Rachel Zoe Quotes & Rachel Zoe Sayings

Around three years ago, everything began to change. The nature of what, or who, is a celebrity has expanded. We aren't saving lives here, but we are creating images, and images create opportunities in a lot of areas. For me, the designers are my celebrities. They're my heroes I don't believe in changing my style because something's a trend, ... People are mislead: They think because it's a trend, they should do it. And it's not going to work. I understand the [thinking] behind saying it’s wrong to wear fur. But then you can make the argument that it’s wrong to wear leather and suede. Where does it end? I've never touched a drug in my life. Until recently, I didn't even know what crystal meth was. And I haven't known the name of a diet drug since Dexatrim in the 80s. The only person I've told to lose weight is my mom. My number one mantra with any body type; be it full figure, petite or somewhere in between; is to find confidence and comfort in your best assets. I tell all of my clients to take a really good look in the mirror, determine what those features are and run with them! By accentuating the positive, you will look and feel your best. My advice to curvy women in particular…wear tailored pieces, open necklines and statement-making belts. If you are fuller on the bottom, wear an a-line skirt and something fitted on top to show off your waist. Avoid baggy clothes. Despite what many women think, wearing something voluminous to hide your curves will only make you look bigger. Stick with darker colors, they are more flattering for everyone, and steer away from bulky fabrics like tweed, wool, or knits. If you love your boobs or derriere. Show them off for gods sake! Fashion does not discriminate—no matter what your size, all women (and men) should look beautiful and embrace what they love most. Nicole showed up to meet me in an airport once wearing a sweatsuit, with a leopard-print neck pillow tied around her neck, an 'I Love L.A.' cap, and her hair in pigtails, ... I think she was doing it to torture me. Their weight loss - I really think it was timing, ... It has nothing to do with me. I would never, ever, ever promote anorexia. It is a serious disease. They don't have eating disorders. It makes me extremely uncomfortable. Truthfully, I’ve never seen myself as being too thin. Sometimes I’ll look at photos and be like, ‘Oh, that’s not a good look. ‘But generally speaking, I’m not too thin. We're obsessed with the way Kate looks - Wellington boots with shorts? Who else could get away with that?