GMA: Max Gallupo 18th Century Doppleganger, Fashion Tricks & Spiderman

Good Morning America: Max Gallupo 18th Century Doppleganger

Remember the story about the tie-dye wearing college kid who found a striking resemblance to himself in an 18th century picture at the Philadelphia Art Museum? Good Morning America has him on the show to ask him a few questions.

Max Gallupo said his girlfriend found his 18th century doppleganger while they were browsing the museum. He said the resemblance is so familiar that he is going to do everything he can to find out if he is related to the man in the picture. All he knows at this point is the picture was drawn in a city near Florence where his grandfather grew up.

Good luck with the research, Max.

GMA Lucky Fashion: Hourglass Shape Vs Large Bust

Lucky magazine’s contributing style editor, Lori Bergamotto, stopped by the set to give out some of her best fashion advice.

First she said to downplay whatever characteristic you don’t like and try to emphasize everything you do like about your body. She said it is best to try lots of things on.

For shorter women who want to seem a bit longer, Bergamotto said is is all about creating a fluid line and sticking to colors in the same family. Lara Spencer also said adding a few inches to the pant leg will make you look even longer.

For women with an hourglass shape Bergamotto said to try and hide the hips with a large, puffy skirt and bring the eyes more towards the top of the body.

GMA: Lucky Women’s Fashion Advice

For women who want less of a bust, Bergamotto said to not wear short sleeves because it draws the eyes towards the chest area.

For women who want to have a larger bust, Bergamotto said it was best to add some ruffles on a v-neck or some bows around the chest area to really make it stand out and seem larger.

Good Morning America: Spider-Man Calendar

The many Spider-Mans from the Broadway play of the movie are doing a calendar to help raise money for victims of Hurricane Sandy. The Spider-Men, of which there are 10 of in the entire play, all posed for the calendar in different Spider-Man poses.