For A Diva, There’s No Classy Ceiling

Part of being the best (and, Diva, you are the best) is hanging with the best, and learning from them.  As you well know, however, a high profile crowd doesn’t always mean high profile behavior.  You just wish exemplary actions came with the territory.

Derek Blasberg agrees – hence, his cheeky new memoir, Classy.  He’ll teach you about common no-no’s, socialite secrets, how to flaunt what you’ve got.  This New York socialite reveals everything Divas-in-training need from dating etiquette to fashion.  A lady may not wear stilettos and pearls while she cooks anymore, but she definitely doesn’t dance on tables either.

You’re already well versed in all things refined, but you’ll enjoy the pert prose anyways.  Besides, who knows when you’ll need to loan your selectively underlined copy to your co-worker who “just can’t figure out” why she only attracts the bad boys.

Tramps begone; Divas encouraged.

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