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"   This may seem slightly dramatic or the latest accessories from Hussein Chalayan, but this week I will not be revealing my face. The reason for the tardy blog entry is because I had a little procedure (unfortunately my Fashion Assistant salary cannot afford plastic surgery) that has left me with Elephantitus of the cheek. Although my style tips for particular occasions tend to be unconventional, this one takes the cake. Having slight pain in my cheek while in Toronto over the weekend for our Feb. Cover shoot, I decided that I needed to see a doctor first thing Monday morning. Dressed in a monochromatic grey sheath dress and matching stockings, I entered my handsome oral surgeon&amp;#039;s office for the routine appointment not expecting him to suggest that he would need to put me to sleep and remove my screw immediately otherwise there would be grave consequences. As he covered my nose and mouth with a &amp;quot;go to sleep&amp;quot; gas and poked my veins up with anesthesia, I remember rambling to my doctor-who gets surgery in Marni and Margiela? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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