If You Have to Cry, Go Outside

"Full of anecdotes, personal and professional life as well as motivational tips," the New York Times-bestselling memoir from the candid tv personality (People.com).

Media maven Kelly Cutrone spills her secrets for success without selling out. She combines personal and professional stories from her high-profile gigs as Whitney Port and Lauren Conrad's boss on The Hills, star of Bravo's Kell on Earth, judge on America's Next Top Model, and CEO/founder of the fashion PR firm People's Revolution to offer young professional women no-nonsense, brutally honest career advice—and other things their mothers never told them.

"[Cutrone's] hellish take on the fashion world is her ticket to stardom. . . . reads as a gritty guide for young women entering the fashion world." —USA Today

"Choice career and style advice from New York's most outspoken PR woman." —WSJ.com

"What everyone loves about Kelly Cutrone . . . is that she isn't afraid to tell it how it is." —Elle Magazine

"Cutrone gives blunt, how-to advice on how to be a "power bitch" . . . It's an old-fashioned guide to succeeding in both life and work . . . with a dash of self-styled spirituality and, of course, all dressed up in Balenciaga." —New York Post

"Part memoir, part self-improvement sermon . . . it recounts Cutrone's own fitful journey." —New York Magazine

"The book outlines [Cutrone's] tumultuous rise from homelessness to the fashion elite and serves as a guide for navigating an alternative career path." —The Harvard Crimson

"A raw, no bullshit, . . . autobiographical joy ride that preaches spiritual self-empowerment over self-sabotage." —Out Magazine

"A message of girl power . . . entertaining for all." —Los Angeles Times