Dangerously Beautiful

Ladies, please tell me I’m not the only one.  Please tell me you have discovered the internet goings-on of celebrity stylist June Ambrose.  She is filling my twitter home page with my daily shot of couture.  Her vlog is my boost through the tough times.  These impromptu videos are reality shopping at its finest, complete with non-stop laughter from sales associates, rich women walking through shots and the fabulous June responding to it all in her classy-yet-hilarious way.  Just imagine: at a time when I’ve had to forcibly restrain myself from shopping, I have a tour guide – a shopping buddy – through all that is haute in the heart of New York.   She prepares me for what’s new so that I can have some level of control over when I am hit by the shopgasm and the (gasp) hauteattack. 

Tell me you haven’t nearly fainted at the sight of a shoe, no a boot, more beautiful than you could’ve imagined (tear).  I have.  

The Ambrose Effect is far reaching.  Have you not seen the Stiletto Workout?  I now understand that you MUST have beautiful shoes for beautiful calves.  It’s symbiotic. Oh, and think of the gorgeous ones.  Jay-Z is shining the light on just how sexy it is to be a grown a** man.  Mary J. got ‘em telling their mamas that they’re in love with a grown woman.  Kim Cattrall put (almost) all the sex in Sex in the City.  The list goes on and on.  A total image like that is not something you’re just born with.  These people have the talent and the charisma, but the total image takes a well developed knowledge and understanding of modern culture and classic style.  They say, “behind every great man is an even greater woman”.  I say, behind every great look there is a woman with vision.  Her name is June.