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It's For Dad's Female of the Day: Jessica Simpson
Jessica Simpson kind of reminds me of my ex-girlfriend from school as far as looks is concerned. Not sure what it was, as we're talking about middle school looks versus a grown Jessica Simpson. Maybe it was their smile and laugh, but it definitely wasn't Jessica's ditsy "blond moments".
That's definitely one of Jessica Simpson better photoshoots above. Wow! I tend to always see her look like the picture below where she's got the ditsy blonde look.
She's got a new TV show coming I think, unless I misread it, but it's about her traveling to areas and seeing what people's definition of beauty is. Her hair is darker, like a hazel color, probably did that to get rid of her "dumb blond" image.
Here's an excerpt from her bio page:
Jessica Simpson has taken the music, fashion and entertainment industries by storm. A talented artist with universal appeal, she has become an international star and media darling.
Born and raised outside of Dallas, Texas, Jessica began her performing career by sharing the stage with famous gospel acts such as Kirk Franklin, God's Property and Ce Ce Winans. With her unmistakable voice and unique pop sound, Jessica caught the eye of Columbia Records executive Tommy Mottola. After joining a tour in support of the boy-band 98 Degrees, she quickly burst onto the music scene in 1999 with her debut release Sweet Kisses. Her RIAA-certified double platinum debut featured Jessica's massive breakthrough hit, "I Wanna Love You Forever," which hit #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The title track to Irresistible, her 2001 follow-up, was a crossover smash, charting on the Hot 100 (#15), the Rhythmic Top 40 (#12), Top 40 Mainstream (#3) and Top 40 Tracks (#5).
But it was the success of her quadruple-platinum album, In This Skin, which marked Jessica's debut as a songwriter and further refined her ever-evolving voice as an artist. "Sweetest Sin," the album's first single to hit the Top 40, is a marked change from the teen pop style that launched her career.
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