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What can we learn from the first Instagram posts of A-list stars?

As Julia Roberts joins Instagram, her posts suggest a breezy logo T-shirt vibe, a far cry from how Madonna, Will Smith and other big names started out

I have two pieces of wonderful news for you. The first is that Julia Roberts has just joined Instagram. The second is that, if her first two posts are any indication, Julia Roberts possesses an innate flair for expressing herself through clothing.

Take her first post. In it, she sits smiling on the floor, reinforcing the basic sentiment of the image by having “LOVE” splashed across her sweater. The second image is trickier, as evidenced by the “You can’t make everyone happy. You are not an avocado” slogan on her T-shirt. What does it mean? Is it a veiled message to someone? Does she literally have to remind herself that she is not an avocado? We may never fully know.

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