Beth Ditto Shines At Gaultier Show

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Beth Ditto Shines At Gaultier Show
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          Oct 05, 2010
          
        
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Looking like a modern-day Betty Boop, Gossip frontwoman Beth Ditto walked the runway of the Jean Paul Gaultier show on Saturday in Paris.
The gay singer was the star of the show, and as StyleSectionLA points out, Ditto's appearance is one of many instances of larger beauties being embraced.
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