Tyra's Fashion Tips for Ellen!
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The one and only Tyra -- who no longer uses her last name, thanks to Ellen -- shared everything she's up to, including her new fashion website. She then helped Ellen find a brand new style!
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- -: Tyra's Fashion Tips for Ellen!
March 10, 2011 (about 13 years ago)The one and only Tyra -- who no longer uses her last name, thanks to Ellen -- shared everything she's up to, including her new fashion website. She then helped Ellen find a brand new style!
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