OlderKelly Cutrone: If You Have to Cry, Go Outside!
Tell-it-like-it-is Hills boss Kelly Cutrone has finished a new book with hints for burgeoning fashionistas and working girls based on her own experiences!
The 44-year-old head honcho for the PR firm People’s Revolution will release If You Have to Cry, Go Outside…And Other Things Your Mother Never Told You on February 2 on HarperCollins imprint HarperOne.
“It’s kind of like the good, the bad and the ugly,” Kelly told WWD. “It covers everything from marriages to relationships to jobs to….Even [Eliot Spitzer's call girl] Ashley Dupre makes a little appearance in my book.”
Kelly is also preparing her own show on Bravo, Kell on Earth, a docu-series that takes viewers inside her world of fashion. The show premieres Monday, Feb. 1!
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She is a complete ***** ( the good kind of ***** if there is one). She is tough woman, but I bet that is someone you can learn a lot from. She is not there to protect once feelings, she is there to teach you how to do your job and be good at it. Is someone one can learn a lot from. I will definitely be checking her book out!
There’s no crying in baseball or the office
She is badass! They should make a book of all her quotes, haha!
I like how she is straight up with everyone, i might buy it
maybe she never has sex so she tells everyone what to do and how to do it.. but most of the time she is really right.. hahahaha a bad ass woman..
She is a B—h.
Well, whenever I want to end up embittered and pathetic like her, I would read that book…..
Who?
I love the hills
I hope it’s not as boring as the previews!!!! :(
is this the real book cover? she could of put on some makeup and photoshopped it.
Jared, the premiere is 1st of Feb, just to let you know. :)
Beautiful!
I have read her book and loved it. While it is a bit all over the place.. I actually found it very inspiring and helpful. She doesn’t take any crap from her employees but is still there for them and helps them tremendously in their careers. I wish that we had managers like her where I work! She said it best “assistants assist, managers manage and directors direct” (not an exact quote). People need to know their place in the company and not be such prima donnas all the time!