could move to kansas tomorrow and become a farmer (sorry to people from kansas, i’m just using as an example… they could move to upstate new york, where im from, and do the same thing), and you can be sure no papparazi would follow them there. however, they don’t, they stay in their famous careers, putting themselves publicly in front of the media, because they like the benefits of it.

    and on a lighter note, this is one of the most unappealing pictures i have seen lately… ew.. and poor allegra, she used to be so gorgeous when she was healthy!

  46. Lynn says:

    Wow! That is really bad…poor thing…she needs to be in rehab. I don’t understand how her face isn’t even more gaunt…or how she has hair left. Normally by that point your hair is even thinner…but I can’t be mad at her…she can’t just suddenly stop…it is an addiction and she really needs help. Hopefully someone will be able to get through to her.

  47. Erica says:

    You know you’re too skinny when you make Marc Anthony look morbidly obese by comparison.

  48. Jen says:

    … and now we have Donatella and her daughter to thank for debunking that “sexy Italian female” stereotype… well played…

  49. ThatLisa says:

    @ PurpleMonkeyPaws

    I think too many people are using the media, and such, as a scapegoat to all sorts of issues.
    It’s so much easier to blame your low self esteem on tv or magazines.—-

    I totally agree with that. Most of the people I know that have eating disorders were not really that affected with media, television, celebrities, etc. It was a huge control thing. Sometimes it could begin with a “I wish I was thinner” or “I wish my body was like so-and-so’s,” but once it becomes a full-fledged disorder, it was (usually) about being able to control something in a chaotic life.

    So sad. Poor little Allegra. I hope someone gets her help.. again. It would be such a horrible way to die. :( Those pictures are horrible. Not only does she look awful… she seriously looks like walking death. It’s so sad.

  50. Coral says:

    i find it telling that people have sympathy for anorexics because they know anorexia’s a complex disease and you need treatment to recover from it. but fewer people have sympathy for overweight people and tell them to stop overeating and exercise more. maybe saying that to an overweight person is no more helpful than telling an anorexic to eat more.

    perhaps if we considered obesity a complex disease which requires treatment to overcome, we could concentrate on helping people instead of tearing them down.

    personally, i’d like more gossip about what celebrities are saying and doing and less about picking apart how they look.

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