No question, the public's fascination with 22-year-old actress, fashion designer, author, and co-president of the company Dualstar Entertainment Group, Mary Kate Olsen is warranted. Mary-Kate and her (older by a few minutes) sister Ashley were beamed into American households from their infancy on the television series Full House, and since then they've brilliantly maneuvered their charm, beauty, and wit into a multimillion-dollar industry. But in the last few years, Mary-Kate has transformed herself from a child star and adorable twin into something far more rare: a hauntingly gorgeous young woman with serious acting talent and a remarkably individual, articulate fashion sense that speaks more of classic New York and haute Paris than it does of breezy L.A. The paparazzi can't get enough of Mary-Kate. Maybe because she's not easy to get. She doesn't party all night. She doesn't make stupid comments, act up in public, fail to show up for appearances, or parade around with an aura of star entitlement. She's genuinely serious about what she does, and she seems to want us to take her seriously, too. This must infuriate hardcore gossip junkies. All of that beauty, all of that style, all of that intelligence: Why isn't she self-destructing and throwing it all away?
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